Hiding The Alpha's Son
The satellite phone was where it always was, cold and sleek, smelling faintly of the world I’d left behind — war rooms and mission briefs.
I sat on the edge of the bed and turned it over in my hands for a moment before I dialed.
The old Alpha, Aldric, answered on the second ring.
“Report.”
His voice was exactly as I remembered it — gravel and iron, the particular exhaustion of a man who had been holding something enormous together in the midst of his own grief. Hearing it in the dim quiet of the cottage bedroom did something uncomfortable to my chest.
“The cover is strained but holding,” I said. “There was a public confrontation today. The Alpha’s son, his mate, and the Beta. Nothing crimina
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