Fiona’s POV
After everyone had finally left the pack clinic, and the laughter and chatter had died down into a numb silence, I thought I’d be relieved and catch some sleep to rest my aching joints.
But no, that wasn’t the case, as the quietness that pressed heavily on me gave more room for my biting thoughts to consume.
The air was too heavy for my liking, and the smell of the antiseptic had also started to sting my nose in an irritating manner.
And Mara, on the other hand, wasn’t helping issues as she hovered restlessly around the room, tidying up the area that was already tidy and fussing endlessly as she convinced me why I needed to lay my head down as if I don’t know that myself.
“Luna, please,” Mara said from across the room, folding a towel for the third time that minute. “You
