She reviewed the surveillance camera footage over and over again, and I didn't understand why.
"Erin, I don't think there's anything you haven't seen yet," I said.
She sighed, looked at me, and then closed the laptop. "You're right. Even if I watch it a hundred times, it won't give me more information."
I chuckled. "What more do you want to know? It’s clear what happened. With this evidence, you definitely won the trial. Isla would probably feel useless if she saw this." I laughed, but when she looked at me again, there was something different in her gaze.
“How long have you known her?” Erin asked, surprising me. “I mean, do you know her history?” Her question felt a bit inappropriate, but I answered anyway.
“She was born in the Red Moon Pack, so I've known her since I was about eight
