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‘Fine. But be careful and stay safe until we get there.’ I took a deep breath and wondered if I should shift into my human form. But decided against it. My human form was smaller, but it lacked advantages my wolf form had for traversing down the steep hill. I pressed myself as close to…

‘He will need you. Stay safe, little sister,’ Martin mindlinked me. When I tried to reply, to tell him to hang in there. I was met by emptiness, there was nothing to connect to even though I desperately tried. I needed to connect to him. I needed him to be okay. The alternative was unthinkable.…

“Do you want me to call Martin’s mother?” I asked Finlay. He had stopped outside his office in the pack house and for a moment he dropped his mask and I could see how tired he looked. He rubbed his hand over his face. “No, I will call her,” he said after hesitating. “You have…

“Me?” I asked, feeling confused. “You’re the only one I can think of that can fill his chair.” “But I already have a seat at the top tier table,” I objected. “Who will fill my seat?” To make me even more confused, Finlay chuckled. It sounded genuine so I sat up and looked at him.…

“Time for the next part,” I said and everyone quieted down to listen. “Members of the Rolling Hills pack, your former Alpha admitted he planned and executed this attack against the will of your pack. That is the only reason you are still standing here alive. Members of the Blue mountain pack, I will leave…

“Council, thank you for joining us,” Finlay said. “Alpha Finlay, under the circumstances we felt it necessary,” said the man at the head of the table. Finlay nodded. “I can confirm that Alpha Jackson has paid his debt,” Finlay told the council and I could see them nod. “We are here to determine the punishment…

“Aye, aye, Beta Amie,” he joked. I shook my head as we parted. I wanted to follow him back to his place. What I would do if I did, I didn’t know. I forced my feet to take me into the pack house. It was the safer option. Three pyres were built in the glade…

“How is it going?” he asked. “I’m almost done. I have packed Martin’s things in that box and I have packed my things in my office. I’m just doing a bit of dusting before I go and get my things,” I told him. “Feeling better about the move?” “Yes. I spoke to Martin’s sister. She…

“She is perfect,” he told the proud parents. “Have you decided on a name?” Medow looked up at her mate with a smile. “Martina,” he told Finlay. I felt a pang in my heart and both Finlay and I smiled. “A good name,” Finlay told them and then he sent out the second pack link…

“No, no. If she asked for you, it’s okay,” he said. “Cadence, show the Beta to your mother and I will put away the food,” he added. Cadence nodded. “I will help you dad,” Mari said as Cadence and I headed further into the house. The house was a one story home and the bedroom…