Forty minutes after I gathered all the people gravely injured from the attack into the pack house, I stood at the door and watched impatiently as the pack doctors healed them. Most of my pack warriors were down for the count, which meant we wouldn’t have a strong pack to find and attack The Council.
Even Adan’s pack was injured.
Beta Milo thrust open the door behind me, holding Mom in his arms. My eyes widened, and I took my mother from him and placed her on a bed next to other warriors, so she could be healed.
When I knew she was settled, I glanced out the door to find Bria. “Where is she? Where’s Bria?” I asked Milo.
Beta Milo looked away and refused to make eye contact with me. My stomach turned and twisted, and I balled my hands into fists so tightly that my claws sank right throug
