She showed me the text before she showed Sera, which told me something about where I stood now that I hadn't had confirmed out loud yet, and I read it twice.
Found the companion file. You need to see this in person. Tonight. Come alone.
"No," I said.
"Kael—"
"No." I handed the phone back to her. "Not alone. Not after this morning. Not after everything that's happened in the last two weeks."
"She's not going to talk if I show up with the Alpha standing behind me. People inside that office already took a risk calling me once. If she thinks I've turned this into an official pack matter, she disappears and we lose whatever she found."
She wasn't wrong, and that was the maddening part of arguing with her, that she rarely was. I hated it anyway.
"Then I wait outside," I said. "Close enoug
