Stronger by Ang Chris

Chapter 107

Grayson POV:

The rogue we’d invited in the big one’s name was Vasily he’d been taken and sold as a slave before escaping he didn’t. know where he was and got on a boat and came to North America, he met up with the others after a while.

He’d respected that I had given them a choice and understood what I was doing was for my family. Turns out he was one hell of a warrior he and Brian got on like fish in water. He was already a participant in our methods of learning to take hits. I found myself sparring with him more often than not and he told me.

“Nobody can hit like you,” with a large and happy grin on his face.

After a while, he came to me with a solemn face and sat at my desk. “I haven’t been entirely honest with you but after my few weeks here I believe that you should know,” He swallowed. “I know one more thing,” He confessed.

I set down the papers I’d been reading and hoped it was something on my wife. He looked at me and said “The Savage Paw pack on the Yukon River, they’ve made a deal with the Bane Crescent Pack. They’ll get your land and they may have been surveilling you. He said it was the pack to the south that’s what his man said to the other,”

“And you heard them say this?” I breathed in deeply to keep my calm.

**Were there no good wolves in the world anymore?

followed them for a couple of days they were hanging out in Seattle and I wanted to make sure they wouldn’t hurt one of us,” He further explained.

“Thank you, Vasily,” I stood up and walked out calling for Matt.

“It seems someone is keeping an eye on us,” I grabbed the tablet and a map popped up on the conference room wall and I zoomed in on the Savage Paw pack.

“But we have a treaty with them,” Matt insisted pulling up the treaty on his iPad and looking over the fine print.

allies and they did not have to go to war with us but we did have a treaty to respect our borders and not interfere with a war if it broke out for either pack. It basically meant to just leave the other pack alone no matter what, it seems

“Send out

the edge of our border with them at the river, and set up a drone surveillance of our sky, shoot down anything that is not ours,” I commanded. “I’ll get

nodded then his shot up “Wait get in touch how?” He

with the signatures and wax seals of our packs. I sent it over to their

that, I then sent word to the Lycan Council of the news that we believed they were breaking treaty, as well

Chapter 107

should scare that old fuck enough to remind him of his place. On the other side of the river and out

didn’t have the time for him if he didn’t there was already one too many people sticking their noses into this mess and the more wolves there were the

rang and Brian’s voice came on “Alpha you were right we just shot down a drone, it’s got their insignia,” He told me. “What

the arrows in it,” I told him setting the phone down and went back

to him of course my son was

watching the warriors drill in their forms. They’d formed into official platoons. and battalions, going through vigorous

arms.

Anna’s scent calmed him, he also seemed at peace in the bustle and shouting of the training hall. He would watch

we had lost at least a tenth of our soldiers during the war. That’s where Vasily came in handy, he’d been a rogue for almost 15 years he knew where all the good rogues were and

was a tracker that had left his pack after they tried to use him for trafficking he’d turned them in to the council but no other pack would take him in since he’d turned his pack in. No good deed goes unpunished I

warm meal on a regular basis. He was on his way here, there were a couple of kids on their way with him they were around ten to fourteen apparently Elias looked out for the kids

couldn’t conceive and they were happy to take them in. Adoption wasn’t always available to wolves, some human agencies

to come to a pack but had made me promise to open our clinic to rogues in the area, but I made her understand there’d now be guards in the clinic

the rogues we knew and I wanted it to be in our favor, I was taking a risk but I felt it was something she would do, she would find the good in these people and it would all work out. That