n her makeshift shelter. She momentarily lost track of her location. But then everything from the previous night came flo
could sense that he was dangerous, even though she wasn't sure what to think of him yet. His amber eyes and his words ha
mise her safety. That in itself was more generosity than she'd enc
ck look around the tiny hut Zander had shown her last night. It was a modest, basic building with a straw bed
e of the bed. Jane, her curiosity piqued, got up and walked towards the doo
ready for the day. There was a tangible electricity in the air that combined purpose and urgency. Jane couldn't help but observe that this pack fel
ck to work. Although no one came up to her, she could sense their interest and mis
g air caress her skin. To discover her place in this new pack, she had to l
ehind her s
o be the ne
away. Her dark hair cascaded over her shoulders in waves, and her cheekbones were strikin
in a calm but friendly voice
ng a sharp spike in anx
ing about something, and her eyes softened some
t's frankness nonetheless hurt. Jane forced he
, Jane believed she noticed a glint of sympathy in h
nting to the nearby camp. "Zander's pack isn't really rank-sensitive
nstrict. Her entire life, she had strived to fit in and demonstrate that she was more than simply an
In an attempt to divert a
s conducting reconnaissance. Recently, there has been a
wolves that were vicious and ferocious, living alone without packs. H
as if sensing the anxiety in her expression. "
was still unsure about her existence in this pack and what Zander w
olves that were huddled around a fire. "Food is locat
eturn when she heard Claire's hint o
d and turned to go. Jane thought for a moment about going back to her shelt
ng away. Jane saw their gaze upon her, laden with unsaid enquiries. However,
stomach rumbled as she noticed the enormous pot over the fire, filling the air with the aroma of roasted meat.
Thanks." She tried to monitor the dynamics of the pack wh
were no overt ranks or overt manifestations of submission or dominance. Here, the wolves moved wit
tance, she found it difficult to move on from him. It was obvious that he was powerful. How
me noise near the camp's perimeter. The wolves surrounding the fire tense
had r
very wolf and movement in the clearing with his amber eyes. Two other wolves t
ecting to feel so uneasy around him, but there was something about the way he stared at
at had joined him. Jane observed their sombre features as they conve
oached her after a short while. Jane stood, f
" he uttered in a
at to say, J
ing her with the same acuteness as the
aid. "But, bett
ace stayed expressionless. Alrigh
ecame a burden for her. "What is happe
and his jaw tensed. "Rogue activity has increased in
st. "Do you believe t
s eyes. "I'm not
Zander wasn't one to make snap judgements, so if he was pos
m at bay, but it's only a matter of tim
from a distance, rogues were something to be wary of but not often encountered
dly audible above a whis
egion. Strength. Mastery. They've been circling, trying to get pas
rogues, she knew enough about them to know that they were vicious and errati
do to help?" she enquired
of something-like approval-in Zander
trouble," he
ean business. I wo
yes narrowing slightly as though he were analysing her remark
me when we'll need every wolf to fight." "Bu
sation than just staying out of trouble. However, there was a h
ords belying the underlyin
to leave, his shoulders tensed as thoug
him leave. Regarding the outlaws, Zander, and her role in this new
of the notion that her p