"Shift back pup," he shouts at Freddy, his tone down right scares me but the change is almost instant for Freddy. I look away as he grabs a blanket off the sofa wrapping it around himself.

"Explain Jax," The man asks, never taking his eyes off me as he sits on the edge of another sofa.

"This is Winter, and Winter this is my brother, Fergus," Jaxson says as he leans against the wall.

"I didn't mean names," Fergus says with a dirty look in Jaxson’s direction. I notice he doesn't have a Scottish accent like Jaxson but they are brothers. I can see there are a lot of differences between them, including the fact Jaxson has bright green eyes and Fergus doesn’t.

Jaxson goes on to explain everything that happens while Freddy goes to get some clothes on. The whole time Fergus watches me as Jaxson talks and I can see he seems shocked by everything.

“That boy is going to be in training every day, before and after school, for a month for this. He is lucky he is my nephew or it would be worse for punishment.” Fergus growls out loudly and I know it’s so Freddy can hear, I’m guessing the wolves have sensitive hearing.

"Right, well, I guess I owe you a thank you for saving one of my wolves’ lives," Fergus says to me without a hint of a smile. I have a feeling he doesn't like me.

"No need to thank me but I should be leaving," I say, getting to my feet.

“Hold on, I’m taking you into the pack. It’s an old law but one that cannot be ignored. Not many humans would save an animal these days, so the likelihood of this happening is rare.” Fergus tells me and Jaxson nods his agreement.

“Humans aren’t all bad, I know several people who would have tried to help,” I tell him; well maybe they would have called a vet instead.

“I doubt it; humans have hunted us many times over the years. We now have to keep our pack hidden from your kind, but enough about that.” Fergus cuts off my argument and turns to Jaxson.

“You will bind her to you and I will bind her to the pack, she is your responsibility when she is away from the pack.” He tells Jaxson, his firm and strong.
“No, I’m not doing that with her,” Jaxson growls.
“I’m not asking Jax, you wanted custody of Freddy and I let you have him so this is our problem. I would do it myself or make one of my beta’s do it but I can’t leave to help her. None of my beta’s would take her seriously because they hate humans more than you.” He says.

Jaxson stares at me for a second before he nods,