At that moment, all I felt for Anna was great pity.
She deserved it and yet I couldn't help simply pitying her.
I shut the door behind me and took in a deep breath.
I needed to do what I was supposed to.
I felt my stomach grumble aggressively and then remembered I hadn't eaten.
Ever since I had joined Xaden's pack, I was frequently hungry even though I rarely ate back home in our pack.
I sighed heavily and began my journey to Otto's room.
Just like Anna's bedroom, it hadn't been difficult finding it.
Once I got to the bottom of the stairs, I looked up and couldn't help feeling discouraged.
Those were really a lot of stairs.
I took in a very deep breath and began the journey up the steps.
With every single step I took I became weary and exhausted.
I wondered how anyone could even want to live up so far up regardless of the view in the room.
Once I reached the door of the space , I breathed a sigh of relief.
I gave a knock.
There was no response.
