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“Trey’s breath hitched as his son literally flung himself at him. “Jesus, Kye.” “Dad, when I’m Alpha of the pack and you’re a sad old man with nothing to do—” “Wait, a sad old man?” Trey asked him. “It’s gonna happen,” Kye asserted. “Anyway, after I kick your butt and take over the pack—” “That’s how you’re planning to become Alpha? By kicking my butt?” “You can’t take it personally, Dad.” Chuckling, Taryn ruffled her son’s hair.”

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Book:Untamed Delights
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