Wolfie Special Agent Oso Novels & Stories

Then he bit down until the third wolf's neck was nearly severed. The sixth wolf took the opportunity to attack Oscar from behind, but his attack missed. Oscar deftly dodged and countered. The sixth wolf was thrown into a tree by Oscar and continued to attack. This time Oscar aimed for its belly, and a moment later the fifth wolf's intestines were scattered everywhere. Five seconds later, Oscar killed the first wolf. He bit the first wolf and then threw it in the air. When the first wolf landed on the ground, claws were waiting for it.

Agent Wolf: Where is my daughter? Nelson: Hear me out I'm here to tell you everything. I will even take you there. Please. Scott: Agent Wolf! He's our only lead in months. He knows where is she and how is she. Let's just hear him what he has to say. Agent Wolf: Tell us everything. NOW. Nelson: I worked for Jo Leo. Including me there were 4 guys almost my age, worked for him too. 10 months ago, we got paid millions for a simple job, to kidnap Cassandra Wolf. And also to get some inside information about Hunt's Tech's.

“I have it. Right where I want it.” There was silence on Diego’s end, broken only by a soft click, the sound of a lighter flicking to life. Then Diego exhaled, the hiss of smoke swirling in his throat. “You have it? Or you think you have it?” “Oh, I have it, Diego.” Carlson’s fingers tapped a slow rhythm on the glass surface of his desk. “Oswald is rattled and desperate. I’m dangling the one thing he can’t stand to lose. He has agreed to meet me. Alone.”

His sharp eyes studied her, his expression unreadable. "Olivia Grant," he greeted her with a nod, closing the door behind him. "What can I do for you?" As soon as the door clicked shut, Olivia’s senses sharpened, and she felt a tingle down her spine. The scent—faint but unmistakable. Fred wasn’t just any cop. He was a wolf. Fred caught the subtle shift in her posture and raised an eyebrow. "You look like you’ve seen a ghost. Everything okay?" Olivia took a deep breath, steadying herself. "You’re a wolf," she said, her voice low but steady. "I should have known."

'What did I tell you? Never trust too easily. Now my feeling has been confirmed. Alexander and Mell are part of the Black Wolf's Clan. Mell was the mole in the Clan. And I have the feeling that Alexander came in our life to become the Balck Clan spy.' Ash instinct suddenly voiced out as they were investigating the evidence gathered at the crime scene.

This cowboy wolf was none other than Jeremy Lennon, high commander of the Grey Wolf armies, infamous Grey Wolf warrior, and one of the fiercest wolves ever to live. Anytime one of the Wild Eight had returned to their compound near death’s door and clinging to a thread of life, this man had almost always been the one singularly responsible—and that didn’t begin to cover the damage he’d done to the Wild Eight through the information-gathering and patrolling schedules demanded of his men. If she’d thought his battle scars made him intimidating, the pair of eyes locking onto the bush she hid in, as if he saw straight through the shrubbery, chilled her more than the snow beneath her paws. Irises

she whispered. - Where is he? asked Rhona's father, Mert. "He was left lying where the other dead wolves were," Reid replied coldly. "Trent hired people to capture me and Lark." They kept us in a hangar where Trent boasted that all these years Friend had been loyal to him and not to the new alpha. He knew about everything that happened here. We managed to escape. I saw Morgan one against six. With a syringe in the neck. And behind him lay Fred.

For a second, I thought if this keeps on happening again and again, I’m going to end up with no shirt to wear. “Before I let you in on what’s going on, you must give me your word and I want you to uphold it.” “Yeah, for sure.” I nodded. “Keep this conversation between us and only between us.” “I promise I won’t tell anyone.” I was quicker with my response. I’m just engulfed in this eagerness to learn everything. “You now have a wolf blood running in your veins.” “You mean I’m infected with wolf virus?” Mr. Lykaios gave me a hard piercing stare, he’s probably thinking that I’m trying to be funny but the truth is, I really thought a wolf virus existed. “I suppose that altercation between you a

We needed at least another forty more cows to pay off the Alpha of the Winnipeg pack, then I needed another ten to pay all five of us. “Do you think that the information we were given is correct?” Oliver asked me. “Yeah. Cote knows better than to double-cross us. He owes us,” I said. He nodded his head and asked, “What do you want to do if we run into other wolves?” “We will do what we have to. If these guys survive a wolf attack, we might have to kill them to keep them quiet and recruit new helpers.” “Easy enough. I love how expendable humans are,” he commented with a voice of amusement.

I went to the counter and said, "Can someone help me? Please? I heard a male voice behind me. - he said with a blank stare, not looking directly at me, but his voice sounded like the greatest contempt. - Pardon me? - I said looking directly at him, just in time not to continue the discussion because the attendant finally appeared. - May I help you? - she said innocently. As I started to speak to ask for the napkin he interrupted me - A number five burger and fries and a soda please, for the trip. He looked me in the eye and said, "I was here first! - Simply the most impolite human being I had ever met. - How rude! If you're having a bad day you should have stayed at your damn house! - I answ