Security Breach Roxanne Wolf Novels & Stories

Austin sat in his office, staring at the wall. His wolf was going crazy inside him. Ever since Rosemary was taken away, his wolf wouldn't stop howling and pacing. "Something is wrong," Austin said to himself. "My wolf knows something I don't." His wolf had always reacted when Rosemary was in danger. When she was sick, his wolf would get restless. When she was hurt, his wolf would feel pain too. And now, his wolf was acting like Rosemary was in terrible danger.

Recognizing the validity of Kyle's concerns for her safety, Rosette reluctantly agreed to the arrangement. Kyle orchestrated a team approach for Rosette's return to work, assigning a team of wolves as her radiology tech and medical assistant, along with additional pack members stationed in the parking lot for added security. To Rosette's surprise, a young wolf arrived later in the week, introduced with great fanfare. The son of an Alpha from another region, he was enrolled in medical school and would shadow Rosette at the clinic for at least a month. This arrangement served as both training for him and enhanced protection for Rosette, as per Kyle's strategic plan.

Roxanne I hit the road immediately I was able to get the antidote from Moscow. I hope this works out, as I needed to get out of this pack. Being wolf bane was toiling with my mind. I couldn’t transform, I couldn’t use my powers, and I couldn’t even speak to my wolf, and being among other werewolves made me conscious of that fact. I hope this works out so I can leave the pack and return to Los Angeles, I already missed my life as a doctor.

Evelyn's fragile health couldn't withstand such shocks from a rogue wolf's attacks. "She escaped our custody, but Miss Winters, please be assured that we have issued a territory-wide hunt order," Officer Brooks reported. "We will definitely bring Victoria Frost to justice." I couldn't find peace in his words. Victoria was a mad she-wolf who had lost all pack bonds and moral restraints. Even after being locked away, she had managed to escape and orchestrate an arson attack against us. Now that she had fled and would learn that we had survived, Victoria might not let the matter rest.

“You discarded me like I never meant anything to you. You stole what is mine. You humiliated me. And now, after everything, do you think you can just walk in here and ask for forgiveness? Is that why you are here?” “I…” he swallowed hard. Cutting him off, Roxanne said. “Let me make this very clear.” She stood up, looking at him contemptuously. “I do not know what game you are trying to play, but I don't want anything to do with you.” He took a shaky breath. “Roxanne. Please, I just….” “Security.” She said she pressed the intercom. Immediately, two big security guards stepped into the office. With a cold smile, she said to them.

Garrett stood at her other side, the old alpha’s quiet weight visibly supporting the announcement. “Six weeks ago,” Torrhen said, his voice carrying easily across the hall, “we took on a new wolf at this keep. Her name was Mara. She came with a letter of recommendation from a small western pack, and she performed her work cleanly enough that we made her permanent at the end of her trial month. Six days ago we discovered she was an asset of the wolf we call the Broker, the same wolf who funded Rodrick’s war against us, the same wolf whose network the war we won at the Narrow Pass did not break. She attempted to poison a wolf in the healing halls. The attempt was caught by Wynn before it could

Her wolf was close to the surface again, eyes flashing faint silver in the moonlight. A shadow moved at the edge of the hallway. I stepped in front of her, shielding her instinctively. The scent hit me half a second later, not pack. Not rogue either. Just… wrong. Mia’s fingers brushed my arm. “Do you hear that?” I nodded. My wolf surged, pushing toward the surface. I reached for the blade hidden under my jacket. The shadow vanished. --- A sharp click came from inside the estate. Security breach..Every alarm stayed silent. Someone had bypassed the system. My phone buzzed in my pocket.

She shrugged nonchalantly with a sardonic shake of her head, "Well, then you'd be right. I tracked you here because I had important news but it seems like I'm interrupting your staring contest with a heap of sand. I'll just come back later." Saint made a move to leave when a guttural growl made her pause. "What is it that you need to tell me, Saint?" My alpha tone leaked into the words without much effort, making it difficult to not obey me. She turned back to face me with an impish grin, "Oh, I just wanted to tell you that the wolf working on the security cameras completed the job. Not only did he wipe your presence from the building, he hacked into all four of their emails and sent in thei

Stay sharp, little wolf. He gestures to his assistant, Adam, a wiry beta with sharp eyes to do a quick sweep to find anything incriminating. I swallow, hiding my hacker’s secret. If they trace the swap, I’ll cover my tracks, just like I did with the rogues’ email. My wolf purred, triumphant, but the victory felt less. Lana’s not done—she’s a rogue at heart, and rogues don’t break easily. A breeze slips through an open window, carrying that rogue scent again—stronger, sharper, like wet fur and iron. My wolf’s hackles rise, claws scraping my soul.

Horribly. I could barely breathe, watching helplessly as they fought. My thoughts were jumbled, but one thing was clear—I was in danger, and I couldn’t save myself or anyone else. Rose’s wolf was locked in a vicious fight with two rogues, her teeth flashing as she fought them off. But the rogues were relentless, the lust to take a female in head motivation enough to fight two powerful alpha wolves with all they have. I could see Rose’s wolf falter for just a moment. It was enough.