Piper
I can tell that my brother feels lost. I can’t imagine renouncing your Alpha at seventeen, then going on the run, not having any idea where to go and having no money. Gavin has always had a softer heart, like me. Maybe it was because he was the youngest and he was so young when our mother died, but my father didn’t take much interest in him. I probably spent more time with Gavin when he was younger than my father did. Maybe that’s why he turned out better than Grady and Gage. But I know that, for him, not being part of a pack is very scary.
I keep my arm wrapped around him, making sure he knows he’s safe.
“I’ve got this, baby,” Henry says, walking past us and kissing the side of my head before going to check us in.
“Baby?” Gavin asks, raising an eyebrow.
I shrug. “From him, it w
