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Aftermath, the Cover Up
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Melody and Ellie went straight to see David. Malcolm’s mother was asleep on the sofa, and David was oblivious. Asleep in his crib. Jane Richards woke with a start. “What are you doing here? Where’s Malcolm? Did you have fun?” “Yes, right until we were attacked, and Malcolm killed the attacker.” “Is Malcolm alright?” “I don’t know. They shipped us out of there before I could find out. Malcolm and Jordan aren’t answering my calls.” “Why would anyone attack Malcolm?” “No, they attacked us. Malcolm killed him. There was just one crazy.” “What did you do to make him attack you? What drama did you bring with you? Is my son and grand pup in danger from you?” “Oh, good grief, woman, shut your trap. Mel, she’s crazy. You haven’t even told her what was happening, and she’s blaming you.” “Ellie, it’s fine. She doesn’t know. I’m not even sure I want to bother. It might be easier to kick her out.” “I believe my son would have something t
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Malcolm was exhausted by the time he settled into the back of his vehicle. It took hours of waiting to get the paperwork secured to release him from the hospital. He was fine, and that was a waste of everyone’s time. He’d have people track the situation to make sure nothing erroneous wiggled free and into the wild. There was nothing he could have done differently. That fox was crazy and desperate. He wanted what he wanted, and nothing anyone said would have dissuaded him. He’d gone for Malcolm’s throat with no preamble. It had to be kill or be killed. No one ever discussed how horrific that saying was. The fox’s blood still covered Malcolm. But he was going home to his fox. That’s all he wanted. His fox and his pup. Yeah, he knew now it was the right time for more pups or kits. He wanted to come home to her round with their new family. Malcolm welcomed the idea of chaos pups would bring. Wars came and went. The Toronto Council of Alphas was strong, an
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Malcolm and Jordan were well informed by the time they got to the penthouse level of the whereabouts of their mates and Malcolm’s mother. It didn’t take long to understand why this was so important. His mother was claiming she was being denied her due time with her son and grand pup. Malcolm didn’t have time for this, and it was clear by the reports he received, people weren’t sure which side of the argument to support. The fox shifter luna versus the disgraced former wolf shifter luna. This had to stop. He couldn’t function like this with so many distractions. “I have a question that one of you can answer me. Has my mate weighed in on this incidenyou.th you? Or was it only my mother’s side of the story?” Everyone realized Melody had kept the incident quiet while his mother told everyone she could find. It was a character assassination if he’d seen one. That was how fated mates went. Fate didn’t care if you people were good. You could end up with a horrible mate l
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Malcolm just wanted to celebrate this one good thing before he had to go back and deal with all the rest. He’d handed off the fundraiser incident to his people who were trained to deal with it. The morning news would talk about the spin put on the incident and try not to put a damper on the event. He’d feel bad for them later and offer his money and time to compensate for any losses. The hotel would see business from him to help compensate them as well. His people would say nothing bad about either group publicly. “Malcolm, I need to talk to you. It’s about your mother.” Ellie and Jordan were gone now. They’d headed back to their condo so they could rest. They’d spoken of enlarging the penthouse floor eventually so that both families could share the space. Their pups and kits growing up together, living as an extended family. Not unheard of within the shifter communities. All adults parented, taught, and guided the pack’s pups to some extent. It meant there w
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Jordan took Ellie home, and they happily settled into their space for the night. “I’m glad you’re finally trusting me.” He just listened to the voicemail from the healer, and he was glad he did. It changed everything tomorrow. Malcolm understood that he’d have to deal with things alone tomorrow. Jordan couldn’t be in two places at once. He was glad Malcolm was a reasonable Alpha and expected this. They would have to change ranks soon within the pack now that they added the firm to the pack’s portfolio. Malcolm needed Jordan’s assistance to handle the pack’s needs, and they’d have to train someone to assist with the firm, among other businesses. This happened with many prosperous packs. Malcolm was slowly gaining a staff and command structure. With a potential war, they’d have to step up their fighting forces too. That meant Jordan would be second only to Malcolm, and he’d speak for him when he couldn’t. There would be three others beneath him he’d delegate to. This w
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Malcolm and Melody were up and out the door with David in daycare. He hated Melody going to the shop without him. But he ensured the daycare was well guarded and Melody had several guards in addition to her staff. But he wouldn’t be happy until she was back within the safety of his territory and his pack was all around her again. Ellie now had her own security within the atrium of the pack’s building after what had happened with the sick fox the night before. But that would be after she visited the pack healer. Malcolm hoped the pack healer would insist she take a day off work after everything she’d been through. Right now, he needed to deal with more attacks and supervise the move into his new work offices. At least, no one would question Jordan actually supervising the move, while he worked offsite. He had to visit two construction sites within his territory to survey the damage that occurred overnight. They’d been sabotaged during the night, and
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Malcolm just got knee deep in the mess of the first site. He was speaking with the site manager and supervisor. Seeing the damage to himself when the call came through. The call he feared to get. The call he’d done everything possible to avoid. They had attacked Melody in broad daylight. An attempted kidnapping of his mate. Her security team could prevent it, but that wasn’t the point. It had happened. Two attacks in two days. Both are unrelated to each other. The police and media were having a heyday with it. First her partner and now her. What was so special about these women and their company? Was the connection between their husbands? Their money? This is what the police wanted to know. The media were no better when they latched onto the story. The police were now looking more closely at the incidents and questioning them as something other than random violence. It was a nightmare that pulled Malcolm away from his work and his mate. The two shifter
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It took hours to get through the paperwork and Malcolm was tired of it. Two nights ruined and constant worry for his mate. They returned home, and Melody decided she’d spend time with David. Malcolm took them up to spend an evening into garden on the roof. While he satisfied himself with keeping them in sight at all times, Malcolm spoke to the enforcers that protected her. The media didn’t bat an eye after the first attack that Malcolm insisted; she has bodyguards. This put unnecessary attention on them from the media. They all wanted to be the first to get the scoop on the next attack. “Now I couldn’t ask for the real details. You’ll fill in the missing details.” The short enforcer, Brian, took up his report on the attack. “We objected when she left the building Alpha, but she wouldn’t listen. We kept her in sight and were keeping the entrance secure when the two appeared. The Luna never left our sight and was never far from us.”
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