Marked by the Alpha
He had information she didn't, and he was aware of the asymmetry, and he was deciding what to do with it.
"He's still in the farmhouse," Crane said.
"I know that."
"Do you know why."
She kept her face perfectly still and her voice level and her eyes on his and said nothing, because saying nothing was sometimes the only honest answer and because she could feel the shape of what was coming the way you feel weather before it arrives.
"Because," Crane said, "he's not alone in it."
"The four from the car," she said. "I know about the four."
"Not the four." He said it simply, without drama, the way you say things when the drama is already built into them and adding more would be redundant. "Someon
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