It had been two days. Theo didn’t say much of anything else to me, and neither did I to him.
We spent a lot of time in the library or the parlor, me looking for information and him… sulking. At least, that’s what it looked like to me. Maybe he was using the mind-link to communicate with leaders of nearby packs or had set up some sort of a network to relay information back to the castle. I honestly had no idea. All I knew for certain was that he wasn’t speaking to me.
I did my best to look around the pack house, trying to find information about what was going on with Raymond or figure out how to contact my parents, but both efforts were futile.
All I knew for certain was that Raymond wanted to take control of the pack, and in my father’s absence, he was acting like he was the Alpha.
It was dangerous, and I had to find a way to put a stop to it, sooner rather than later.
I wanted to discuss the situation with Theo, but I was still mad at him and didn’t want to be the one to beg.
