AIDAN
No one spoke.
Everyone was either stunned into silence or were in their own minds wondering what caused the change.
We all knew that Beta David had issues, it was inevitable. The man was a drunk his face every time we all saw him and even smelled like a brewery.
“Why would he keep that quiet? We all knew he had a problem with drinking,” Darren said, pulling me back to the office with a harsh thud. We all knew this was true. Many times, we would have found him passed out on the couches or somewhere silly due to drink. His words were always slurred.
The woman looked at us, but her face was blank. No emotion when she spoke. “That I don’t know,” she said, but her face changed to knowing which made me wonder if everyone in the pack saw what we saw. No one tried to cover up what
