Dear I Fear We're Facing A Problem Novels & Stories

"We can always limit our borderline if the mist keeps persisting. The pack is eager to have an enjoyable run and I'm sure they won't like to cancel such a great event." Placing the paper down on the table, I sunk into my chair, raising one leg over the other. "Look, Jake. There is something I haven't told you about. Considering our previous events, I didn't want to fill your head up with worry once again. But I know I had to tell you at some point." I shifted in my seat as I reached for my coffee, drinking down the last bit of it. "We have another problem, possibly worse than vampires." I looked into his serious green eyes, for a second trying to be careful how to explain the right way.

“I want to help figure out what’s caused this Caspian.” “Me too,” says Marco. I watch Caspian look to the both of us, slightly surprise at our willingness. But I think we all silently agree that we need to put aside yesterday’s events and whatever embarrassment that follows. This problem is greater than all of us, it is threatening the life of the pack, and my baby, and we need to find a solution as soon as possible.

David uttered, his voice laced with exasperation. "But that is not our biggest concern right now. The property that First Bridge Bank wants to take from us is just one of our many problems, Em. The real issue is how we will lead our Pack. Most of our members are on welfare, and our businesses are failing. Because of Jake's bad reputation, no one wants to hire a Howler. Our pack is struggling financially. We also have a shipment of important medicines coming for our clinic that we need to balance the payment, among other urgent problems. We are in trouble, Em. Fifty thousand dollars won't be enough to solve our problems," he said, his words fading as the enormity of our troubles overwhelmed m

It came with a sense of dread. We both knew that the proof of our lives was a surety that Teresa was alive, but deep down, we knew there was trouble, even though we failed to admit it. We knew something had gone very wrong, but none of us was willing to state the obvious. Stating the obvious would mean stating how to tackle the obvious, and before us was a mountain of an urgent problem that we haven’t even figured out how to deal with, yet. “Bennett, I…” I raked my hair as I looked at him. I was scared, and I wanted Bennett to know. When he looked up at me, I could see the fear in his eyes too.

“ Mr. Winters, all of the reports have been sent in but a bug was noticed. The tech department are fixing it. ” Quinn's assistant carefully relayed the message on behalf of other staffs. Quinn raised his brows and glared at the direction of the head of the IT department. The old man who was been glared at shrunk deeper into his chair in fear. Even with the air conditioner, he was visibly shaking. “ I expect a wonderful result by tomorrow morning. You know what it means if you...”

“The last few days I have been thinking about some very, very difficult problems. However, I also didn't know that this problem would have an impact that no one could ever imagine. It seemed like something had happened to Mr. Malik because he really seemed very strange these last few days. Do you know anything?”

I felt it. A long, heavy silence stretched between us before I finally spoke. "There’s a problem with one of our biggest international deals," I said, my voice steady but laced with exhaustion. Aurora didn’t respond, she only watched me, waiting. My fingers traced the cool metal of the railing as I continued, still refusing to meet her gaze. "A contract we’ve been negotiating for months… it’s falling apart. Our investors are losing confidence, and the board is panicking. If we don’t fix this soon, the company will take a massive hit”.

​The question settled deeper than the others. ​Because it touched something I hadn’t fully named yet. ​Selene. ​The presence. ​The voice. ​I didn’t answer immediately. ​And that hesitation didn’t go unnoticed. ​“You see the problem,” another elder said, leaning forward now, his tone colder, “we are being asked to accept something we don’t understand, something that could put every wolf in this territory at risk.” ​There it was. ​Not concerned. ​Fear. ​And fear always turned into something worse.

But frequent. “What is that?” I asked. “Doesn’t look clean,” he said. “Could be nothing. Could be something bigger.” I stared at the screen. Then at my reflection in it. This wasn’t just about my comeback. Or his downfall. This was bigger. Messier. More dangerous. Across the city, Damian was staring at the same problem. Lila stood across from his desk, arms crossed. “You’re overreacting,” she said. “Am I?” he asked.

I thought there will work so I can forget the fire for a while. "Seems like you got a problem... CEO wants see you... and he is not in a good mood." well, my luck!!!