JANA
My mate and I arrived at the pack house silently. We simply walked together, holding each other's hands and enjoying the weather. I know I need to explain my earlier decision to him because he was just quiet and allowed me to do what I knew I needed to do, but yet it's obvious that he has a lot of questions for me that I need to answer.
"How are you doing today, Jana?"
I smiled at my mother-in-law, who asked me and was sitting on the couch in front of a large television, watching one of the popular cooking shows.
"I'm fine, mommy," I said shyly.
I'm still hesitant to tell her about Missy, but I've decided not to keep anything from her. I am ready to accept the outcome because I am responsible for my own actions.
She was the one who suffered the most in the dungeon out of all of
