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chapter 21

My face and neck felt hot and I knew my cheeks were likely pink. Either these shifters were lying to me, or my pack had lied to me. Honestly, I wasn’t sure what was true.

“She thinks we’re going to kill her and eat her or skin her alive or some bullshit,” Alec said.

“You really think that?” Sheila asked, her tone pained.

“I don’t think you’ll hurt me.” I really didn’t. They could have already if that was their plan. “They taught us a lot of things in Wolf Creek that don’t seem to be true. I thought all shifters needed a pack. That it was harder being on your own.”

Even though that was my plan, I never considered that I counted into that theory since I couldn’t actually shift.

“It is harder on your own,” Malcom agreed. “That’s why we live in a community. We have companionship but we don’t have the burden of a pack.”

“We prefer to be around others like us. It makes things less complicated,” Sheila explained. “But packs have systems, rules, expectations.”

“You don’t have rules?” I was li
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