All Chapters of Ebony's Pack: Fated to the Ranger Wolves: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Ebony trotted out behind Benedict. It appeared most, if not all, of the pack were there for the run tonight. That meant the field behind the packhouse was full of vehicles and a mixture of wolves and humans. They were all wolf shifters or mates of shifters. It looked much like a tailgate party except for the excess number of partygoers wearing fur. The back patio had built-in barbeques and even a food preparation space. A metal shuttered window to the kitchen lay open, which created a safe pass-through space for food and supplies. Everyone milled as snacks were prepared for the run. Music played on speakers, and it appeared everyone was happy. Benedict, however, stopped when he saw the sheer number of pack members. Ebony forgot how he’d reacted to her family appearing at the tower, and later when he met her pack. He’d not met them on mass like this, but he’d not felt comfortable within a crowd of shifters. These were a lot more wolves in a single space than he’d probably ever seen

They fell back on the bed. Benedict climbed on top of Ebony. His legs leaned against the side of the bed, anchoring him between her bare, open thighs. Her scent filled his senses when she leaned into him, and it triggered his need for his mate. Benedict thought this part of their mating ended weeks ago, and the surprise of its return had him eager to see where it took them. He felt the crown of his cock thrust hard toward its goal at the juncture of Ebony’s thighs. Benedict expected a significant encounter tonight. He’d be here all night, taking them to heights of passion many times. Benedict could feel his wolf’s animal need for his mate finally come forward. Ebony must know by his scent, too. If her hands and thighs communicated anything to him, she would soon experience her wolf’s primal desire to mate with him, maybe already present. Benedict told his lips from Ebony’s and smiled down at her as a manic smile lit his face. When he w

Benedict felt it now. What Ebony struggled with before they mated. It was done and permanent. He didn’t regret that, but after convincing himself he’d share her with the others Benedict felt guilty for his selfishness. He knew it didn’t make sense, but that’s how he felt. The morning came too fast for him. He’d laid awake for a long time after Ebony slept thinking about what they’d done. He didn’t feel guilty about doing right by Ebony. There wouldn’t be a bond between them now if it’d been wrong. They would have gone on their way without a care about it if they weren’t mates.No, he felt guilty because Peter couldn’t be here, and Franco didn’t want to be a part of this without Peter. For Benedict he didn’t see the reason he felt guilt about this. Though he did want to ensure that Franco didn’t lose himself in his grief. That would gut both Ebony and him. But Franco was an adult, and they couldn’t expect to control him like that. It was the most control a being could have over t

“Thank you, Benedict, for being so obedient with our demands. I wish we could have been more forthcoming with why we demanded these things of you. We are in a unique situation. As one of the largest extended Packs in the world we are held as an example of how resilient we are and how we can still function with nature within so many environments. With the eyes of humans now on us, we’ve found humans who run some of the world’s leading industries looking to us to see how we run things and maintain our environment. This has led us to discover we could do better. Far better. What we have in mind is you and your mate may be one of the few who right now have the skills needed to manage this new endeavor. We need a Pack where we can train wolves to manage the forests in a safe and sustainable manner. We also need wolves who can enter emergency situations and help get disaster victims out. Right now, we have you and a small group of wolves who need an Alpha couple. They have th

Everything appeared to be fast tracked. When they arrived at their new territory, they had a clean slate. Supplies, construction crews, and Pack everywhere. With little to no command structure. Chaos the likes Benedict had never seen. Ebony on the other hand said. “If you think this is bad. I can’t wait until Yule. Now that’s chaos. Family and Pack converging. Trying to find places for everyone to sleep, sit, and sometimes just breathe without a war breaking out. Now that’s chaos.” “Alright, where do we start?” So, far no one knew who they were. Everyone was just arriving. Things needed to be unloaded and people sorted. Land surveyed by them. The extended pack had sent people in long before they had this bright idea and they’d planned the initial construction. With access to another pack who created modular custom buildings that worked off grid. The initial buildings would be simple enough the install. They’d add in septic systems and solar energy. Even t