Rejecting My Ungrateful Pack
I said, placing the charm back on the desk, “that blasphemy won’t cost him his job. But publicly defying his Alpha’s decision will. He gets one official warning. Any more comments like that, and he’s fired.”
“Yes, Alpha.” Elara hesitated, then added, “It’s not just grumbling. Liam and the other exiled elders are on the pack’s private channels. They’re calling you a tyrant and trying to recruit members for a new, ‘traditional’ pack.”
I shook my head. For three weeks, I had leveraged every business connection, called in every favor, trying to salvage that thirty-two-million-dollar project.
But Robert Blackstone’s position was immovable. The New Moon Pack's 'internal management crisis' was now
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