In the Aeroplane Over the Sea

She didn't even flick her ears back to catch Dante's parting words, a clear enough sign that she was more or less finished with him. Entitled or not, Saena deserved to know the fate of her family members. Dante may have been Osprey's friend and alpha, but Saena was her niece and therefore, in her opinion, far more important. Pack boundaries be damned. If that was Lasher's kid, Saena would've come immediately, though she now knew that her attentiveness and her concern was a luxury they no longer deserved.

Reek stammered out a parting word and Saena huffed inaudibly, but kept on going. Only when she was out of earshot of both Plateau wolves did she let her shoulders and pride sink and said acerbically, "that's the last time I come to inform them of anything. Too fucking lazy to come tell me about my sister and my aunt." Anything else she would say on the way home would be in the form of grouchy muttering as a storm cloud descended over her. Not only was she pissed off at Dante and Lasher, she was upset to know about Osprey. Her pain over Junior was less raw, but seemed to be ripped open by the loss of another family member, and so she sunk into silence.