I am sorry for the seven days break. Although I had the story outlined, it wasn't flowing as it should, and I was suffering from writer's block where this story was concerned, so I felt taking a small break from this story would help me. I am back on it and will dutifully realise two chapters every day until it is finished. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Jasper. "What do we do now?" Brian asked after the council arseholes had left, and I did not know what to say. I was mad, too, and I did not understand why the guy would act cool after seeing what we showed him. "He doesn't speak for the council. He still has to run it by them," Randolph said, and Ian shook his head. "Unless it becomes their problem, they would not do shit about it. These people are as selfish as hell." He said, and I knew he was telling the truth from how the guy spoke; it indicated they would not do anything about it. We had to come up with our plan. "We have three packs together," Randolph pointed out, " And the hunters will help us. Our chances are not that bad." Ian shook his head. "I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but Hunters might not be of help unless they have the same remedy the hunters of the past had. Silver only slows them down. Jasper and I are more susceptible to silver because of our werewolf genes. Pure breeds can't be killed with silver whic
Ruby. I met Racheal and Cindy in the room. Garnet and Emerald were sleeping, but Susan and Isabelle were something else. They fought about everything those two, and they remind me of Racheal. She used to fight me over my toys when we were little. I noticed Racheal wasn't looking so happy, and I did not know if I should ask her since the nannies were present. Susan and Isabelle were fighting over a Plush bunny toy, so I linked a nanny to get another like it in the store because I knew most of the toys were in doubles when I arrived. She left to get it while I went to separate them. I pulled Isabelle close and told her to calm down and that someone was bringing her the same toy. I hoped she understood me well enough because she let go of the bunny, and Susan went away with it. Usually, Racheal would laugh, but she just smiled. I noticed that the triplets and their nannies were not in the room, so I asked Cindy where they were. "Strolling. I needed it," she said, rolling her eyes, and i
Jasper. We walked quietly until we got to a small camp deep in the woods. There was no way we would have known these people were here, but it seemed as if they had just come because their tents were new. Someone brought us joggers, to wear, and I gladly took them from them because the women at the camp were ogling us. Abel seemed relaxed and less threatening than he was when they surrounded us. We were led to a tent, and I hoped we would soon be done with the meeting. Ruby would panic because it was already late. I did not want to think of Racheal and Nala at the moment. I felt sorry for Randolph and Ian. Sitting on the chair I was offered, I looked at Abel, and he smiled. "You look like Navel, Nikolas," he said, and I nodded, not knowing if it was a compliment or an insult. "May we get straight to the point, please. Like I said, I do not want our mates to get worried." I said, and he nodded. "I understand," he said and sat down. He rubbed his face to relieve stress, and I knew
Jasper. We emerged from the forest and found a search party. They said Ruby put them to it. It was evident that the settlement was in disarray. I could understand their fear. We had disappeared without warning, no phone calls, nothing. We went into the woods to neutralise a threat and did not return; I could imagine how the explanation would sound to our mates. I dreaded what would happen to me in our bedroom. Ruby was bound to be mad, and I wouldn't blame her. "The pack loves you, Nikolas," Uncle Abel said, and I sighed. This was all his fault; he should have just escorted us back instead of being dramatic and ushered us to his camp. Now we all had explaining to do. I felt sorry for Randolph and Ian most. Kevin and I had it good because our mates were understanding. Brian had none, so he was alright. "We walked toward the mansion, and the women were waiting at the entrance. Someone must have linked Ruby about our arrival. With how they were dressed, it seemed as if they were ready
Jasper. Ruby and I did not fall asleep immediately, but I did not discuss the issues with the council Law any further. I understood her point of view, and I did not want to force her to see things my way. We slept in the early morning hours while watching a movie, and I did not intend to do any work the next day. I woke up to the smell of food. From the scent, I knew it did not come from the kitchen. Ruby arranged the food at the breakfast table, and I smiled at her. "Finally awake," she said, and I noticed her hand was okay. Whatever the doctor gave her worked. "The guys have come to check on you twice already. Your uncle is eager to see you," She said, and I got up and went to the bathroom. I brushed my teeth and returned. Hugging Ruby from behind, I kissed my mark on her neck, and she giggled. "I decided to cook. I missed it," she said, looking at the spread. It looked precisely like Livingston. "I know you miss our farmhouse," I told her, and she was silent because she did no
Jasper. After the meeting in the lounge, I decided to take a walk with my uncle. It was vital for him to understand that I did not intend to overthrow the council. There were laws against it, and I doubted if I wanted to be on the wrong side of the law. It was annoying that the council did not want to help with the attacks and Petra's cult, but I did not want to work against them. "You have a good thing going on for you here, Jasper," he said, calling me Jasper for the first time. I guess he caught on that the people closest to me referred to me as Jasper and not Nikolas, as he had been saying. "Navel was proud of you. I heard you held your wolf form for two months. That is unheard of. The max I have heard is a month." He said, and I laughed. "My son Garnet held form for six weeks, and it would have been longer if it was because of his twin," I said, and he looked at me, surprised. "You mean Ruby birthed strong pubs?" he asked, and I laughed. "An Alpha and Gamma," I said, and he
Jasper. I returned to my office to deal with pack matters while uncle Abel returned to his pack members at the hotel they were staying at. We were yet to get proper accommodation for them. I sat at the desk and thought of all he had discussed with me. My uncle had his point about the council, but cleansing the board would be challenging and could cause war. I always try to avoid war by all means, and this would definitely be a bad one if I dared to set things in motion. It was best that I did not bother and just handled what was needed. Which was Petra's cult. I called a meeting, and Randolph was the first to arrive. Kevin was far away, and Brain and Ian were busy working on the security details. Randolph sat on the couch and lifted a magazine from the stool on the side of the sofa. The guy looked depressed, and I had been hoping he would open up. "Is everything alright with you?" I asked him, and he looked at me and smiled. He looked troubled; I knew it was either pack issues o
Ruby. Jasper's uncle had entertained us with his stories. Still in the entertainment mood, we decided to have a small tea get-together in the lounge close to Jasper's office. I did not want to be couped up in the room. My arm had healed, and I felt it would be best to stay closer to Jasper's office. Besides, that was also where Noelle's classroom was. Her knitting and quilting classes had made her a lot of money. I also helped her once in a while. Walking from my bedroom to Noelle's classroom was tedious, so I stayed there. I ordered the staff to bring us tea and snacks, which was nice. We did not want Nala there because she wasn't a part of us. She was crude and uncouth, but we knew we had to tolerate her. Racheal wasn't looking very happy, and from all indications, she and Randolph had had a major fight. We did not want Nala with us, but we tried to be polite. " How does being a Luna feel like?" Nala asked Racheal and me, and I smiled at her. Cindy got up to serve the tea, and I