On The Border Novels & Stories

ALPHA NADINE. ‘Men, this is Alpha Nadine. Do we have anyone at the border?’ I tried to connect with as many warriors in my mind as possible. I knew it was Jake and Lawrence’s men manning the border overnight, but maybe my own men were already there. ‘I’m at the south border, Alpha.’ One answered. ‘I’m at the east, Alpha.’ Another answered, and many more after them. Once no one was talking anymore, I asked, ‘Did any of you see Beta Xander cross the border?’

"What's the use of telling me this now? She's already gone!" After his outburst, Connor knew being angry was useless and a waste of time. The urgent matter was what to do next. The chances of getting Ariana to return were slim. He had managed to come this far. But if he went to the border, his intentions would be too obvious. After all, he hadn't expanded his business there yet. It wouldn't be good if Spencer grew suspicious. While Connor was worrying, Ariana and Jensen had already arrived. With ongoing conflicts between the two countries, the border had seen years of warfare. The locals there were suffering greatly, and many had left.

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my dad says while telling one of the towns men to hold my arms and lead me over, Cody tells one of his men to do the same. Me and the annoying officer are led to stand right on the edge of either border, the towns man reaches and takes the officers arm in his while still holding mine. The man on Cody's side does the same thing and holds my arm, they both look at each and start to count down from three. Once they get to one they both pull, in no time I was over the border and in Cody's pack.

he said, “And I hate to not trust a fellow Warrior, but I think it is wise to be overcautious.” “Okay, fair enough,” I said. We reached the territory border shortly after and I smiled as I saw Aaron, Caroline and Colton. Colton smiled back, but Aaron growled at him. I shook my head at them. I knew that there was history, and very bad history but we didn’t have time for that now. If all went well, they could happily rip each other apart afterwards. Just beyond the border I could see The woman I spoke to the other day and her little girl Abigail. The girl’s face lit up as she saw me and she started waving. Her mum tried to stop her as she ran forward across the border.

Talia’s POV I stood near the open window, the wind brushing my cheek as I waited for Solon to finish his phone call. As soon as he said his goodbyes, Solon focused his attention back on me. “I heard the southern border is back safe again,” he said. “Indeed, it is. The rogue attack from the southern border has been handled. No injuries on our side, and the scouts confirmed it wasn’t a pack incursion,” I reported to Solon.

By the time I got outside, Kellan was already there like he’d been waiting. “What happened?” he asked. “They’re still planning to leave.” He let out a breath through his nose, nodding like he expected that. “Of course they are.” I looked at him. “Status.” “Border’s locked down,” he said immediately. “Men in position. No one gets in or out without your say.” “Good.” “But—” he added, watching me carefully, “—if this turns into what I think it might…” “A war?” I finished. He didn’t answer.

“You’re amazing too, Naomi. I heard that you’re a department supervisor at a Fortune 500 company. “I wanted to continue working with you after the research topic ended. Unfortunately, I went abroad as an exchange student soon after. “By the time I came back, you had already graduated.” Rivas seemed to find the situation truly regretful, and I was stunned. For a time, I did not know how to continue the conversation. Fortunately, Rivas changed the subject. “By the way, I heard that you’re filing for a divorce. What’s going on?” I nodded and told him everything that had transpired between me, Liam, and Heather. Rivas listened patiently, but he still seethed with anger. “How could he not know ho

To find her way out of there. “Something’s wrong?” I echoed, my voice too sharp, as I spoke too fast. “Yeah, no kidding.” Logan’s brows pulled together. “Naomi, listen. The border patrol was pulled back. The whole west sector. That’s suicide, Naomi. There’s barely any guards left near Redwood Pack's borders." My stomach dropped. What the hell? I thought I saw enough border patrols earlier this morning. Why now, was he saying there weren't enough of them at the borders? What the hell was going on?

Archer, at the medic tent. A runner burst through the door. His face was pale. "There's someone at the border. Not a soldier. An old woman. Scarred. Limping. White hair." He swallowed. "She says to tell Caelum his mother is here. And she's sorry she's late." I was out the door before he finished speaking. The northern border was a line of torches and drawn blades. The enforcers parted as I ran through them, and Bastian fell into step beside me, his hand catching my elbow. "Caelum. Wait. It could be a trap."