Chapter 66. What They Could Know

The doctor offered them two chairs, and Gabriel waited for Diana to choose one before sitting down.

Dr. Morgan had a streak of gray in her dark hair and the sort of desk that suggested she used everything on it. Elaine had recommended her after Diana asked for someone experienced with human and wolf families. Now Diana was grateful not to have to begin by explaining why one of the names on the form meant something different after dark.

She took the notebook from her bag.

“I've made a list.”

“Good,” the doctor said. “Let's make sure we get through it.”

It was an ordinary answer. Diana felt her shoulders lower.

They talked about her health, Gabriel's history, and what information they had brought. Dr. Morgan asked Diana questions directly, then turned to Gabriel for his answers. She explained which matters could be addressed today and which needed records or follow-up.

There was no dramatic pronouncement. No assurance that wanti