Well, maybe that good feeling was wrong, Amelia thought hours later. Things weren’t going as well as she had imagined they would at the new job. I mean, everything was fine earlier in the afternoon when she met with Emily, who took her to a house in an area of the pack she had never been to, where unusually there were a lot more soldiers patrolling. Amelia ignored them, keeping her attention on Emily, who handed her the spare keys to the house, explained that she would be paid daily, and that every day she would find the money under the fruit bowl on the kitchen counter. Then Emily repeated what she needed to do, wished her good luck, and left without even showing Amelia around the house. Once again, Amelia was so excited that she forgot to ask about her new boss. She still didn’t know his
