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Tournament after tournament.
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Game after game umpiring.
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Scanning the teams
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They're nothing like me.
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But I'm not going to reveal my true identity.
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Werewolves are rare in these tournaments.
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Not even my co-workers know.
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I umpire hoping my daughter is on one of these teams.
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I always get to know the catchers to get their name.
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I don't hear what I want.
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Even the catchers' eyes turn red.
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I am filed with more disappointment as I see catcher after catcher with red eyes.
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But why would I forget my daughter?
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My main goal is to find her and take her back as her mother.
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Ever since my husband died, I promised myself I would get her back safe and away from Shannon and her friends. Unless she got to her first.
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All these things flood through my mind as I call each game behind the plate and by the bases.
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But the players that are werewolves I ask for their name. Again, not the name I'm looking for.
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Madison Treble, I will find you.
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Mom
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Officials Thought Me Wrong
WerewolfThis is book three of the Teammates Thought Me Wrong series. If you haven't read the first two, do so now. Now, life in danger, sixteen year old Madi Treble has to fight to the death along with Laura and Lilly. Shannon still discovers that Madi isn...
