POV Ophelia
Each day, I focused on keeping my composure and doing my best to prevent the Diablo Pack from winning this game of wit and subtle punches. What continued to be strange wasn't how my birth parents acted. No…it was how Joshua acted. Not once did I see him talking about Felicity or even trying to see her. He proactively defended my decisions so much so, that even Dustin stopped bringing it up.
However, I knew it had to come with a cost. The question was what that cost would be. After three days of agonizing over them and their concerns about their pack security, I finally figured out how to keep those wolves off my mind.
It doesn't decrease how happy I am to see them off today though. Once Jackson and I were done with training for the day, the two of us were jogging up to the
