The Sentinels For there's one thing to be sure of, mate

He hadn't expected his fellow Beta to happen upon him, and when he heard another wolf, he turned with some trepidation, hoping against hope it was not any of the Mayfair clan.  He wasn't in the mood to deal with mincing words, and he knew if he ran across any who had agreed with Lasher's decision, he would inevitably cause a grievance.  Luckily it was Aria instead, and he relaxed, relieved.

"Just wondering if perhaps I made a mistake," he said somewhat quietly, though he didn't elaborate.  It was a dark, somewhat nasty thought, but he'd stewed over it last night and into this day, and it would not go away.  Ceasing in his destruction of the poor trunk, he turned fully to Aria.  "That meeting went well," he said, though his tone said clearly this was not the case.  He remembered that she had been on his side when the suggestion had been put forth, so did not try to avoid conversation.  Perhaps they could talk through it some.