Observed, but not seen (The Pack #2)
A.S. Anderson
Trigger Warning: This book depicts several scenes that some readers may find disturbing. Read at your own discretion.
A sisterhood can be described as a community of women who share a common interest.
So, what common interest could we possibly share in the Trojans? What does our sisterhood stand for other than destruction and pain? Or is it that we don't deserve the title of a "sisterhood" at all? Are we self proclaimed? Are we imposters?
Do we think of ourselves as Goddesses? What credentials do we hold to determine who gets to live and who dies? How can we be "the savior" to one and "the reaper" to another? Do I even deserve to be here? Or am I just a hypocrite?
Am I here because I feel obligated? Do I owe it to my sisters? Or am I here for myself? Are my motives pure? Or are they selfish?
Do they know where I am? Are they looking? Are they even still alive? Or am I in this alone?
Will anyone remember me? Am I worth remembering?
Wait, who am I again?
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