A Pack of Their Own (Keska) novel Chapter 233

Chapter 233

PACK MEMBERS: “What is all this?” “What caused all these statues?” “Not just the statues, these ash piles?” “Is any of ours hurt?” “Did we lose any to the ice, or the ashes?” “Where’s the Alpha?”

DRAKE: “I’m right here, I can assure you that none of our people succumbed to the ice, or ashes. Every statue and ash pile is a Stone Claw invader.” “But who caused all this?” one pack member called out. “We will investigate.” I told the Pack. “Please return to your homes, when I have more information, I will share it with all of you, I promise.” I told them. “Yes Alpha.” They responded and returned to their homes. I need to talk to Kes and find out what she was thinking.

TREVER: I stayed with Kes through the fight, watching how she moved and how she handled herself, she didn’t panic, like most untrained fighters would have, I know she has her aikido training to draw from, but still, she didn’t panic. TREVER: I need to send word back home, to take out Stone Claw for good, they attacked with no provocation, and while both Dutch and I were here, that is an attack on the royal house, and you don’t get to walk away from that. After I showered and got dressed, I grabbed my phone and sent a text to Barrett.

From Trever: Just wanted to let you know that Stone Claw attacked last night.

From Barrett: Are you ok

From Trever: Yes, we are all good, not sure how many we may have lost haven’t Talked to the Alpha yet.

From Barrett: We will deal with Stone Claw. Our way.

From Trever: Figured you would.

From Barrett: How are the girls

From Trever: They are great. Kes and Mackie have been working with Some of the orphan kids with archery and she put them on Roof tops and in trees to help they did great.

From Barrett: Sounds good can’t wait to hear the full story. I will get people On the Stone Claw issue right away so I have to let you go.

From Trever: I will send a full report back soon. Bye.

From Barrett: Bye.

TREVER: I hang up. I am starving, I need to find Kes, Dutch, and Mackie and go get food. “Is everybody ready? I’m starving.” I call out “coming.” I get several answers. Once we are all together, I lead the way down to the dining area. The breakfast was a simple affair this morning, scrambled eggs, toast, bacon, sausage, and juices, straight forward, nothing fancy, but after everything I’m just grateful I don’t have to cook my own.

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