Ebony's Pack: Fated to the Ranger Wolves のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 101 - チャプター 110

“Oh, hey took you long enough to answer. Check your email and send Benedict to the coordinates. He’ll find the human he’s looking for there. But tell him to be careful the humans there aren’t innocent. However, he’ll find many facts to help gain the answers you need. I believe your new friend is also very knowledgeable. Ebony heard her sister Sapphire’s voice on the phone. Time was not right for her smile. But when was? Hearing her words through Ebony had a conflicted state until she concluded that she’d get down to business with the coordinates. “Hello to you too Sapphire. I gather you’ve ‘seen or sensed’ this. Is she offering genuine friendship?” Ebony was sure Marian was honest, but she’d be foolish if she failed to ask the sister who could uncover the truth through mystical means. “I know you hate answering questions like this, and I normally wouldn’t ask but it’s dangerous if I’m wrong.” “Yes, yes. Don’t worry she can se

Benedict explored the cave with the human. It didn’t take them long to find them long to find out who had been doing what. Benedict was disgusted at what he’d found. How could human think this was a good idea or a workable idea of any kind? There were three humans there with all sorts of things they’d need to use to falsify evidence, and it included the people who were using the evidence. The problem was that didn’t make them strong enough to match even a single wolf. They could leave the marks or hints that a wolf might have been involved. But they couldn’t face one. “You think one of you can change anything? That anyone will believe you if you tell anyone about this? They’ll claim you planted this on us to cover yourselves.” One of the men who identified themselves as Dave, the human they were looking for. The hate and annoyance in his voice were clear. “I think they’ll believe my video. You’re doing a g

“Marian, I know in a perfect world we could plan this between the two of us and we’d have pups and children learning together without a problem.” Ebony went to a meeting luncheon with Marian to speak about Marian’s idea of the pups going to school in the town with the town’s human children.“Right. It would never happen that way, would it? Alright, so how will we do this?” Marian said a little chagrinned. Ebony shook her head and shrugged. She cocked her head to the side as she got a sudden thought.“We’ll start with talking to the children’s parents. We don’t have to talk to them. A questionnaire or a phone call. A town hall meeting or a PTA meeting. You can choose what would make the community feel more comfortable. I would hate to hear someone a year from now say that they felt they were left out of the decision and didn’t feel like a member of the community.” Ebony gave a vague idea. A blush crossed her cheeks when she realized how random and unworkable it was. But Marian did

Ebony had her staff enter and between her staff as Marian’s staff they worked with the school’s staff. They had to brute force at times to get the documentation completed and wait times waived. To gain the testing schedules at a specific date and location. But between Marian and Ebony’s joint effort they were able to overcome the bureaucratic mess presented to them. Marian used the media and the public eye to keep the gears moving. While Ebony had the eye of the supernatural government on her through Benedict’s father and her father. So, there was no room to falter and no time.Even so it took months to achieve this and get this far. Now they were able to step back into their everyday life. Ebony’s baby bump was beginning to show now. Benedict was managing the building of the healing center and hiring of healers as many would also work as teachers, rescuers, emergency workers, and such.Benedict knew he had to have a certain amount of medical foundation up and running fast sin

Benedict was teasing Ebony with names over dinner when the call came through. The first real call. They’d been watching a storm for the last three days. It’s winds were pushing thirty-five miles an hour and lightning was flashing randomly throughout the mountains. The problems they were having was the area the storm was in had been a dry zone for the last eight months. They were waiting for the lightning to start multiple fires, flash floods, landslides, and car accidents. Humans would need help it’s how these things worked. Extreme weather was becoming worse not better. Humans could handle a lot but it was adding up.“Go on, this is what we made this place for. Show them why we’re here and what we can offer.” Ebony all but pushed Benedict out the door. “I have enough people here to help me. I’ll be fine here missing you. Now go.”“Right. Don’t do anything crazy while I’m gone okay?” Benedict begged. He wasn’t sure what she would do. But she was pushing him out the door when he w