"Goodnight both of you. I am going to see what I can do about this tomorrow," Cassandra gets up from her seat, yawning and stretching. She steps into her house slippers and heads to her room, leaving her parents standing there, with the bowl of cereal abandoned on the seat for one of the servants to find.
However, she has no intention of going to sleep.
Her parents' words have given her a new kind of determination.
She stands at her door, her ears pricked up to hear if they are going to bed or not.
After a minute, her parents go to their room. She waits until she hears the door close before going outside the house.
If only her older brother was here, she would have gone with him. It is dangerous for a she-wolf to move alone at night without a car. She doesn't want to go in a car beca
