" Sitting in his parents’ living room and fending off setup attempts
made Zev realize there was a downside to empowering his pack to
speak their minds—now he was forced to listen to them. Maybe he’d
have been better off leaving things as they’d always been. Then
nobody, and certainly not a female, even if she was an elder and a
relative, would dare speak to the Alpha in such a condescending way.
Zev dismissed the thought as soon as it entered his head. He was
glad his family cared, glad his grandmother felt confident enough to
question him, and glad members of his pack felt confident enough to
share their feelings. The pack was stronger for it, even if it meant Zev
had to endure this emotionally debilitating family intervention. "
― Cardeno C. , Wake Me Up Inside (Mates, #1)