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hit him.
    “What the hell, man? Did you literally fuck the wall, because you’ve destroyed the plaster? I mean you literally punched a hole through the wall with your cock,” he said as laughter filled the room.
    “Would you shut up and help me!” his voice roared.
    Ted stumbled back slightly not expecting the sudden outburst, but he quickly recovered and began pulling Luke’s hands, ripping his claws out one by one. Eventually freeing Luke from his unfortunate confines, he felt instantly relieved.
    “Thanks” he said awkwardly.
    Ted nodded in response before grabbing Luke’s bags and making his way to the door. “You coming?” he yelled over his shoulder with a wink, making Luke sigh in response.
    Luke took one last look out the window before turning and following his friend out the door, ready and determined more than ever before to find this woman and claim her as his own. Storming onto the street, he waved his hand in the air flagging a taxi almost immediately. Ted wasn’t surprised whatsoever, he knew Luke didn’t wait for anyone, they waited for him. Luke grabbed the bags from Ted and in one clean swoop they were in the boot. Luke had already climbed into the cab and was waiting patiently. He was happy when Ted finally decided to follow, time was running out, the day was drawing to an end and it’d be nightfall in a matter of minutes.
    He wasn’t sure he would even find Faith but he knew he had to try, and after today’s events he wanted to find her even more. He had never felt anything for anyone, it was how he was made, how his father wanted him to be. Now he had a taste of lust, desire, pleasure, and love that burned through his soul.
    “Where you going?” the driver asked.
    “Jersey,” Ted snapped.
    Luke stared at Ted, he couldn’t help but wonder what had gotten him so uptight. Then again , we are going to the darkest streets in N ew York , tha t’ d be enough to get anyone’s knickers in a knot . Luke stared out the window as the cab pulled from the curb into the busy streets of New York. He pondered what he would say to Faith when and if he could find her. Given Ted had come close to finding her location before, he knew luck was on their side or at least he hoped it was.
    “Once we hit Jersey, I think it best we find a place to sleep and pick up the search in the morning. We have no idea what we’re about to walk into and what we’ll find. The daylight will be our advantage,” Luke instructed.
    “Sounds like a plan. I know a nice place to stay and it’s close to where I found her before. I have to warn you though, as we get closer to Faith’s location you may begin to experience certain symptoms,” he announced.
    “Okay, but remember why we’re headed here, Ted. This isn’t a boys' weekend away, I have to find Faith. What did you mean when you said symptoms?” He had tried to steer his mind away from what Ted had mentioned but it was no good, he had to ask.
    “Normal things like visions, illusions, dreams, images of the woman burning through your memory, overwhelming emotions leading to unforeseen actions. Pretty normal reactions to finding one’s mate but you don’t normally start seeing things until you’re both in the same vicinity as each other,” he further explained.
    “Well I think I’ve already experienced a majority of what you just mentioned,” Luke stated as he continued to stare out the window of the cab.
    “You have? Well if that’s the case I’ve come prepared,” he said.
    Luke turned his attention to Ted noticing a handgun gently placed in his hand, watching as he placed it on his thigh with a huge grin upon his face.
    “Don’t worry, it won’t hurt...much,” he said with amusement.
    Luke thought for a moment, knowing exactly what he wanted to say in response but thought better of it. Watching the amusement on his friend’s face, he couldn’t help but smirk in response. It wasn’t long before the cab pulled against the curb. Luke looked out the