Found by the Lycan King

Chapter 18

Callahan

The meeting was going for an eternity and I longed to get out of the meeting room. But it was important that I stay there.

A few select alphas were seated across the large conference room along the huge oval shape table.

I was seated on the far right while the alphas were all seated on the left, huddled together in a group for me to clearly see

them all.

“King Callahan, the smaller packs are getting very restless after the last rogue attack. The news spread through the kingdom like wildfire.”

I kept twirling the paperweight with my hand on the table, deep in thought.

Another one added, “Yes, your majesty. They are quite shaken and restless. We have also received news that the rogues are trying to lure the smaller packs in joining them.”

I raised an eyebrow at that.

“And do what?” I asked as the alpha suddenly straightened up to have received my attention.

He leaned forward and began narrating excitedly. “Rumor is that the rogues are threatening the smaller packs to join them. and instigate them against you. If the smaller packs dont listen, then they try to lure them by promising wealth and luxury after…”

trailed off, but I

nervously. “After the

out a mirthless chuckle. “So after I

all fell deadly silent, and the alpha would not even look

gamma, Elijah, who had just returned

had sent him

is not a joke. We have to find a cure soon and

we were discussing this, the door to the meeting room flew open. Drusilla stepped in and looked straight at me, her hands

going to let me have

around and only now realized that she had walked in on a room full

she lowered her hands and spoke in a low voice, “Uh, I am sorry. I thought it was only Elijah and Matteo

bird was out

“Ball?”

we having a ball?”

that the

and brave men who had been discussing killing rogues just a minute ago melted at the thought of having a

them. “Were we all not thinking

alpha who had been talking to me spoke again when the others signalled

instruct the packs in your stern and commanding voice, they will only listen half–heartedly. But, if we have