39.The Nightmare Which Never Went Away

Mia It was our parents' wedding. Finally, they had tied the knot and we were officially a family. I was their sister on paper. I was family and the triplets were determined to make me think of them as that. It was a small ceremony filled with a few trusted people from both ends. Some of my mother's friends were invited and I wondered if Albert's guests were humans or werewolves. I rubbed at my temples, eager to get a drink but I wasn't going to do that. It was my mother's day and I wasn't going to make a fool of myself and embarrass her. What was my business with wondering if his guests were werewolves or not? As far as I was concerned, they weren't going to harm me. The werewolves I knew and had been living with for months hadn't hurt me so I didn't think I have reason to worry about the new werewolves.  They weren't going to hurt me if they were anything like Albert. I knew he was a responsible person and wouldn't have moved with irresponsible people, human or werewolf. He wouldn't h