Abijah P.O.V Toya handed me a tablet, saying, "Use this to take notes." I do, then she explains, "So... why's the Pack so big? Our Pack didn't use to be this large. It was small, just like many other Packs. With its members being between a few hundred to a few thousand wolves. My family's Pack, the Marshall Pack. Literally only consisted of generations of our family and mates." Oh, "You weren't born in this Pack?" She shook her head. "No, this is Dee's family's Pack. I've been here for the last seven and a half years. Once I returned from Germany and discovered that Dee was my Mate." Whoa! "You lived in Germany? Wow, I bet that was exciting!" She grins, rubbing her belly. "Yeah, my older twin brother, Latrell, and I, moved there in our teens. For our Leadership training." But, "Why Germany though?" That seems like an unusual location. "That's where my family originally came from. But about 500 years ago, we migrated here to Wisconsin and settled in the Milwaukee area." I sat there qu

She relaxes and I continue, "But gurl, I loooove going down to the Caribbean and South America. It literally feels like I'm on vacation. Everybody is so laid-back!" We share a good laugh. She grins, commenting, "I have been down there as a child many times as well. My GodParents own many cruise ships, seaside resorts, restaurants, attractions, amusement parks and adventure expeditions!" Hell yeah, they do. "Yup, and they let us attend everything for free, you know?" She gasps, happily surprised. "Really?!" I nod. "Yep! And although we get the V.I.P. treatment. We just want to chill and enjoy our time onboard like a normal family. They are our closest and greatest ally. Dee has known them since he was a child.""Really? Wow, that's so cool! I've wanted to go with my parents and little brother. But, my dad doesn't like anything that has to do with Supernaturals." She seems sad and irritated. "My dad says and I quote, 'Ain't nothing Natural about Supernaturals.' It's hard to convince him

Abijah P.O.V After leaving Toya's office. I head upstairs to our new quarters to get my kittens. I was a little apprehensive when I reached for the doorknob. Remembering what happened last night. But nothing happened this time and I breathe out a sigh of relief. With the afternoon light shining in through the large windows of the dining and living rooms. I try not to think about Tank railing me against the kitchen's island last night. Walking around, I allow my decorative juices to flow. I know one thing is for sure. I'm definitely going to hit up IKEA! Because this place is spacious. Walking in, there's the kitchen to the right. A full bathroom, then a large dining room. A sliding door directly across from the front door that evenly splits the area in half. On the left side of the quarters, across from the dining room, is the living room. And next to this is the master bedroom with a master bathroom. Here I find my two fur babies playfully wrestling each other near the sink. I make