Kids from One Alpha

Chapter 133: Logan and Santino on the Hunt

Logan and Santino shifted back into their wolf forms to track the rogues up the stream. The scent was strong, and they had no problem confirming the direction that the rogues had fled. Logan had considered the possibility that the rogues had been told to lie about the rendezvous location, but the scent on the leaves were told him otherwise.

Furthermore, Logan had considered that the lead rogues had given the rest of the pack a false rendezvous location so they could make a clean getaway while their attackers chased down fake leads. Fortunately, Logan had discovered that the rogues weren’t all that intelligent.

Damon was their Alpha, they were loyal to him, but they didn’t have the same ability to lead as he did. Not that he had been the most competent Alpha to begin with. Snarling at his own thoughts, Logan dipped his head to the ground, sniffing the trail he was on. He recognized the scent as one of the wolves he’d chased into the back of the cave. They were definitely going in the right direction! The stream led them three miles north to the edge of the forest. The trees were starting to thin out, making it more difficult to find cover. Logan stopped, and Santino stopped beside him. They had to approach from upwind or the wolves would smell their approach. Nudging Santino in the shoulder, Logan pushed him in the direction he wanted him to go. Santino complied without argument. They got into an upwind position and found some underbrush to take cover in. Logan wanted to confirm how many rogues were there before going in. They waited, watching the cave entrance. It didn’t take long for the rogues to appear. They were in human form, packing up the supplies they’d stocked in the cave. Logan counted only three wolves. He thought back to the cave where they’d shifted and confirmed there’d been enough discarded clothing to make three outfits, but no more. It was a good bet that there were only three rogues left. Turning to look over his shoulder, Logan nodded at Santino. Silently, the two of them moved in on the rogues as they packed. When they are close enough, Logan launched himself forward at the same time as Santino. They each landed on one of the rogues, knocking them to the ground and knocking them out. Logan bit the leg of the one he’d landed on, ensuring he wouldn’t be able to escape if he regained consciousness.

landing on the rogue’s back, knocking him to the ground. He grunted. Logan put his teeth around the rogue’s throat, daring him to move. He whimpered and relaxed. Satisfied, Logan got off of

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Carson was with the others. The rogues they had tied up walked behind them and Santino held the rope that tied them all together. “We did,” Logan said. “I’d be willing to say that this is the last of the rogue threat.” “I’d say so too,” Santino said. Carson had gotten the first rogue camp cleaned up and a few Jeeps had been driven in to transport supplies and prisoners. “Got the last of them,” Logan said, nodding to the rogues behind him. “Great,” Carson said with a nod. “Arrangements are being made for detainment, and the gear and supplies they are being inventoried.” “Good,” Logan said with a nod as Santino handed off the rest of the rogues. “I’m going to return to my office and update our files.” | Carson nodded. Logan motioned for Santino to follow him. The other male didn’t hesitate and they went back to Logan’s car to drive back to his office. “I feel very accomplished,” Santino said with a chuckle. “We saved face with the Moonshine refugees, eliminated a threat, and secured large portions of territory.” Santino said with a laugh. Logan smirked and chuckled too. “All in a day’s work,” he said. Santino chuckled. “Is this what it is like everyday for you, to be Alpha?” he asked. Logan scoffed and shook his head. “No, definitely not,” he said. “Though, it doesn’t take this big of an accomplishment for me to feel like it is a good day.” “Really?” Santino asked. Logan chuckled. “Not at all,” he said. “Something I hope you’ll get to experience one day is the joy it brings you to see the smiles on your children’s faces. And

things are going well with her too?” Logan sighed. He wasn’t sure how much he wanted to say about Serena to her brother. He and Santino were becoming friends. There was no doubt about that, but he didn’t want to betray her confidence or give her twin anything to tease her about. “Things are going well,” Logan said. “Slow, but well.” Santino chuckled. “Yeah, you might need to push her along a little,” Santino said. “I don’t want to pressure her;” Logan said, creasing his brow. Santino shook his head. “I’m sure you’ve noticed my sister is pretty stubborn,” Santino offered. Logan sighed heavily, pulling his car up to the curb. “Yes, I’ve noticed,” he grumbled. Santino laughed as they got out of the car. “She’ll continue to be stubborn,” Santino warned. “You’ll need to push her a little unless you still want to be living separately and being a part-time dad when the twins are ready to go off to college.” “I think her desire to take things slow have more to do with the strings that come with our relationship,” Logan admitted, letting them into the office. “Being Luna?” Santino asked. Logan nodded. “That is a smokescreen. An excuse to remain stubborn. Trust me, I’ve seen

“Hello?” he asked.