Bexley
She crash tackled her own brother to the ground out there on that obstacle course. About halfway through it, she was even holding herself back a little to keep pace with him, because she could now outrun him, it seemed, while the other warriors of the pack were hollering for their own to hurry up and move the asses.
She took the opportunity to shove him right down on the ground and laugh in his ear as he struggled against her, as she held him there pinned down. He’d always been stronger than she was being older and having more muscle than she did. In the two years she’d had Avid before leaving this pack, she’d never been able to pin him down and keep him there, and now the tables were turned, and it wasn’t just her that was happy about that, but Avid too.
“Good to see you, big b
