The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper

Chapter 0514

We turn our attention to the new wolves coming in, tearing into them. I hear her grunt and I know she’s taken a hit at the same moment that I feel claws slide down my side. I turn, grabbing onto the back of the rogue’s neck, Donovan shaking his head ferociously, breaking his neck.

We’re surrounded, Lily and I are back–to–back, protecting each other when the rest of the pack finally arrives, Anders and Patrick in the front. I immediately go back on the offensive, tearing into rogues, ripping them apart, and keeping an eye on Lily, making sure she doesn’t get hurt too badly.

When the battle is finally over, we all reconvene next to Zed, Patrick’s wolf. Suddenly, several warriors shift back, and I realize they are all looking from Donovan to Andra.

“We have two Guardians?”

“Holy shit, when did that happen?”

“No one can defeat our pack now.”

More warriors start to shift back and Donovan snarls, moving to stand in front of Andra. Patrick shifts back as well.

“No one will speak of this to anyone outside the pack. That is

dura

my Alpha

and I can feel his pushing out over the

Andra, but I watch as they all expose their necks

Alpha, why wouldn’t we want anyone to know that we have two Guardians

at me. I growl at him. I don’t want them to know who

it puts her at risk of being kidnapped

back at Andra again, eliciting another snarl

“Donovan, she’s a pack member, We would never hurt her. And if I’m not mistaken, that’s Andra. Lily goes to school with my son, Lucas. As the Lead Warrior, it would also be my job to protect her from anyone that wanted to take her against her will from this pack. I guess this

only reason, but it is

coming forward. Aaron may be a total shit to his daughter, but Gideon is obviously proud that his daughter is a body, keeping myself between him and Lily.

He stops when I

at me before turning to Andra and nodding his

acknowledging her.

Aaron. She stops. and the strange dynamics do not go unnoticed by the other warriors. There is no reason I should be keeping an underaged she–wolf from her father. Not only am I

command. It would be simple for say, Aaron, to get Lily’s mother to tell someone outside the pack about their daughter being

once.