"From what Marion told me... Your old life, they threw you away, literally. Why would you want to cling to it if society didn't want you? She gave you a second chance because if not you would have bled to death in a back alley." She wanted to hurt the people that did it to him, but wouldn't hunt them down yet.

She took a deep breath she wasn't going to get pissed. "No, a nightmare would be being bound in silver alloy, having silver injected into your veins, never enough to kill, but for hours, my whole body felt like my blood was acid, eating away at my insides." She hadn't even told Marion that yet.

"They kept me in wolf form so long, I still see like one, only in color, and my hearing is still sharp. Even at this distance between us, I can hear your heart beat Lindsey." She didn't move not wanting to scare him with the admission.

"I want to make sure you don't have to deal with the pain I did, and Marion, she does care about you and Eli, she only wants you safe and happy. I'm sure if there had been a chance to get you to a hospital she would have Lindsey. She doesn't like forcing this on others, none of our pack did." She looked down. "That was one of the laws we lived by, don't change another unless there's no choice." She looked up, blue eyes looking right at him. "Would you have rather died? Left your brother alone?"