The Council Chapter 56 Mason

Mason

After a month of absolute silence in my head from Jara, I can’t get enough of her being back in my head. Last night, I slept for what was probably the first time since we lost our daughter.

The next morning as she lays wrapped in my arms, I ask her what had changed, and she told me about Mila coming to Melinda in a dream.

“You know, Mason. I would never have been able to willingly give up a child. But, if I had to lose one, then I’m glad to know that my sister got the child she never had in this life.”

“Me too. If feels…better somehow knowing that your sister is looking after our daughter.”

I sent Elijah a mind link, letting him know that I’d be spending time with Jara this morning.

“Take as much time as you need, Alpha. The whole pack can feel the difference in the two of you this morning. I’m glad things are getting better.”

“Me too.” I say before turning back to my mate.

“Tell me what I’ve missed.” She says.

I had intentionally not told her that Mignon had her baby. When Asher told me that Mignon wanted to visit with her baby, I had told him no. I wasn’t sure how Jara would respond, and it was too risky.

Then, just a few days ago, Hana had her daughter. I hadn’t mentioned that either and I had asked her family to keep it from her for now.

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the top of her head, holding her tightly before

up, looking at me. “I

asked them not to say

to do. You’re right, I couldn’t have handled it. But I think I can now.” She says, nuzzling

gone soft, deep with desire. My body responds, but I’m careful.

things that we could do until the doctor gave us the go ahead.” She says smiling. It’s the first time I’ve seen

and I relax, stroking her naked back with my

they will be planning an

here for you.” Her eyes are full of sadness but also determination. I know that look. My mate is resolute in getting herself back to where she was before we lost our daughter. We’ll never forget our first child, but we can move forward. Together.

that I’d like you

I

that?” She asks.

the things that we put forth in our petition was to allow females to choose their claimants. Layan should have 20 in her claim, but

want to hear from her, what do you mean?” She

council and talk, informally, although I’m sure it won’t feel that way to her, to negotiate to get what she wants in her claiming versus what the council feels is in the best interest in the packs. As it stands, we’ve lost at least another 150 werewolves, fighting with Alpha Emanuel and with the others fighting against Alpha Zaire and Alpha Luke. That brings our numbers down to roughly 1350,

lost in thought. “We, as she-wolves, can‘ t keep up with how quickly we’re killing each other off. At this rate, there just won’t be enough of us

had a child since Jace, Tessa, your mom, Isabella, they’re all too old to have children.

of keeping the feral–fever away in the packs. Jonas’s pack has several members that are in their thirties and are showing no signs of

but to what end. If there are roughly twenty she–wolves that will come of age in the next fifteen years, that’s not enough to save

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