Third Person's POV
Cedric had been through a lot as a rogue—chased, rejected, and beaten. Deep down, he still lacked confidence.
When he heard the Thunder Wolf Pack didn't believe he was back, he thought they looked down on him for his past as a rogue.
So when the car reached the Thunder Wolf Pack's border, he didn't want to get out and shook his head at Adelaide from behind the window. Adelaide patiently said, "Don't be scared. I've met your uncle before. He really misses you, and so do the others. It's true."
Cedric still shook his head, pointed to his throat, then to his foot, his eyes filled with sadness.
Adelaide took a deep breath, her cedar pheromones suddenly strong, making the wolf-head emblem on the car door tremble.
She could tell Cedric was feeling inferior.
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