Kael
I hate standing still.
The platform had been positioned carefully so the ceremony would be visible from nearly every corner of the square. Michelle had insisted on that point during the planning, and looking out over the plaza now, I had to admit she’d been right. From where I stood near the edge of the stage, thousands of faces stretched outward through the square and spilled into the surrounding streets where late arrivals had gathered after the chairs ran out.
Wolves and Lycans stood shoulder to shoulder beneath the strings of lights stretched between the buildings, the dense crowd shifting slowly as people adjusted their positions to watch the ceremony unfolding at the center of it all.
Unfortunately, that visibility worked both ways.
Everyone in the square could see the plat
