Evelyn sighed.
I ignored it.
So she sighed again.
I took a deep breath and kept my eyes on the paper in front of me. It was written by one of the alphas for once, not his luna, but it was directed at me. He reported about the welfare of the soldiers. Not their physical numbers or how many soldiers are recovering from wounds or have died during the last attack, but their mental wellbeing. We couldn’t risk morale getting low, not when Elliot put so much effort into spreading lies about us.
Evelyn’s reading classes were coming along very slowly. I couldn’t remember exactly how long it had taken me to learn the basics, but I at least had some motivation when I was studying. Evelyn saw it as something I was ordering her to do, and Nora in all her wisdom loved to get under my sister’s ski
