“Because you found me.”
I shook my head.
“No.”
She looked at me.
“You’re here because you kept fighting, even when you thought there wasn’t anything left to fight for.”
A small smile crossed her face.
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“You still gave me a chance
“I would’ve given you that chance no matter who you we
She searched my face
“Really?”
I nodded once.
1 would’ve accepted you whether you were an Omega, a Beta, an Alpha, or someone with no wolf at all.”
Her eyes didn’t leave mine.
“Why?”
“Because none of those things tell me who you are”
She was quiet.
“I don’t judge people by rank.”
I held her gaze.
“I never have.”
“My father taught me that respect is earned by the choices a person makes, not by the title they carry.”
She smiled.
“You really mean that.”
“I do.”
I lifted her hand and kissed the back of it.
“I would never reject you because of your rank.”
My voice was calm.
“I’m not like that.”
A tear slipped down her cheek before she could stop it.
I brushed it away with my thumb.
“You don’t have to cry”
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“I’m not crying because I’m sad.”
“No?”
She laughed through the tears.
“I’m crying because I spent so many years believing nobody would ever choose me.”
I leaned forward until our foreheads touched.
“I chose you the moment I caught the scent of wolfsbane coming from that shack and
followed it on instinct.”
Her lips parted slightly. “You walked toward me when everyone else had walked away.”
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