LUKE
During my lunch break on Thursday, after I had spent the morning leading training classes at the pack elementary school, I made my weekly FaceTime call to my parents. Both of them were seated in front of my dad’s iPad staring back at me.
“How are you doing, Luke?” my mom asked, leaning forward.
“I’m good,” I replied, knowing I’d have to break the big news to them during this call, but I couldn’t help but stall, knowing it would be a huge shock.
“How’s the situation with the security breaches? Did you catch the latest offenders yet?” my dad asked.
“Not yet.”
“How’s Jasmine? Any discussion of a wedding yet?” My mom winked and smiled at me.
I cringed internally, knowing I’d have to tell them. “Jasmine’s fine. Actually, I have some news.”
“Already?” My mom’s eyes widened. “It soun
