Gerwulf had always been a trusted ally of Thessalia, but her recent actions had shaken his faith in her. He couldn't believe that she had failed him and the rest of the pack and lied about the father of her child. He felt betrayed, and it was evident in the coldness of his gaze as he looked at her.
As Thessalia finished her announcement and the pack members began to disperse, Gerwulf stayed behind, watching her with a mix of anger and concern. He wanted to confront her about her deceitful behavior, but he knew that now was not the time or place.
Instead, he kept his distance from her, silently observing her as she gathered her things and prepared to leave. He couldn't help but feel a sense of sadness as he watched her go. Thessalia had always been like a daughter to him, and he couldn't
