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Maia shook her head. Dwin. She became ours when we accepted her. I wont turn her over without hearing what she has to say first. Is that understood?

She trusted her daughter, but for once, she would be pulling rank. Ceridwen was not a leader, at least not yet, and while Maia would love to see her step into that role she did not like the easy way that Dwin dismissed one of the pack so casually. It didn’t bode well to her.

She swallowed the discomfort, glad that it seemed she and Teya were at least in agreement. The girl would be watched and questioned if they found her. But there had to be some explanation. Nothing about her had spoken of wanton violence when they’d participated in the hunt together. She’d seemed shy. Awkward. Not bloodthirsty.

They could search, do what they could to find both. And when they were found, Maia herself would carry the message to the mountain.