Quinn
We arrived back at the pack house buzzed and in high spirits, only to be met by the sounds of crying. I spotted my sister hunched over on the low couches. I rushed over.
“Al, what’s the matter? What’s happened?”
She looked up at me with puffy, red-rimmed eyes, the accusation in her gaze made me step back.
“What’s happened? What’s happened?” Her voice rose. “Nothing. That's what's happened.”
“I don’t understand. Why are you crying?” I looked around for some help.
Lan had already shifted and taken off to his pack. Grady and Duncan hung back near the door. Cowards. Irina came a little closer, but she looked as unsure about a crying Alaina as I felt.
“You’re so dumb sometimes, Q,” she spat at me. “Nothing's going on because no one has been here. I went to the city for a few
