Chapter 10

Lillie

The packhouse was full of kids from the pack that had not gotten their wolves yet. Realizing things were getting out of control once the sun started to set their parents brought them to the one place they knew they would be safe. Lillie had to call in warriors to help out despite all of them being spread thin already. A fact that Rowan would know if he had bothered to answer his phone or even respond to the mind links. His father never would have been so- Lillie cuts off the thought. That wasn’t fair. Her son didn’t need to be compared to a ghost. Least of all a ghost that made his fair share of mistakes during his lifetime. She took a deep breath and looked at the guilty look on her son’s face.

“Rowan. You’ve got to do better than this.” Before she could get going Rowan held up his hands.

“I don’t need a lecture right now, mom.” he shook his head but his mother’s growl silenced him.

“I think you do. I know Eris is getting restless without a mate. I know it’s difficult to co