Life After the Storm

As I am waking up, I then realize I am no longer outside but inside on the couch. I am not really sure how I got here, I jumped up and ran to Jayden's room. Wanting to check on him to make sure that he is ok, promising him that I would be there first thing in the morning, not wanting to break my promise.

When I approach his room, I see Landon with his head down on Jayden's bed, they are still sleeping. I leave the bedroom quietly, trying not to wake them. I hear someone in the kitchen I go to, and I see it's Dean.

“Good morning Dean, how did you sleep? I wanted to tell you thank you for carrying me in last night. I didn't mean to fall asleep.”

“Good morning to you also Lilly but I am not sure what you are talking about I did not carry you anywhere.”

“Oh, I had fallen asleep outside on the step last night I think I did anyway, but when I woke up this morning I was on the couch. I thought that you came out and carried me in.”

“Sorry Lilly It wasn't me last night I thought you went home.”

“I was going to go home, but I could not bring myself to leave Jayden, so I just stayed and accidentally fell asleep.”

“Well, would you like some coffee, then?”

“I would love some, thank you so much.”

As I get myself some coffee I stand there wondering did Landon carry me in last night. He was so mad at me. I honestly think he was just looking for someone to blame. I am not sure of his history and what all has happened to him, I just hope in time he will tell me. 

I then hear footsteps as I look to see who it is, and I notice it's Landon walking down the hall to the kitchen. I want to say good morning how did you sleep, but the words can't escape my mouth. I want to ask him if he carried me in last night, but I don't. I am just silent. I want to avoid upsetting him already this morning. 

Dean looks at Landon “good morning, would you like some coffee Alpha,” he asked him?

“Thank you, that would be great. I would love some coffee,” he responds.

I am surprised that he's not asking me to get out. He was so angry with me yesterday, but it wasn't my fault. He should be more worried about how the rouges are getting into his territory. If the attack didn't happen to Jayden, it could have happened to anyone in his pack. He needs to put out more guards to protect his pack. I know his pack is not a very big pack, which isn't good at all. If his pack members need help on the learning defense, I could always assist in training them. I am not sure if I should even say something I want to avoid offending him.

the table and drink our coffee, it's quiet. Not absolutely sure if anybody really knows what to say. I want to tell Landon that it was not my fault. I then start to wonder if Sam and I weren't together. Maybe

I want to understand how

you want to ask a question like that pack members might think that you're

been that close to our territory they should have been detected there's no excuse for this attack it

Didn't though it happened to your son, and they might think that his

to me, his life is he's a child that

“Instead of trying to find someone to blame, why don't you suggest more training for your pack

are trained that would

Maybe they could take the rouge out themselves or even if it's just to train them to protect

need to figure out why all

defense training my father taught me I could teach them if you allow it. You could even make it voluntary, so you're

my pack to train

to contribute what I can, and I can do this

it over with my pack members and see what their opinion is if they want training, then you may train

go. I do want to help Landon and his pack to strengthen them. This is something I can do even being pregnant; this won't put me in harm's way training other wolves to help themselves. Training them to build confidence in

Jayden should train with Me Too! If kids want training, they should be allowed to

think about it, I will mention it to the parents and I will

make it known that this isn't training to fight this is training to defend yourself from being killed to fight your attacker off. You can't make it like I'm training their kids

talk their parents into doing something that they don't think is right for

in to doing training

you saying that this is my fault because I

I want to help with defense training. I know it's how I

you 're more welcome to train them I don't mind, but

their alpha, you could encourage them, it is important to