" No, you can't do that, Aerys," I whispered. He was serious. I didn't want him to lose his family, his pack because of me. I would have to leave if that were the case.
" Aerys, don't be stupid," his father growled. I agreed with him.
" I'm not being stupid. I've never acted stupid before. However, I'm serious about my decision. You would have to train someone else to take over,"
This i***t. I was both amazed and sad that he'd done that—the silence in the room after his words was deafening. Athena shot up from her seat.
" No, no, no. That is not happening," she had tears in her big eyes. Her mother cradled her face, concerned.
" Baby,"
" Since when is she so concerned about pack issues?" I heard Elaine ask.
" Dad, you can't let my brother step down," she went to her Dad, huggi
