Cora knows all about having family members who are psychopaths, unfortunately. She's not going to be present for Peter's next downward spiral, but considering the last one cost her sister her life, she's not looking forward to there being a repeat. Ninety-nine percent of the time she isn't entirely sure what to do with Peter, mostly because there's a large part of her that just wants to welcome him back as family, as pack, and let it be that. They've lost too much to really be picky about it now.

(At the same time, he killed Laura.

Oddly enough, it's not the rest of the murder spree she cares about. They were all people who hurt her family, who destroyed her home, killed her mother, and it's probably unfair but she's okay with them dying for that. It'll never balance the scales, but at least it means they can't do it to someone else.

Laura is the one that hurts, Laura invokes that stab of betrayal and it's Laura that will forever leave the question mark in her mind. He killed Laura because she had something he needed. Cora doesn't have anything to offer - what's to keep him from doing the same to her.)

"What's the name?" She asks, just out of idle curiosity, because the narration is assuming they haven't swapped last names yet. Mostly for the fun that will come as a result.