Wren watches as Easton walks away. She watches his stoic back with a hint of maliciousness in her heart, while she is well aware that if it wasn’t this he would just find another reason for her to be punished, the way he justifies himself, the cowardly act of hiding behind all this bullsh*t when the answer is so simple.
At first she just feels the peoples eyes on her, malicious eyes. She feels the threat when she is in such a vulnerable position, but they don’t move toward her. Wren doesn’t look at them, she doesn’t warn them against taking action because her warning is likely to have the opposite effect, as the wolves of the genesis pack have been suppressed for so long that now there is a possible chance that they can seek some retribution with someone they consider to be in power, that
