EZRA
Icy wind whipped through my fur as I sprinted back to the pack. The message had been vague. Something happened with Zaiyree. You need to come back now. I pushed the messenger to go into more details, but he didn’t know anymore. Rhett had only told him that, saying it was a sensitive matter that could only be discussed in person.
I hated that he didn’t give any more details.
My mind was going rampant with a million different possibilities. I didn’t know if she was hurt or had left. I couldn’t even think of any other possibilities, afraid of what they could be. I was too concerned about getting home. It was a full day’s travel, running at full speed in wolf form. The messenger had stayed with the rest of the caravan to take my place, while I left immediately.
I didn’t stop for brea
