Chapter 9

Indignant, her anger swam forth. Where was she? In a boarding school? What was he threatening her with, imposing all these rules?

“Last time I checked. I was here because I am not a pack member. I don’t care what they say because I don’t associate with them. There is no reason for your distrust. But if you still feel that way, you can fire me. Better yet, I will leave.”

He was enjoying all right. Way too much, even though Mikhail was scolding him in his brain.

‘Stop pushing her Noah. It really isn’t fair.’

‘We need to know if we can trust her. Let me do what I am good at.’

Mikhail rubbed his chin with the palm of his hand, a nervous gesture only Noah caught on. But Noah knew he was making sense.

If he were to find out why different smaller clans were at each other’s throat for past six months, he needed to know his information gathering was not known to anyone. He trusted his pack members, his close confidantes, especially Mikhail.

But pack members knew very little of pack politics