th

health issue of our pack, and he chose to use the medium to talk about his farmland. I wasn't really concerned about his farmland, if pests

m saying i

or this early morning summon?

d, jumping to his feet. "Like you didn't hear or see rather what

e and raised a brow as I sc

n, speaking to his Alp

h to notice my stare tried to drag him back,

with a playful tone and if I squinted, I am cert

victims of the plague, how bad it has affected, those we managed to cure and those

chuckle. Turning to Sam, I signalled him with a nod to go fetch A

l practitioner, neither do I ha

nate about the health of your pack members

...I might g

scaffold. I trust you know I don't make empty promises." He n

se who wants to try

who oversees the business in the s

hat went on in the southwest wing in the past weeks, if you have,

le some with the plague closed down their shops, some are still trading because their daily trading is the only

line in the market which would be far worse than what we experienced during the time of your great-grandfather. I am now a

as they were expecting me to have a thousa

anding, took back his seat while shaking his head in disappoin

happened, we have done everything we can to save her, but her health keeps getting worse. Her suitor is

take him their lives. I have your best interest at heart, that is why I reached out to the doctor and was hoping for a positive result. The doctor wil

ctor we are waiting for? I believe she is not the only person who can help us, if you have our interest at heart like you claim you do, you would hav

e doctor not agreed to help us. As a matter of fact, I am thrill

h their faces as they began

d I could amount to anything, but I am sorry to say that I will keep disappointing you. My father handed the leadership of this pack to me

have seen her with our eyes." Fletcher demanded, and other

the twin doors to the courtroom pushed open as Sam

strikingly gorgeous lady now dressed in a crisp white button-down shirt which was tucked into a tailored black pencil skirt that fell just above her kn

les to the elders, who were awe-struck by the fact t

as her eyes met mine, but disappeared immediately as she turned

e, the Aurora I used to know always hid in a corner but perhaps, I didn't

I knew her ten years ago, this Aurora was fierce, st