Everyone turned to look at me. The words stung, but I didn’t let it show.
Asher started forward immediately. “Stay here.” He told me.
“No.” I said, my voice steady. “If this is about me, I’m going too.”
We followed Jace to the central yard, where a small crowd had gathered. Rafe stood in the middle, his expression defiant, two pack members beside him.
“You think we’re blind?” He was saying loudly. “She’s not like us — she’s something else. That power of hers isn’t natural. What happens when she loses control? Who do you think she’ll destroy first?”
Some of the younger wolves shifted uncomfortably. A few looked at me, uncertain.
I stepped forward before Asher could speak. “If you have something to say, Rafe, say it to me.”
He smirked. “Fine. Tell me I’m wrong. Tell me you haven’t fel
