Chapter 29

The pack members seemed cautious enough around her, avoiding direct conversations or eye contact, except for the stupidly bold trio she was now sure would steer clear of her. Marisol would use this for her own gain. It would be an opportunity to observe whilst not engaged, to learn their behaviors, their alliances, and their interactions. She would become adept at overhearing conversations to piece together the truths and lies that circulated within Redwood.

Marisol decides that she will find time to scope out the library. Scouring through books and documents would help with learning about the history of Redwood, the complexities of pack dynamics, and seeking any information that might help her understand her predicament better.

The kitchen was empty when Marisol arrived, and she efficiently placed her used plates in the dishwasher. To her surprise, Lily enters just as she is on her way out. Their eyes meet, and Marisol offers a small, friendly smile before continuing on