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ntrol. I'll have them help spread the message to all the other packs," I said, s

essage ourselves?" Gregory ask

on. The alphas who refuse to comply might get violent and want to attack the only pack they think the message is coming from. If they lay

nd pack will be destroyed if they are attacked by more

e in. "This is a game of war, Gregory. We are not bothered by what side is good or evil; we are no

vil," Gregory said softl

turned back to him and continued, "Get this message to the Dark-H

ory replied and qui

hrough the window at the large fence that surrounded the mansion. This fence marke

ale voice I couldn't recognize. I clenched my teeth tightly and gently press

d for the gates, wearing a large, black

mansion, I stumbled upon someone. She was hold

apped out of her mental stillness, saying, "My lord, good morning." I stared at her f

eemed familiar. Her scent, her eyes, and the way she spoke somehow weren't new to me.

walked away. I wondered what was g

ansion before because I was warned never to. Father and mother always told me there was someth

wasn'

he so-called danger my parents always protected me from. But every time I got in

metal doors, there was always someone standing there, a female with a smile on her face. She always ha

I could see her; everyone else freely went i

re she was, smiling so innocently but w

shed the gates open. I walked out of

~o

" the little girl said. She had bright green eyes and dark brown hair

in? Alpha? What wa

or quite a long time, didn't I?" I as

plied as she walked to my side. Her name w

we heading to

short giggle, "Anywhere

tes of the alpha's mansion? You'll get me in trouble with the alpha of the p

r now, let's go have some fun!" The li

? I hope she didn't get in trouble because of me,

away from Montgomery's mansion and has new friends to

er again, though. She se

said, "Sure, you will,