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Chapter 20 Reiver:Redemption
No one is so brave that
he is not disturbed
by something unexpected.
Julius Caesar.
Alpha Armstrong was good to his word. Stuart drove them to an airfield deep in Reiver territory where they were bundled aboard his private plane and flown back to Edinburgh in relative comfort.
“I think you’re the only human to have ever stepped foot on Reiver territory.” mused Pete as he they disembarked the plane.
“And you’re the only wolf who has stepped on Reiver territory that has a human as mate I bet.”
“Yeah probably.”
“Let’s hope it’s a learning experience for Alpha Armstrong.” smiled Brother Andrew as they walked towards the airport building. Much to their surprise, Camron was waiting for them as they exited the building.
“Alpha Armstrong had asked me to deliver you to Forensics Scotland in one piece, Brother Andrew, I can drop you at Rosslyn afterwards if that’s ok with y
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