Chapter 99: Grandparents

*ASA TRINE*

The pack house here looked more like a big wooden cabin than like the mansions that were characteristic of Packs on the plains.

“You sure you are feeling better today?” Cain asked pulling me closer to himself as he touched my forehead for the hundredth time since this morning.

“I am fine,” I grinned finding his worry cute as I saw Michael fret over Leia’s health who had a bit of a morning sickness that worsened when we traveled up further on the foothills of the mountain while sitting in a packed car.

Elder Morris had gone in first into the pack house and had asked us to wait here outside and for the five minutes we had awkwardly been standing by the pathway that would lead up to the door and into the pack house. There had been less movement near and in the house when we had first arrived but slowly and steadily people had started to peek out of the windows and walk to and from the door casting us a side glance, most probably not used to many visitors in these mountainous