Chapter 95: Double Trouble

ALEKSANDR

We had recruited and trained a lot of new, young wolves since Emmett left the pack. We all agreed that one of the best ways to keep him on his toes, should he attempt to return, was for there to be a lot of wolves he didn’t know running patrol shifts.

The young wolf before me now, who’s name I’d learned was Jack, swallowed audibly as Jericho nodded his encouragement.

“I was running a route with my partner, Heath, when we caught an unusual scent just outside the territory. We were near the hill at the north, northwest edge, so we decided to split up.”

Jack glanced nervously over his shoulder at Jericho again, but quickly turned his attention back to me.

“Heath went up the hill to look around from a higher vantage point, while I circled around the northeast side of the hill. He didn’t try to hide himself, because we though if he was seen by whoever it was, they would be less likely to look for me.”

I had to admit that was a smart move. Expose one patrol to keep the ot