I Will Find You
Kerri’s mouth tilted in that rare way it does when the old ways have landed without wobble.
We sealed it with bread and honey again because sweetness should be a pattern, not an accident. The pack breathed out all at once—the sound of a house letting its beams settle now that the weight is where it belongs.
“Luna’s first blessing,” Kerri announced, not to make it grand, but to make it official enough the walls would remember. “All present have witnessed.”
I took Holland’s hand, brought it to my mouth, and kissed the knuckles like a man who is grateful for fingers that said yes instead of maybe later. She squeezed back, quick, honest, ours.
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