The first days had been difficult for Sia not knowing what to do in a space as new and as strange as Gideon's fortress. The pack followed her with eyes of uncertainty and curiosity, at least most of them did. Then there were those who watched her as if she were pure poison, as if she did not really belong here. And that was the sad reality, she did not have a place to belong because all her memories had evaporated, the wind and the passing of the years had carried away all memory of her past life. Gideon had accommodated her in a spacious room with windows completely sealed but still well-lit by flashing little lights that hung gracefully from parts of the ceiling. A huge bed with four wooden posts dominated the space completely, drawers and a dresser too. Sia also had a closet full of clo
