"What are you hear for? Not that I mind seeing you." I change the subject as Katy glares at Harris.

"You weren't in class and I was worried.” He takes my hand and gently squeezes it.

“This one hid in my back seat, hiding her scent. That’s an annoying trick she has." Harris mutters.

“It’s cool and you know it. I’m the master at hide and seek in the pack since I got my powers last year.” Katy laughs.

“How did you know I was coming? I didn’t tell anyone.” He asks Katy.

"Well, I overheard you were going to see Winter when you was shouting at Jaxson." Katy admits.

"Why were you shouting?" I ask and Harris blushes a little.

"I felt he should have protected you better, we all see how he looks at you and you at him." He tells me. I go to correct him but he shakes his head.

"It's obvious you guys want to be doing the horizontal dance." Katy winks at me, as she hangs her legs over the side of my chair in the lounge.

"Katy, God you shouldn't even know about this stuff." Harris groans at her.

"I'm fifteen, not ten." Katy rolls her eyes at his horrified face.

“Still, just no.” Harris shakes his head.

“I’m the only teenage girl in our pack; there are five teenage boys my age. What do you think they talk to me about?” Katy laughs as she winds her brother up.

“I'll tell our dads, they will help me sort that problem out,” Harris says.

“Fine, whatever.” Katy waves a hand at him, a faint blush on her cheeks.

“Do you have different dads then?” I ask.

“Well maybe, we don’t know. My mum has five mates and they are all our dads. I told you we have a low rate of girls being born. There are ten girls in our pack and forty-eight guys. Not all of them are mated but most share one mate.” He says, I’ve never even thought about being with more than one guy but mating five. That’s a new thought, a damn scary one.

“Okay, I’m not judging but how does it work?” I ask.

“They all love my mum and she is the boss of them. I’ve never seen them argue and they were all friends for years before they started dating my mum,” Katy tells me.

“It works,” Harris shrugs.

“So, how are Jaxson and Esta chosen to be mates?” I ask.

“This is where it gets complicated, you explain, I need to eat more. I and the sugar in this place need to get to know each other.” Katy tells Harris seriously as she opens a bag of strawberry laces. Harris just shakes his head as she continues to eat her cake and laces at the same time.