I walked over to Jake’s house which was just by my house’s side. It’s was not an overly large apartment. If there was one thing I liked from my uncle, the Alpha, it was his simplicity. He didn’t mind living in a house almost the sane size with that of his betas.

I knocked once and opened the door. Doors were never locked in the pack. We were all together as one. Jake was eating breakfast at the table. He was alone.

“Hey.” I said to him, walking to meet him.

“Morning.” He said. Then he pushed a box of cereal to me. “Are you hungry?”

I shook my head and looked around. “Where’s your dad?” I asked.

He mumbled something inaudible and shrugged. I took that as an “I don’t know.”

“Has he spoken to you already?” I asked again.

Jake shook his head and swallowed. “He said he’d do that with the both of us. Together.”

“Oh alright.” I sat down and prepared to wait.

“Do you remember all that happened? My memory is pretty hazy.” Jake said. He got up and took his plates to the sink.

“How abo