When Ryan stepped out of the cabin and began to apologize for the female wolf, Luc simply remained with his arms crossed watching the exchange. It was clear that this was not the first time Ryan had gotten in trouble, but the clear respect he had for Grayson showed in how sincere his apology was. The boy truly was sorry...he was just a typical teenager.<br/><br/>When Grayson released her and Luc was certain everything had been resolved, he turned to make his way to the cabin before he heard what Sonora said. His eyes flashed with amusement and he looked at her, truly took a look at her. She had fire, a lot of it...but it was also clear that she was out of her element and she was trying to keep up. Curiously, Luc watched her, noticing the way she respected but also did not back down from Grayson. Who was she? It didn't seem possible that a wolf would be without a pack...well, not that he could talk, he thought bitterly.<br/><br/>"I'm going to head to my cabin," Luc called out, suddenly very tired. He just wanted a full night's rest. The past few days were finally catching up to him and even though he had been fed, and he was now safe...he was still bone-tired. He didn't really wait for an acknowledgement -- if Grayson wanted to find him, he could come knocking -- and simply turned and began to make his way towards this cabin. There was so many questions he wanted to ask, about Grayson's pack, about the woman, about what the hell was going on...but right now, all he wanted was a warm bed and walls keeping him safe from passerbys.<br/><br/>For a moment, he thought about waiting until Grayson was done so he could go back to his pack with him...and see the beautiful doctor that held his attention. But better he didn't. He had a feeling Grayson already felt twitchy about all of the sudden turn of events.