Chapter 47 Repercussions

• Griffon paced back and forth anxiously as he waited for his friend to return. He could hear the beta Aaron Black screaming all the way across the pack house in his anger. He felt his wolf whimper in fear at the rage coming off the man in tidal waves. It was almost hard to breathe through the negative emotion at the forefront of his pack bond.
• When he arrived back at the pack it was already obvious that the boy's father knew what he had done. Griffon had to sneak through a window to avoid the warpath the leader was carving into the mahogany floors. He had made it with enough time to fulfill his promise to Aiden and call his mother who immediately agreed to collect the girl.
• She had been so angry when he had explained the situation to her, and he knew he would receive an earful from her on his next visit. Charlene O'Connell was not a woman to be trifled with and it was a lesson his teenaged rebellious self had learned the hard way. After his father passed just as he reached his own sixty years of age had been a hard and terrible day, his mother had never been the same.