Silvertip Mountain Light of a clear blue morning

Grayday explained he had gone to "Eden's" old pack. Adeline's head tilted. Who's Eden? she asked, not knowing they had gotten yet another new member. He admitted that her Dad could tell her more, which was confusing to Adeline. Why couldn't Grayday tell her? Her eyes narrowed as he trailed off, wondering just what was up. You're being weird, she told him outright. Adeline was much like her Dad in that she didn't pull her punches, and she called people out on their crap. She didn't know what was up with Grayday, or this "Eden" wolf, or the trip. 

She shook her head side to side. No, and it's been boring, she confessed with a grin. It's getting better. It seems to feel better when I stretch it, so I try to a couple times a day. She wanted to be up and really running as soon as she could, but she could also tell when she was pushing it too much. Her eyes widened when he mentioned the glacier. She had been close to the borders, had smelled the cool air coming off the glacier, but had never ventured onto it. Yeah! Let's go! she said, quickly turning to head in that direction before Grayday could think to change his mind. She had no clue on whether or not it would help her shoulder, but if it was something to do to, she was going to do it.