FAYE
Because no one really knew the true extent of what had happened yet, it was safer to assume there was still a possibility that the killer could be anywhere.
That uncertainty had made the security around the pack house much tighter than before, and everyone seemed to be on edge.
The morning was already far gone, but no one had been able to move past the terrifying moment when the body had been found.
Sage and I had gone to our parents' quarters, which were somewhat detached from the main section of the pack house. We had both agreed that being there might help ease some of the tension. At least we could sit together without being surrounded by the constant movement of warriors and pack members passing through the main halls. I personally agreed because my parents would be worried s
