Ten-year-old Cedar Emerald Rose Potter-Prince sat in a tree looking out over Loch Leven. She loved her home, the trees, the water and the fields she had explored every inch of the property with her brother and her friends growing up. She had no memory of ever living anywhere else, even though she knew she had been born in Edinburgh. The family’s house in Edinburgh was now used by her Aunt Penny as emergency accommodation for omegas and children in need. Cedar did not really understand what that meant but she knew that people thought her dad had been very generous in letting Penny use the house. People told her all the time what a kind and generous person she had for a father; it annoyed her because the way they said it, was like they were telling her something new as if she did not already know her dad was amazing, generous and kind.