Get Off What’s Mine

[HAWI]

"We have a mission to complete, Mbali. You and I both know the mission is important and we can't afford to lose you. So, if bearing your sister's mark is the only way to keep you alive, then I don't see why not," Hawi countered, her voice flat as she stared at the woman who was hunting and still laid on the ground.

The White wolf was not going to sit by and act as her people suffered and if that meant doing the unthinkable, then she would approve of it.

At the moment, they were running on thin beliefs and if this went on for a little longer they would all be screwed. That was a risk Hawi was not going to take, not this time and certainly, not here and now.

"You don't mean that," Ruru said to her mate as if she was trying to understand and make Hawi change her mind about that.