The Sunspire can books look sad.

The dark girl answered with venom. Liffey felt herself bristle slightly, but it was a guarded response, not an aggressive one. She had inherited the even temper of her father and met the other's gaze with his impenetrable stillness, even as the other glared and snarled her words across the mountain.

"Being your pack might not mean you need to tell me what I ask," Liffey answered steadily, "But it does make you my concern." She lifted her chin slightly as she spoke, but her tone never lost its honesty. Truth be told, she didn't at all like Airi. She was too arrogant, too selfish and too insolent. But Rannoch had made her pack, and pack simply didn't turn their back on each other just because they seemed to lack any redeeming qualities.