Their pack house was huge and imposing. Or, rather, our pack house now. I stared at it, not sure how I felt about something that big being the place I was going to live. Not sure how I felt about any of it.
Just like Brennan had predicted, the whole of the pack that was with us had spent the morning either outright staring, or sneaking glimpses of me. I was trying to ignore it, but it was getting harder all the time. I wasn’t exactly used to people paying attention to me, unless it was in a negative way.
“We’re here,” Brennan said needlessly, and I glanced at him, suddenly nervous about meeting the rest of the pack. The others with us, though, all let out shouts of joy and started racing for the gates. All but Tarrin, who stayed by my side. Even Brennan was going faster now, happy to be
