We Can't Keep Meeting Like This Novels & Stories

"so to end this meeting everyone I want you to sit and really think what it is you want we will not force anyone to do anything but I'm looking out for my son no matter what. I want our world and future to be different so take a few weeks to think about this. "just like that",I'd remarked. "yes just like that now go eat and get rest. We are here for any questions you have. We will not turn any of you away this pack is no longer like that but we will defend ourselves against attacks. Meeting adjourned ",I stand up and head out to our room for showers and food. I'm hungry and tired. Plus I want to fuck my mate again with my brother. Heading to our room we strip out of our clothes to shower.

“The meeting’s been canceled. Our contact says something came up, and they’ll have to reschedule.” “Canceled?” I nearly shout my hands clenching into fists. “Do they have any idea what we’ve gone through to get here? The time and resources wasted?” “I apologize, sir. It’s frustrating, but we’ll have to adapt. We can use this time to strategize our next move.” “Strategize?” I scoff, trying to keep my anger in check because I'm currently losing my mind. “We’re losing ground, Greg. Every delay costs us. We need this alliance more than ever, and they just…cancel?”

I said sincerely, but he waved it away, “I fixed a new meeting with the elders for tomorrow. They might come pissed, but at least now you have the heads up. “ he said and I shook my head, “Why would you do that?” “Because it’s a monthly meeting. One that must be held, regardless of whether you want it or not. It’s tradition, it has to be held.” “Bollocks to that.” “Oh well.” He said and was turning away from me. “Pass on my love to Ember. I’m going to lie down. I’ve been on different phone calls all day, and I’m bloody tired.”

“Alright, if you say so…” Wanting to shift my focus away from Ethan’s fall, I stood up and called the attention of everyone. “Okay, enough for today. This meeting’s done. Chase and I need to go home early before Richard starts blowing my phone with calls and texts. Mathew might’ve already run out to talk, I said looking at chase with the others looking clueless.” “Yeah, yeah, that’s true,” Chase nodded, pulling out the car keys. I looked at the group. “We’ll reschedule, let’s meet again after school on Monday—at the library. No excuses. No one should be late. There’s too much at stake here.”

But here we were, still locked in discussion. My head throbbed. My back ached. And still, we debated. Finally, one of the directors—Hayes, a gray-haired man—stood up and suggested we break again and reconvene later in the day. "No," I said, firmly. My voice cut through the murmuring. "We end this meeting today. No more breaks, no more reconvening. We conclude now. We’ve come too far to drag this out further."

he said. “Tresh,” she did not want to drag this parting process, it was already painful enough. “We started this together, Amaya. You worked really hard to get it to where it is. I will not feel comfortable continuing with it without you. There are multiple online meeting platforms we could use to communicate and choose new applicants. Becky can do the stuff that need to be done here but could you please stay on?” he suggested. He had thought very hard about this. Even if they were no longer together, the foundation would keep them in touch.

He pleaded. "Of course you didn't," I cursed under my breath. "It's okay. I already got over it all. So we're good." I said dismissively. "Are sure about that?" He asked, concerned. "The better way to go about it is to keep our meetings in an open place," I added. "Ugh... Has it gotten to that?" He said, chuckling lightly. "Yeah, it has. We'll talk later." I added, cutting the call.

"But I'm willing to keep trying." "Same," Marco says. "Me too," Harvey adds. "Then we continue," I say. "One week at a time. Talking, adjusting and figuring it out as we go." We agree to meet every Friday for check-ins, to keep communicating, even when it's hard and to choose each other, every day, despite how unconventional this is.

We were not able to find a solution, and had to head home by ten that evening. It was frustrating, and I could feel myself feeling a headache. “I think we should have a video call by tomorrow to continue this.” Erica suggested, before leaving. “Yes, we need the launch to be successful.” He turned to me. “What do you think?” I found myself biting my lower lip. Tomorrow was meant for Imogen. I was to spend all of it with her. But the meeting was also very important.

Hannah voiced. “We won’t be getting behind. We’re still the future Alpha and Beta. Not as much work.” Ryan commented with a wink. “Well, I’m sure you can keep your meetings and we can find something to do. Plus, we might want to go out with Callie.” I stated. “I’m fine with rescheduling the meetings.” Easton replied. “If they’re important then you should just have them at the scheduled time. No point in putting them off.” I insisted. “We can just go to the office in the morning and see when the meetings are so you and Hannah can plan your time around them.” Easton suggested.