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Luke's story wasn't particularly heartbreaking, sad, or thrilling, but Fox found that she was perfectly okay with that. In fact, it was a nice break from a lot of the sob stories she'd heard. The bit about him being a planner rang true for Fox as well. "I've found that things tend to fall into place whether you'd like them to or not," she replied, "My background is much the same, and I found myself leading a pack when the previous Alpha threw herself into the river to end her own life." Fox hadn't thought of Lethe in a long time, though the woman's actions would not be forgotten. Without that turn of events, Fox wouldn't be where she was today.

"In case it wasn't obvious, you seem pretty alright. If you and Perry want to get frisky, I won't get in the way." Blunt, as always. Fox wasn't sure if she found Luke attractive or not. She'd spent so much of her time being wooed by Peregrine that she barely noticed the physical beauty of others any longer. Perry was her lifelong mate, for better or for worse, through thick and thin. "Anything you want to know about me?" she asked, opening the door to any questions Luke might have.