If there was anyone or any group who understood on some level what he went through about being accepted, it was likely this group. They had found each other, some of them coming from truly shit home lives and they were there for each other. They helped and assisted other neighborhoods out when they needed it and at the end of the day, their found family was the one thing that mattered most.

She nodded in understanding. "That makes sense. I'm glad that even if they weren't wolves that you had that support network." Les's mouth quirked up wryly as she rolled her eyes, mostly to herself. "God, I sound like one of my old school counselors."

"Great, then, we'll make it happen," she said with a grin, more or less inviting herself along. Which, would then invite the rest of the pack but it wouldn't hurt. Les listened to what he said about how the two were separate.

She tilted her head and nodded. "I can see that though. If my wolf was sharing head space with my vampire side, she may be a bit more feral as well."