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A Look to the Future
Evan was now settled in his bed for the night, and it was way past his regular bedtime. They were celebrating their victories, prosperity and charity. Mates were the highest sign of prosperity and hope. A light into the future of the pack’s fortunes looking bright. A sister pack was a sign of the present fortunes and future ones.
The pack recognized the efforts of their leadership and their own work as a group and family. They had mourned and overcome the loss incurred by the war. Others had stepped forwards to take the place of those lost, but hone
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