Eric-Since leaving Leilani, I had tried to get some sleep, but it proved to be pointless. I ended up looking online for a few hours to see if anyone has sent any messages on the program Brook and I set up. After a while, I hadn’t seen anything worth looking into, so I logged off.By then it was about time for the pack to start training, so I thought it was the opportune time to check on our newest member. He had been released from the hospital and set up in one of the apartments to start working on the program. I feel that I have been neglecting his progress with everything going on with Leilani and everything else.Luckily, we haven’t had any issues with the fact Sawyer hadn’t renounced his pack after what happened in California. Brook has been tending to the kid’s needs, so it wasn’t like I just let him figure it out on his own. It was time for me to check in on his progress though.Reaching his apartment, I knocked on the door and waited for him to answer. He was supposed to be jo

Eric-Back at the packhouse, we took everything to my office. I decided to wait for now to let Sawyer know, until after I looked through some things. If I had any questions regarding anything I found, I figured it would be pointless to take him away from his studies.“That was cutting it close you know?” Jarod said as he placed the files next to the lockbox that I had just placed on my desk.“Trust me I know.” I sighed.“I have to say, that was both exciting and very stupid at the same time. If I was a werewolf, like my brother, I might have to report you. However, I don’t fall under the same laws that the rest of you do. You will have to tell them what you did though. I am fairly sure there is a law against breaking into someone else’s pack.” Jarod sat in the chair across from where I was sitting in my desk chair.“I will, but first I want to make sure it was worth the effort. It isn’t that we have any laws about it, but I suppose it isn’t without consequences.” I spoke.Pulling the

Eric-One by one each warrior on duty responded, except for one. It was one thing for Sawyer not to answer, but for a trained warrior? Something was definitely wrong.“We have an issue, meet me out front.” I linked with my brother, as I pushed from my desk and rushed out of my office.“You two, with me!” I yelled over my shoulder at Matt and Drew.I was hoping it wasn’t too late. It had been maybe ten minutes since the warriors on duty were supposed to check in, which meant, if something did happen, it was after the last check. If one of them hadn’t reported their status during the last check, an alarm would have been sounded.“What is going on?” Tate asked as soon as I stepped out of the house.Thankfully, he started running alongside me, meaning we didn’t have to stop. As we ran, I explained what happened and my suspicions. Tate didn’t bother trying to take command of the situation, since he knew I was just as capable of leading the warriors as he was.When we reached the tree line,

Eric- Leaving the cloths on their face, I knew there was a chance it would kill them, but I just hoped I had long enough to deal with the situation first. I couldn’t afford for them to wake up though. If they did, it would be bad for everyone involved. After getting them taken care of, I slipped out and locked the door. It could only be locked from the inside, but it would keep anyone from going in at least. “Can you hear them talking? I just took care of two of their guys and want to make sure they weren’t alerted.” I linked Tate. “I can, and they are still trying to decide how to get out of here undetected.” He responded shortly after. Instead of responding, I moved throughout the remainder of the school. I found Matt and Drew knocked out in a classroom, but as I expected, they were still alive. It took me a few minutes to get them to wake up. When they were back on their feet, they shifted back into their wolf forms. I was tempted to send them out but decided to keep them wit

Leilani-It didn’t take long for him to climb through the window. Thankfully, he was careful not to make any noise. Brook was the next one inside, followed by the others. Archer remained outside with me.My heart started racing at the thought of them getting caught, so I focused as hard as I could to keep the vision in their heads. They seemed not to notice as Eric lifted his brother off the ground and passed him through the window to Archer.One by one they removed people from the room. It was taking a bit longer than I liked, but at least they were almost done. Archer was leaning everyone, that was passed out the window, against the wall.When it was just one kid left, I felt the link slip. Before I could say or do anything, to let Eric know I lost the connection, the man that had been pacing made a grab for the kid that was left. Eric directed Brook to take the others and get out.“How the fuck is this possible?” The man yelled at Eric, holding the kid in front of him as if using h