“Everyone I have talked to is willing to offer up space in their pack, Sam told us. The others said the same.
“Everyone is horrified when we tell them what is happening in the ean Shore pack,” Medow said.
“No one wants to believe it,” Shelly agreed.
“The council will help us organise the work of giving people a safe place to go to. We have one more call to make and then we will talk to the pack,” Finlay said. When we were alone again I took out my phone and called my brother. I put it on speaker.
“Hi Amie, how are things?” Elder answered.
“Hi. You know me, always in the middle of something. I have Finn with me.”
“Hello,” Finlay said.
“Hi. I get the feeling this isn’t a social call,” Elder told us.
“No, you are right,” I confessed and told him what was happening. When I was done there was a long pause.
“Are you serious?” my brother asked.
“I am.”
“I will talk to James, but I can’t see us refusing to help. Not in a case like this,” he told me.
“Thank you,” Finlay said.
“Are we looking into some sort of preventive action?” Elder asked. Finlay chuckled.
“That was a nice way of asking if I intend to take over my brother’s pack. No, not at this moment.”
“Good to know. I will get back to you as soon as I talk to my Alpha, m heading over to meet him as we speak.”
“Thank you, Elder. Take care and say hi to everyone from us,” I said and we ended the call.
“We will get there,” I promised him. It didn’t take my brother more than ten minutes to message me back saying they would accept anyone who needed a safe place to stay. I smiled at the message. Even if packs may have differences and be at odds with each other, when it really mattered, we put it to the side to make sure we took care of those who needed it.
“We and other packs are ready to shelter any wolves who need it. There is a list of packs who are willing to help that is being sent to everyone as we speak along with contact information for each of them. When you speak with your loved ones, please let them know they will have a place to go if they leave. The council will also help. Just remind them they are not alone,” I told the pack. We ended the meeting, but stayed to let members come up and talk to us.
“I will reach out to your mother,” Matilda told Finlay.
“Thank you. I would call, but I think she is more likely to answer your call than mine,” he said. Matilda gave him a sad smile, but didn’t object. I put my arm around him to make sure he didn’t feel alone.
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Chapter 109-2
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‘I know. We continued to talk to other members, most of them had someone they left behind in the old pack. A couple of hours later, my mom called me.
“We heard what is going on. How are things?” she asked. We
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