After shifting, I pulled on a pair of sweats and a T-shirt from the stash I kept on the front porch and stormed in after her. She’d gone upstairs.
The door to Celia’s room was open, but she was nowhere to be found. She was spending more and more of her days in the infirmary, helping Gabby, which was boosting her confidence.
The door to my bedroom was closed, and when I threw the door open, I let it hit the back wall with a satisfying thud. Kali was cross-legged on the bed, phone in hand. She jumped and glared at me. “What? You haven’t embarrassed me enough today?”
“Embarrassed you? The wolves here aren’t stupid, Kali. They know you have guards, and when you show up without them, it means you’re defying orders—my orders. Orders that are put in place token you safe,” I snarled. “How do yo
