ttack. The pack had suffered losses, and the warriors w

wolf. It had been buried deep inside her, hidden beneath years o

good thing. The whispers had started

s," someone murmu

dange

med wary, though sh

eeking solace among the trees. She needed t

e edge of the woods

He was dressed in black, blending into the shadows, but his presence was un

nded, her voice steady

le that didn't reach his eyes. "A friend,"

her eyes. "I don

oser. "I saw you during the battle. That st

ed. "What d

re different, Sienna. You don't belong here

d she clenched her fists.

s head, his smile neve

peared into the forest, leavin