That day, I was completely drained, thinking only about myself and not Pamela, she's the very least of my problems. As I walked down the street toward the house, a line of cars suddenly sped past, their headlights flaring in my eyes. I paused and watched them one by one. The moment I spotted the flag flying on the lead vehicle, I knew—it had to be the Alpha’s family.
I let out a tired sigh and continued walking.
When I got home, Pamela was the only one there. She sat on the couch, staring blankly at the ceiling. I didn’t bother saying anything and headed straight for my room, but her voice stopped me mid-step.
“You’re having yours soon, aren’t you? You’ll shift soon, right?”
I didn’t answer. At least she had a roof over her head. Tomorrow, I wouldn’t.
I sighed again. She sat up, final
