Nadya Tetradore

Nadya could see the sense of hesitation in her brother's eyes as she asked..no pleaded for him to come inside. She wanted time with her brother and lingering outside wasn't ideal. The last thing Nadya wanted was for Frost to be wandering about and see him. It was her brother's death, or supposed one, which kept Frost on the fringe and didn't want him thinking there was now a loophole due to her Alpha's return. The call from Izzy within the building only spurred the decision and Nadya was grateful for Tet's acceptance and lead him inside her newly acquired abode.

Izzy as always was the first to happily greet her Uncle. She would never know that his absence had been due to his passing. The children would only know it had been a while since seeing Tet and now he was back. Nadya smiled softly when Tet easily lifted up her daughter and spoke of presents. The twins wanted for nothing and Tet's numerous boxes only ensured that. So much time away from her brother and the lack of bond that she felt there had Nadya feeling uneasy and with the need to explain to him what she's been doing in his absence. His haunting of Frost was unknown to her as were his knowledge about the extent of her activities.

The young mother's mood did shift slightly at Tet's comment about Frost's attempt to 'woo' her. "..He...killed you. At least that's what it felt like; that's what Sam said. Even Frost thought he killed you." She shook her head, her body now tense at the memory. "I did confront him after it. I wanted to make him pay...but how would that impact the rest of the pack if I made an act in emotion, killing Frost, without any knowledge of the rest of his pack and what abilities they held? I could have brought a war by his packmates in revenge that could have meant the death of Tobias, Raven, and I." Nadya shook her head once more, turning her averted gaze to look back at her brother once he had dragged one of the boxes into the living room. "I told him to stay away, Aiden. I told him if he crossed into the West again I would kill him. He's been listening..he's been keeping away and so have his other packmates."

She tried to remain loyal to her brother even after his passing. Her heart ached in more ways than one with the feeling of loss. This situation was far more complicated than she ever thought it would turn out to be. Izzy and Micah congregated around the box Tet had selected. "Bock.." Micah mumbled around his pacifier as he tried to peer into the box. It was no doubt they'd enjoy the contents within but it was also for sure that they'd spend just as much time playing with the box itself.