Rain looked up as she heard Tyler coming down the stairs, for a moment about to smile but the air around him was tense and frustrated. Instantly, she looked back down at the table and felt like disappearing so as if it were she had never been here. She had known that somehow she wouldve messed this up. It seemed that she could never do anything right anymore. As Peter 'awwwed' she blushed slightly but ignored it for the most part.<br/><br/>Kaden placed a plate of food in front of her and everyone else. It smelled wonderful and she was practically drooling, but she no longer felt like eating. Glancing up at Tyler, he picked up his steak and ripped into it. Making her cock a brow but as he growled for them to eat, she sighed softly then stood up. "It looks wonderful Kaden. But i think i need to get going." she said with a smile at Kaden then the rest of the boys before giving Tyler a quick nod.<br/><br/>Without another word, she swiftly left the dining room and went to the front door. Walking out, she slammed the door behind her before she hopped off the porch. Shifitng into her wolf form, she shook out her white fur then stretched. Hopping off the porch, her wolf glanced back at her mate's house and let out a soft whine as she pinned her ears back against her head.<span style="font-style: italic">We should go back..Rain he is our mate. Why are you prolonging this?</span>her wolf asked Rain as it started to trot away from the two story, country house. Rain sighed heavily from inside her wolf and crossed her arms over her chest. "You know why Avandra. We cant bring him into this," she replied, Avandra being her wolf's name.<br/><br/>But before she started to leave, she took note of the barn and her ears perked up. Well it would be better than sleeping under a bush and she could try to leave before Tyler ever knew. Trotting over to it, she sniffed around before she assumed it was safe then walked in. Taking note of the other horses inside, she made her way to the huge pile of hay at the end of the rows of stalls. Climbing into it, she dug out a shallow sleeping hole before she circled around a few times then curled up. Putting the end of her tail over her nose to keep it warm and the rest of it covering her feet to do the same, a cute, wolfie yawn left her. Setting her head on her paws, she sighed softly as she listened to the country night air.