Chapter 446: Eric
I look at the bright moon and sigh. As expected. Another Moonfall without my participation.
A wolf howls at the moon, leading to a response among many others. I do not join in. It is just sad—like we are announcing just how lonely we are.
I sit on the stairs leading into the house as the wolves howl. It is a sad sound. Most are unlucky bastards with no mate, but there is pain in them too—for the widowed ones.
I hear my father's howl in them too. It is heartbreaking, really. He shifted this morning and ran into the forest. I give him space.
Someone sits next to me. I close my eyes and open them, not looking to my side, looking forward at the pack grounds.
"Redmoon looks so developed now," Gray says.
"Thanks to my sister-in-law," I say.
"Yes. I am extremely thankful to her for digitizing. It was incredibly annoying for me to record everything on paper, you know." Gray says.
I laugh slightly.
