It wasn't Stellan's fault his alpha was the type of man who would throw his weight around like he'd done. His approach with Stellan was different though. That made it clear to Sig that Lofgren was challenged by him in some way otherwise he wouldn't have felt the compulsion to make a point that he was in charge.<br/><br/>“I knew that anything was possible going on. I've been around a lot of different packs,” Sig was saying, shrugging. He hadn't really thought about what happened but then again he hadn't anticipated Stellan claiming he'd planned to mate him. Sig went easily when Stellan pulled him into his lap, smiling at what he'd said. His incompetence with Eivind's truck had really been one of the better things to have happened to him recently and Stellan seemed to think so as well. It had been good since. They went to the trouble of sorting the issues out that arose so that had to mean something. With Daniel, Sig had simply let it go when the going got rough. Like he usually did. Or he'd cut things before they had a chance to fade, wanting to do neither involved any disservice. What would he have if Stellan had brought this idea up to him? It was easier knowing what he was feeling then, content, knees parted over the man's hips, tucked in close. Sig defied instinct in a lot of ways but he thought it might be counterproductive to do so in this case. He'd felt close to Stellan before everything and nothing had started to stifle between them before all of this. Stellan was a good man and have proven it to him in a number of ways. He was lucky and this was a gift given to him in an ugly package, but a gift nonetheless. Sig found fault with the unappreciative.<br/><br/>“I don't think, since we both are okay with the results, that we need to worry so much,” Sig said, relieved that Stellan wasn't acting cold to the situation. Sig had been prepared for it if he was. He would have been alright he told himself though in truth he wasn't sure. Stellan surprised him by suggesting that they might try to rectify the situation by doing it over again. Sig smiled, kissed Stellan, tasting the food on his lips.<br/><br/>“If it would put you at ease.” Sig leaned away to look at Stellan's face. “And once we figure out what that might have been.” At present, Sig still wasn't sure himself. They'd gotten to the next step, decided that they may have at one point decided this on their own, but the exact circumstance of that eluded Sig. Mating with someone was still such an early concept to him but they would have time to figure it all out.<br/><br/>They ate and headed back to the motel. Eivind had to work and when Blue wasn't at school Sig usually stayed to keep the human company. It put Eivind at ease and this time he'd brought Stellan along, to show Eivind that they'd addressed things and all was well. Eivind didn't chide Stellan on his way out, which Sig was proud of him for.<br/><br/>“Sorry about dipping out on you last night,” Sig apologized. “I'm going to guess you still had a good time.” He was grinning. Blue, before they'd left, had reeked of happiness. After meeting the people that had tormented his friend Sig appreciated the young man's joy that much more. He'd needed to speak to him, unsure how to bring things up, but now was the time with him and Stellan there, absent Eivind. The sort of rage the man must have still felt hadn't gone away. Sig knew that, but he'd been quiet about any sort of retaliation, which worried him more because Eivind was just the type of wolf to try to handle things on his own.<br/><br/>“I think we all have the same problem and it's starting to get out of hand,” he wasn't just looking to Blue, but staring hard at Stellan as well.<br/><br/>“It's right about the time I think we all go.” Sig was accustomed to just taking off, usually by himself, but he'd built stronger connections here. “Start somewhere else. Away from all of this.” Sig knew Blue was the one to have this conversation with. Eivind would follow his mate anywhere.<br/><br/>“Lofgren will be angry, but I don't think he'll give chase.” Blue didn't deserve to live his life in fear. Eivind shouldn't have to live his life always on edge, worried for his mate. Stellan shouldn't have to live under the control of an unfair alpha. It seemed the most logical solution to Sig.