Wyatt Yeager Update Novels & Stories

Wyatt quickly retells what and who he saw. "You know, I was planning on making Gabe the lead warrior, but I never told him. What changed was when I saw you at the tryouts, Wyatt. I decided it was better to have someone young and fresh that can lead for a long time." I nod. Ryder made the right decision. Gabe is a good trainer, but that doesn't mean he'd make a good leader. Wyatt was born to lead.

Since there was no further business, the meeting broke up. Back in Fing City, Old Wilson had been hearing rumors about a bigshot in England who had been asking questions concerning RBG Group. He was a Mr. Rodger Yates. He was the head of the Yates family, and the Chairman of the Yates Financial Group. This gave pause to Old Wilson, in that he wondered why this person was so interested in RBG. He made a few calls, then asked Rick, Matthew, Brandon and George to come to his house for a meeting. He had several pieces of intell to pass along to them all.

Wyatt uttered in command tone. “Alright Sir! I will send it immediately I’m done with what I’m doing” his hand didn’t lift up from the keyboard, and his eyes were fixed on the computer. He had a earpod in his ear which he was using to communicate. “I will be expecting. Also, what about the guys I told you to appoint and to be guarding Maya?” Wyatt asked. “I have done that, they should have been there” Digger responded. “Look at your left hand side, Sir!” Digger added.

However, using all the collateral to pay off the debt was not enough to fill that hole. The people from the bank pressed on every step of the way. Almost every day, people were guarding the entrance of the hospital, fearing that Larry would run away. When Mitchell reported this to Eric, he paid attention to Eric’s expression. “Mr. Ferguson, our people have tracked down Ms. Yeager’s whereabouts several times so far, but she is quite cautious. She has not stayed in one place for more than two days. She’s also using her cousin’s ID, and no one has seen her. We can roughly grasp her whereabouts. In fact, wouldn’t it be more convenient for us to catch her and let her admit to hiring a hitman? Why

"Look, guys. Wyatt may be a lot of things..." "Like a liar and a blackmailer..." Eric cursed. "And a manipulative prick..." Chuck added. "With an ego the size of Montana..." Melanie tried to lighten the mood. "...and a few small countries," Katie added with a laugh. "But one thing I know for certain is that Wyatt Gaynes is not a murderer." "I'm not so certain, Katie. He's isn't the same hot jock high school football star wannabe who dated a different cheerleader every month," Eric began.

Second group: Cody Fischer versus Kian Lott! "Final group! Joseph Yeager from the Yeagers! Your opponent is… Zachary Fischer from Gabo Creek Province!" Andrew's brow shot up. This old bastard was really asking for it now.

Unless Kaze could deploy troops from the military. It was impossible. Ignoring Dwight, Kaze asked without looking back, “How many of you to sort these martial arts students?” “30, sir!” The veteran soldier standing in front of fifty men on the left reported. His name was Wyatt Bernett. He was the squadron leader of the Garo Special Ops Team before he retired. Wyatt had a good job lined up as a personal bodyguard to a multibillionaire after he retired from the military. When Kaze wanted to put together a professional security team for Shangrila Group, Koga immediately thought of Wyatt.

And Wyatt had a pack to protect. Wyatt quickly pulled on his clothes. Jeans, and a black shirt with the pack emblem on the chest. He shoved his boots on, pulling the pants of his jeans over the top before walking into the kitchen. He wasn't hungry, today he will just grab his coffee before walking out the door. At the packhouse, he gathered his top patrol lieutenants—Drake, Amber, Josh, and Ray— around the long conference table. A map of the territory glowed on the wall behind him.

“But we need to know what’s going on. Is there a way around it?” Yager clicked away on his keyboard and I waited patiently, watching the men who stood outside my window. They were down in the yard, new faces I had never seen before. Vivian had somehow brought in new guards without saying a word about it. It had been subtle but I was noticing the changes. “I have a friend,” Yager came back on the line. “Graduated top of his class from Yale. He’s good with things like this. He should have an idea, maybe not the total picture but he was trained to do this for military.”

“Go!” “You’re not going to give me a pay cut, right?” asked Kayson in an exploratory manner. Sadie barked, “I’m not going to!” Kayson left with a content smile. Sadie sat on the office chair and said, “Captain Yeager, please… clean up here.” “Sure, Ms. Wolfenden…” Captain Yeager suppressed the excitement in his heart because he did not expect that such an amazing person was hiding in the company! ‘Mr. Yarde is actually such an impressive fighter!’