It was a sunny afternoon, but Mira didn't look particularly pleased. She had hunched herself in a corner as soon as Kara left the room, and her head rested on her arms.
“What would Daphne do if she were here?” Nora thought. She needed to act like Daphne, and mask the rage she felt towards her foster family.
“Are you alright?” Nora looked at her suspiciously, using one of her fingers to tilt her chin up.
Mira sniffled and scrubbed her eyes with one knuckle. “It's… It's Ryder.”
“Ryder?” Nora queried.
“Yes, Ryder,” Mira sniffled harder this time, as her voice rose barely above a whisper.
“SHE DESERVES ALL THAT'S HAPPENING TO HER, WHY DO YOU CARE? SHE HAS OBVIOUSLY GOTTEN THE REWARD DESERVING OF BETRAYALS,” Kaira grumbled.
But Nora ignored her wolf’s rant, although she approves of her t
