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Did Trace mention that I'm bringing in the boys' grampa?
Joshua had wanted to go with Andrew, but the man's parents, frankly, terrified him. He also hadn't been entirely sure that if he'd said something about wanting to go that Andrew would have invited him. But he didn't have much opportunity to mull over that possibility given the goings on with his brothers. While some of him was afraid for them, most of him was jealous that he hadn't shifted so early on in his development. Surely this meant that they would have an edge on him when they were all grown. Sometimes it disturbed him how his mind instantly went to issues like that, but he couldn't help it. Deep down, he could feel that they weren't hurt or in pain, so he wasn't as nervous about them as perhaps Wendell was. Granted, Wendell was thinking of the longer term developmental issues that might occur if the boys didn't switch back soon.

Joshua liked watching Logan, and he indulged himself in the sight of the other boy's hand against the soft white fur. Not moving too much, he lifted his head a little. "They feel okay," was the best answer he could give to that last question. "They fell into the water. Hunter heard trouble and went to get them, found them like this. They think it was the trauma that made them shift but no one knows why they were able to do so."