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

Jen explained to me that her face was already streaked with concern. "I am sure, it is also spreading to other soc-med accounts!" I strongly suggest. What will I do now? What if Direc found out! I am sure he will ask me about this issue! And I don't know how to explain the issue!" I panicked inside. I control it but I can't control myself too much. So I looked at the issues again and read the comments. I saw them last Wednesday, I am sure they are the ones referred to this issue. 2minutes ago.

We move by midnight. "Yes, we are ready. And you Noah seem like a man with many problems. I don't envy you. "

“Why? What’s the problem?” “We’re growing bigger and bigger everyday. We’ve got all sorts of people here and although there’s no cause for concern at the moment I’m just worried that the bigger we grow the more troubles that will arise, the more question would be asked and the more the rest of the packs would try to reach us and it’ll only be a matter of time before Alpha Greyson sniffs us out. Asides that we’re running low on space, jobs and I need to find a way to keep a balance.”

She let out a disappointed sound as I swiped to the right and brought my phone up to my ear. “What’s up?” I asked. “We have a problem,” Dwayne said coldly. “A dead problem.”

“That means this whole situation is serious.” “What were you thinking the emergency assembly is for? Let's just stay in line until it's our turn to go in.” The first voice says quickly. I can feel the fear and tension in their voices, but for me, I can't afford to be afraid. Ria, Suzy, and I joined our hands together and made this happen. This is what we expected, but now, the scale of it is overwhelming. Nevertheless, there's no going back now. Maybe this is exactly what is needed.

I asked, trying to keep my voice level. I could feel the weight of this news settling heavily on my chest, and I could see the fear and concern reflected in the expressions of the other council members. We had known that the illness was a threat, but we had never imagined that it would reach Alpha Rowland, stood before the council, I knew that time was running out. The illness that had been plaguing our pack for weeks was getting worse, and we were no closer to finding a cure. I was desperate to find any solution to this problem, no matter how unconventional it may be.

“They need our help, and we're in a position to offer it. We can't let fear dictate our actions.” I shake my head, frustration bubbling up inside me. “But what if we're walking into something we can't handle?” I counter, my voice rising with each word. “What if we're putting ourselves and our pack in danger for no reason?” I can't help but feel like this will bring more problems than we expect.

His small arms still held his bow tight even now, as his eyes seemed to have sunk deeper in the sockets. "We have a problem..." I answered, slowly. And as they heard me they all glanced at each other immediately. I could see the fear in their eyes as they stared at me. I knew the fear they held specifically and frowned internally as it was just a part of the list of problems we had. I faced them squarely now and in a solemn look. "There's a lot wrong..." "They know we're in the trees" I said, facing the floor. And they all paused, confused, lost and frowning.

If they die in the process or get caught, there’s nothing I can do about it. Years have passed since we had real problems with the Italians in our territory, and the fact that they’re returning so easily is like a red light flashing in my head. I feel my fingers aching from gripping the steering wheel so hard. “Maybe we can go back if the problems at the company are making you that worried,” the soft voice says.

“Just here to check up on you,” I stood up and then shook my head. “You’re here because today is the 70th day. Whether you don’t want to admit it or not, we’re sinking. We barely have a month left and we don’t even have a clue except for the stupid oak tree,” I said and stood up in frustration. Miles placed his hands on his waist with a sigh. I know the issue was eating him up inside. It might look like our lives have been entangled with so many issues that we’re barely talking about the switch but the truth is we’ve all been keeping tabs.