new heights achieved

A look of caution was clear on her alpha's face, and she felt a cool amusement at it. Wary? Needlessly. She was about to speak when Bass spoke again, and she closed her muzzle, listening quietly to his words. She nodded slowly to his words. Her issue had the same root as his did; it was easy to connect the two. She withstood his narrowed gaze with an even, neutral expression, appearing unfazed by the displeasure. "That has to do with what I wanted to discuss as well. It turned sour because I feel Sparrow should not have spoken. She did not arrive until well after Starling treated Finch - she did not know the whole situation and in fact made several inaccurate assumptions. In addition to that, when she called, she called for only Destructions." Lillianna sighed, shaking her head. "That... that is what I really had a problem with. What if I hadn't been summoned by Starling's call? I would never have known. You haven't called a meeting about it, and I would have found out by going by her den and hearing her whimpers of pain. This pack is not just made of Destructions, though I feel like that if you aren't a Destruction, you don't matter. That it doesn't matter who you care about. Finch is like family to me, and I care for her more deeply than I have any blood family of mine. And yet, when it comes down to it, I am not a Destruction and therefore the fact that I care doesn't seem to matter. That's also why I called for the pack in general, because what if there were other members who cared for Finch on a personal level that were not Destructions? They would not have known." She finally stopped, gaze flitting to the ground. She probably messed up somewhere, but damnit she knew she had a point. And if this was going to end up being a pack where only Destructions mattered, she wanted no part of it.