Tavi had spent the past several minutes laying in bed, staring at the ceiling and wondering what would happen in the next few days.  The pack leaders were so preoccupied by Alex that they were starting to lose focus of the big picture.  The attack upon her was a message of things to come, especially since she had been turned rather than left to her fate.  Not that Tavi could blame the Beta for his decision; he too had grown rather fond of Alexandria’s company as he had gotten to know her since she started attending parties.  It would have been a waste of a great personality to let her bleed out on the cold concrete.  There was little doubt in his mind that the Blood Runners have gotten wind of the turn of events and were likely planning their next action while they still had the opportunity.<br/><br/>There was a knock on his door and Tavi found his hand reach to his hip, feeling the outline of his gun out of reflex.  The sound of his mate’s voice made him sigh out of annoyance at himself as he walked to the door.<em>I’m putting too much thought into this.  There is no need to let this fear control me; the pack will pull together once the shit hits the fan.  We will get through this as we always do with threats to the family.</em>Tavi had forgotten his door was closed, something that he always did when utilizing the safe for obvious reason.  A smile spread across his lips as he was greeted by Lexine’s beautiful face.  “You know you don’t have to knock, lover.  Why is it that you insist on doing so during the day, but it is your nightly visits that you practically kick my door in?”  Humor was one of his many methods of distracting himself with the stresses of life, as was parties, booze, and sex.  For now, two of those three weren't at hand and from the sound of Lexine's tone, neither was the third.  "Come on in, babe.  What do you want to talk about?"