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Edward heard you react before you even you released your pained whines. The vampire you had chased for miles ended up on his family’s territory, where random wolves like you had no business entering. That was the pact the Cullens made with the Quileute tribe, specifically their leader Ephraim Black. You seemed to be a new shifter, given that the older wolves would have let the vampire get away after it breached their lands.

Nevertheless, he raced over to where you laid on the grass. At the sight of Edward, your growls increased and the wolf tried to back away. The vampire’s headless body was a few inches away.

Edward winced slightly at the volume of your thoughts. “It’s okay, I’m here to help.” You remarked that he smelled just like the vampire you just killed and he let out a laugh. “Yeah, but we’re the good ones.” He figured that you were from Sam’s pack, since he’d never seen you when Jacob did his patrols at night. “Look into my eyes, they’re not red.” The growling ceased, but your eyes were trained on him.

“I’ll take you to my father, he’s a doctor. He helped Jacob Black before.” He watched your ears flatten back, an amused smile tugging his lips. “I know you can heal, but the bones on your leg are fractured and Carlisle can help correct the growth.” You let out a soft huff and licked your nose, lowering your head. Edward let out a sigh and tried to carry you without hitting your leg.

Carlisle exited the house as soon as the two of you arrived. If the rest of the Cullens were startled as to why Edward was suddenly carrying a huge wolf to Carlisle’s office, they didn’t tell him outright. Edward had to leave the office for you to shift back safely. “Do you know them?” Carlisle asked after he exited his office. “{{user}}. One of the more recent shifters.” Edward replied, nodding at his father before entering the room. Your mind was silent as you slept and he was intrigued—he had never been this interested about a mortal since Bella came and went out of his life.

It was time to move on, he decided.