Amaris used the time while he talked to his mom to stuff her face; she was ravenous.  By the time he hung up the phone, she had eaten more than half her food.  The love from his mother made her smile.  It appeared that she assumed they were together.  It was strangely endearing and made Amaris wonder what it would be like to have a mother figure.  She couldn't remember her own mother and had grown up primarily surrounded by the males of the pack.<br/><br/>Just then her phone buzzed in her pocket.  She shifted her weight to one side to pull the device from her back pocket.  A few thumb swipes unlocked the phone and pulled up the incoming text.  She frowned as she read what it said, the size of the box indicating that it was a long one.  After a silent moment to digest the message, she took a drink from her soda before speaking.  "Well, it seems they want me to come home."  Home being Rex's large home on the edge of the forest.  "Rex says he'll forgive everything, that he understands I wasn't thinking clearly, that I must have been distracted by something.  He says as long as I get there within an hour, he'll tell Rox and Lium to back off.  If I don't show up in an hour, he's going to have them hunt us down and bring us back to the house for...punishment.  He also says he'll decide at that point what to do about your mom and Sofie.  He claims to know where they are.  There's an address... 1475 Old Country Trail."  She glanced up.  "Is that where they are?"<br/><br/>All of a sudden food was unimportant.  They had bigger fish to fry.  Unwilling to completely abandon her meal, she took a few more giant bites before swigging some soda.  If that was the address, she had a feeling she was going to be dealing with a very angry Blake very shortly.