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Chapter Twenty-Five—The Alpha's Verdict
It took some literal sniffing.
She needed to do some asking around.Thenfound that the Luna was hiding in her office. Yolanda knew it well. She’d not been there in days. It felt like it’d been years. When Yolanda left for the m
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