“That’s what worries me.” I stood and walked to the window, looking out toward the training field where the faint glow of the security lights illuminated the pen in the distance. “It’s too calm around her. And when she’s not there, it stirs more. Like it’s waiting for her.”
Asher came up behind me, his hand resting gently on my hip. “You’re thinking the same thing I am, aren’t you?”
I nodded. “Yeah. That she’s not as harmless as she pretends to be.”
He sighed, resting his chin on my shoulder. “We’ll keep an eye on her. And the twins. But don’t jump to conclusions yet. If she’s hiding something, we’ll figure it out.”
“Do you think it could have something to do with the bond that I have with them? The same one that I share with all three of you?” I asked.
“If they’ve told her about it,
