The Enforcer Avery Keelan Novels & Stories

Then, the SUVs arrived, a convoy of shiny black vehicles that moved with predatory grace. When the doors opened, the atmosphere turned to ice. A dozen men stepped out, all in black suits, their auras thick with power. But the man who stepped out of the middle car was different. He wore a navy suit that hugged shoulders broad enough to carry the weight of the whole realm. He didn't just walk, he moved like he owned the very ground beneath him. He must be Kael. The new Lycan Enforcer. His eyes seemed to be scanning the crowd and I immediately dropped my gaze, just Incase. Rule one; As a human, Never make eye contact with a powerful wolf or Lycan of great power.

I snap at the Alpha. Each pack of werewolves has at least ten Enforcers or more, depending on the size of the pack and the territory that pack has. Enforcers are Delta specially trained to deal with any kind of threats and attacks. "Elena–" "Shut it, Mark!" I snap at him too. "It wasn't only rogues," Alpha Dan says. "There were at least ten vampires too! And my Enforcers were not playing cards! They were–" I turn on my heels to look at Alpha Dan, "What did you say?"

Not too many people gonna fill it out right, though," the enforcer grinned, that famous self-assuredness rearing itself utterly. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> Khyle grimaced at the deep shudder that ran through him. That was no joke. Nobody could fill out a pair of sweats like Gunner could. For a moment Khyle wondered, did Gunner really know how good he looked? He talked like he did, but did he really? He turned his head away quickly and gave the metal bar that Gunner wasn't blocking a shove while the enforcer was distracted. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3">

The old man leaned forward, the leather creaking under his weight. “Bring Althea home,” he said. “To the ancestral house in Iloilo. Calm her. Seal her. Present her to the Tribunal within three days. Or we send an Enforcer.” The word landed like a dropped blade from a guillotine. Enforcer. Not an assassin. Assassins were for problems with bank accounts and inconvenient CEOs. Enforcers were for fractures in the pattern. For things that crawled too far from their place. For family members of their line who threatened to unmake more than they were meant to destroy.

Kaelen didn't answer with words. With supernatural speed that turned him into a dark blur, he closed the distance between them before the lead enforcer could pull the trigger. Kaelen’s hand snapped out, crushing the rifle’s barrel like paper while his second fist struck the enforcer’s chest plate. The heavy armor shattered, sending the soldier flying backward through the ruined doorway, clearing out two men behind him. The fourth enforcer raised a silver blade, lunging for Kaelen’s exposed flank, but Elena was already there.

Her parents were the ones who killed my parents so naturally, their daughter had to pay the price for their deeds. Even though I had killed her parents and destroyed the pack, my anger was nowhere satisfied, I wanted to torture her to death. I wanted her to regret her very existence, even though I had been making the pack hell for her day and night, it was nowhere enough. "Evelyn has escaped, and I'm sure she's not out of the pack yet, search for her and make sure to bring her back." I frowned, staring at the guards. "Yes sir." The guards nodded and left to carry out my others.

"Pregnant? Oh, Kendra, that’s wonderful! If you marry Julian, we won't even need the Kingsleys eventually. But for now, we need that cash flow." ​"Exactly," Kendra whispered, her eyes flashing with a cold, cunning light. "So make Avery do her job. I sacrificed my identity so she could play housewife. The least she can do is get me my money." ​"I’m on it, darling," Elaine promised. "Just keep Julian happy. I will make sure Avery does exactly what she is told." ​Kendra hung up, a smug, evil smirk returning to her face as she slipped her phone back into her bag and walked back toward Julian, ready to play the doting, wealthy heiress once more.

“Men like him don’t play for money, they play for control. And he is spiking because he can tell she is new to this.” “I know,” I said quietly. “And he’s not the only one. We just need to be sure that she is safe.” When the call ended, I stood there for a long time, staring at the city through the glass. Valerie was finally finding her footing again, and now another predator was circling. I picked up my phone again and called Hunter. “Alpha…?” “Send word to Caleb,” I ordered, not wasting time. “He’s taking over as our shadow lawyer for Valerie’s firm. Rosalyn will brief him on the rest. And, Hunter…”

"What am I supposed to do during that time?" "Oh, Daniel, you have to clean up!" Audrey explained a little too excited. "What? Why do I have to clean up?" He whines. "Because Dan, you have to sober up so you can drive tonight! You already agreed to be the driver so we have someone reliable!" She gives him a big smile as if she is giving him the biggest compliment, but he doesn't seem to budge, so she elbows me in the ribs. I roll my eyes at her, but go along with her plans.

"Avery is in there alone with that enforcer. I am not letting her face this without backup. School ID gives me full access to her vitals. Temperature elevated, breathing shallow. She is scared but holding it together. Watch this." I pulled up the live feed from the interrogation room. The enforcer's voice boomed through my headphones first. "Tell me who runs with you, girl. The pack leaders. Names. Now." Avery's reply came sharp, no hesitation. "I do not know what you are talking about. This is a school, not somunderground operation." The enforcer laughed, a cold sound that made my jaw tighten. "Cute. We have records. Your little friends have been poking around territories that do not belong