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as a lone wolf in our pack, always avoiding anyone who got in his way, as he lost his mate a few years ago. Jarrod was a wonderful part of our pack, despite his odd behaviour, and we will miss him dearly. If it weren't for that damned trap the Alliance s

y up the stairs and shout an order to my Beta, who runs at my side. "Call for the pack doctor and send him straight to my bedroom. I'll keep he

ange my mind. He hates the Alliance as much as I do. But as a Beta, he has to put the hate a

er, but I will find out the secrets she is hiding. Understand me for once, brother. I'm doing this for the pack, for our people, and for the long-sought chance to live in peace." I leave him on the stairs and walk toward my bedroom. As a precaution, I mind-link the best doctor we have. "I need you and

Someone is dying, and I have to help them. The rest

t now I enter my bedroom and lay her gently on the sofa. I pat myself on the back in my mind for having the piece of furniture th

them. I see none on her face; perhaps that is why she seems so fragile to me. Her skin is white as snow, but I'm sure I'd notice a blush or some other colour if she hadn't lost so much blood. I find myself wondering about the colour of her eyes, if they shine in the sunlight or if any emotion reflects in the irise

delusional I am. It's just a short-term fascination based solely on my thirst for a woman's body. It's not a problem I couldn't solve within a short time. The doctor advi

at hiding them. I stop at his side and place a hand on his shoulder. I know he's angry, conflicted about what might be coming, but he has to accept that my decisi

e of the pack members before we catch her. I know you won't like hearing this because your word is the law here, but I say she has to die. Let her die, Vince," my Beta nearly begs me. I understand his concern, but we are in a rather complicated situation. Yes, by

r in the cells and watch her die. Deal?" I suggest compromising on the issue; it's easier with someone standing by my side. And honestly, I think there will be plenty of elders who agree with my vision. Despite the rumours swirling around my name, des

Meet me in your office in five minutes." I watch him take off and have to laugh at his childishness. The ma

e entering. The paperwork and documents I have piled up in the small room are far too important not to hide. I sit down and wait for the others to

em, so the rumours about them taking in children are true. While the girl screamed for help, Red came to the rescue. At least, that's what I thought. Since the person in the red cloak attacked Aros, I hurt him, well, her in this case. We don't know much about that murderous bastard, but under the cloak was a woman, barely alive after my attack. The rest of the Alliance members ran off, leaving her in a pool of blood. I brought her here and ordered the doctors