All Chapters of Poor Unfortunate Wolf: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Cliff couldn’t believe anything Ivory said anymore. She’d betrayed him. Promised to help him get back in with her father and then ditched him as soon as she could. Now she was chatting it up with a bunch of strange wolves with Sapphire and his archenemy. He needed to do something. Lenny and Xavier were playing games behind the Black Hole while he watched everything going on the street. He wasn’t sure if he should notify the two fools and their flunkies that their target wasn’t falling for their lure. Because if he did, then he’d have to admit Ivory betrayed him and their righteous cause. They could follow them and attack when the time was right. Between himself and the group hiding out back, there was enough. Or close enough to make the fight interesting. If Cliff could get Sapphire away from that big one, it would really throw their plans into chaos. There’d be a reckoning for sure. Cliff wanted to fix that reckoning, not be the one to start it. He

Hayden woke to find himself on the sofa with April curled up beside him. Instantly, his wolf’s instincts kicked in and he to entertain himself with her warm curves. How was he going to keep from touching her if she kept this up? He wasn’t stupid; he knew they couldn’t mate if that meant binding them to one treaty. Gods, this is a mess. Kilburn was running this place into the ground for a pipe dream and his witch mate was encouraging him to do it for whatever her reasons were. Everything revolved around the legend of white wolves being a pipeline directly to the Moon Goddess. What that’s supposed to do in this day and age he didn’t know. It wasn’t like they needed to beg her favour to be blessed with survival. So, what could the witch want so desperately from the moon goddess? Was it power and influence? It would be only on a local level. No city dwelling wolf would care. Could their isolation here be the problem?This type of wolf pack was a dying breed. High finance

“What do you mean you’re locking me in here for the night? What will I do? How come Sapphire gets to run around free?” Ivory was pouting and sulking when she was given the news that after dinner, she would be locked in the room they’d given her. “I’m not some unruly teen, who’s misbehaved.” “We have things to do and currently there’s no one here qualified to mind you. They will be here in the morning when you wake up. Until then. Goodnight, Ivory.” Magnus shut the door and locked it. He turned to a guard. “She’s not to know you’re here. Only let her out if the packhouse is on fire. If she throws a fit, leave her be. She’s not your concern. You’re here only to keep her from leaving the room.” “Yes, Sir.” The wolf stood at the door and pocketed the key. He was one of Magnus’ loyal enforcers, and Magnus knew he could trust him. While this was happening, April was examining. Sapphire for any magical spells cast on her. She claimed it would take quite a

What was she thinking? As Ivory heard the lock engage on the door, she couldn’t believe this was it. A snap decision got her into this. What was she thinking by following that fool cousin of hers? Should she try to escape? Try to get home? Home to what? What would she be going home to? Work? Drudgery? Hate? No, she couldn’t go home, that she knew. It seemed like hours went by and she resigned herself to a quiet night with herself. Gods, she hated being alone. She’d been alone all too much since Sapphire left. She hated being alone because she was alone with her thoughts and her reality. Ivory needed to do something. Anything. They took her phone earlier and now she paced the room. She’d lost count of how many times she’d crossed the room. If nothing else, she gets her steps in for the day. There was no television in the room or a phone. Not even a radio. This was worse that home. She at least had her phone, but who would she call? No one would talk

Magnus couldn’t sleep. His mind kept playing over the plan, looking for any weaknesses. He knew he wasn’t underestimating Kilburn. Sapphire’s uncle was not in the here and now.Everything reported to Magnus pointed to some kind of poisoning. His mate must do something witchy to him.Witches weren’t normally the bad guy in Magnus’ mind, but every report he got about Kilburn’s mate pointed to a nasty creature with the knowledge of herbs and magic at her disposal. She didn’t have a problem using either to get what she wanted. For that reason, she wasn’t well liked by her own community. He figured that was another reason she was trying to get her hands on Sapphire’s abilities.Magnus wanted this over. He wanted his mate beside him, in every way. Sapphire deserved better than this half existence. She should need to feel like she must hide her wolf, and she should have access to the Moon Goddess. He didn’t care if she shared her experience. Magnus wanted his mate whole and happy.H