"Does it matter?" I laughed bitterly. "It's probably all over school by now. The whole pack has seen me... whatever that was."
Asher took the phone from Kyle, his eyes narrowing as he read the message. "I'll find out who recorded it. And who's spreading it?"
"Don't bother," I said, pushing the food tray away despite my hunger. "It won't change anything. I'll still be the freak show."
"Stop calling yourself that." Caspian's voice was sharp, commanding enough that my wolf instinctively wanted to submit. But I wasn't in the mood to back down.
"Why? It's what everyone else is thinking." I pushed myself further upright, ignoring the wave of dizziness that followed. "I've spent six years trying to be invisible, and now I'm the opposite. The Goddess's chosen one. The Lancaster heir. The girl
