“If you don’t want to interact with them, I’ll have someone bring your meals here.”
She still protested, “No. Don’t do that. You’ll just draw attention to me. I don’t want to bother anyone. I’m fine out here with my wolves.”
“Fine. If you don’t want me to bother someone else, I’ll do it myself. I’ll bring you meals . . .”
Still, she shook her head, “No. I also don’t want to bother you. We’ll manage on our own.”
It was then that he finally understood. She’s distancing herself from the rest of them. She considered herself as an outsider. Not a part of the pack. She’s relying on herself, not on him. The realization made him feel suffocated. He wouldn’t have imagined that this was the extent of the damage he had done.
“Luna, I don’t mind if you bother me. You can bother me anytime. I
