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The she-wolf—Kinra, Sebastian called her—recounted the situation in an entirely unapologetic tone. Wildfire chewed on her lower lip, feeling a bit put out by her remorseless attitude. It didn't help matters much when Sebastian took to her (Wildfire's) defense, only to look at her in blatant confusion. She withered under that look, unwilling to explain that she couldn't stand to be touched because she had been raped.

Swallowing the nausea that rose in her throat, Wildfire took a few deep breaths and deliberated. Sebastian was sending Kinra away, so that was good. But would Sebastian press the issue once they were alone? She really didn't want to rehash the attack, yet maybe it was her only option at this point. She knew by now that keeping it secret just didn't work with most wolves. It made things worse. And it wasn't like it was a secret anymore, though that didn't stop her from feeling sick and ashamed at the thought of telling her adopted brother about it.

She definitely didn't want to talk about it with Kinra present, even if she was the one who might gain the most from the explanation. Wildfire stood, stiff and silent, waiting for her to move away.