I looked up at him, unsure of what to say, or mind you ... how to react to the whole situation. I opted rather to just nod my head at him, before I turned around and stared out over the balcony. I looked at the woods right in front of me. This was one thing I could say for sure. He took much more care of his pack than my brothers and the previous reigning Alpha. The woods were lush green and spread right across for I don't know how many miles. I heard Alexander sigh and I just wished he would leave me alone. I needed time to process all of this s**t that happened.
I just stared out at the forest ahead of me. Memories of my mother came flooding back. The way she always took me out on walks and the way her and my father taught me how to shift for the first time. Oh, my parents. I missed th
