Hoshor Plains You've made your worst mistake here, might be your last one too

She could not understand how his mind could wander when they had just met and she was standing right in front of him, but maybe he had the attention span of a gnat. Odessia believed herself to be the center of the universe, and so she was always disappointed when others did not recognize this "fact." At least Chaudry realized he was at fault and seemed knocked down a peg.
The white wolf smiled at the compliment, revealing her underbite in all its hideous glory.
"A family name," she replied.
"How did you lose your pack members?" she asked. It was not as though they could be misplaced like a forgotten stash of carrion. Besides, why would he be worried? As long as they were adults who were raised to fend for themselves, they would be fine. And if they did not survive, it was unlikely they were good additions to the family line anyway. That was the way of nature, cruel as it were.
She rocked back to a sit and lifted her hind leg to idly scratch an itch on her ear.