Kai watched as Brandt's mother tried to get Warren to wake up, her vision blurred. Brandt's words were garbled, like she was under water when he spoke. Not being able to move or speak, she remained kneeling in the snow even as she watched Warren's seemingly lifeless body being moved from her line of vision. It was the shock. Shock was finally setting in, gripping her tight. Negative thoughts flooded her head then. She was going to lose Warren. Warren was going to die and she'd have nowhere to go. Without him, there was no chance these shifters were going to take her in. They'd more than likely send her packing.<br/><br/>Then it all just hit her at once; a wave of emotions that took the breath right out of her. Her hands covered her face, smearing Warren's blood all over her skin and hair. But she didn't care. She just cried. What else could she do but cry?