Chapter 4. Welcome Home

Yasmin led the group into the house without a word, pretending not to hear as Casildo reprimanded his daughter all through the journey. She knew the moment Riyadh realized her mistake as they had all heard her suck in her breath when she saw the ring on her finger. Silly girl, Yasmin shook her head, so she had known of the clan all along and had played dumb all along.

“Fine, dad. I hear you,” Riyadh hissed back at him. “I get it now. She is truly the Luna of the pack.”

Casildo sighed and ran his hand through his hair. “Are you not supposed to do something now that you know who she is?”

She chuckled. “You don’t expect me to fall on my face and worship her, dad, do you?”

He groaned. If there was a disease called a monster headache, he had it now. He wondered why she was intentionally being stubborn. If she was acting out because she didn’t want to be at Penrith, she was taking it too far. “I know you know what you are meant to do, dear. I didn’t raise you to be