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Chapter 19
Author: Highpriest
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“How do you dry off? Don’t you get cold at night? How do you get food?” Michael was very into this topic.

“Customer,” I answered seeing two girls walking into the store on the camera, their arrival also announced by the ‘ding dong’ sound at the shop entrance.

“Hey!” Michael frowned. He wasn’t done with the conversation, but I was. Who the heck wanted to learn how a girl dries off after emerging from a freezing stream? Shaking my head, I moved to greet the customers.

Michael and I slowly grew closer day by day. He was less tense and smiled more. I hated that this budding friendship was going to end soon. I even bought a one-piece swimsuit and brought Michael to the wood’s for a swim on our day off-turns out there are two other employees, Drake and Hailey. We had a blast but we were shivering really bad afterwards. After he left, I let my fur warm me as a wolf while I sunbathed.

Besides being with Michael, I watched the motel when I could to pass the time. The hairs on the back of my nec
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