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Enforcer - 8. Chapter 8

If it goes to voicemail, I’ll just hang up.

Jed’s finger hovered over the screen’s “end” button, but just as he was about to press it, the line went silent.

“Hello?”

At the sound of Buzz’s voice, Jed closed his eyes and let out a soft sigh of contentment. “Hi, Buzz. It’s Jed.”

“Hi, Jed.”

“Is it okay to talk?”

Buzz paused for split second before he answered. “Yeah.”

Jed had talked to Buzz enough to know when something upset him. “Is everything okay?”

“It’s nothing.”

Jed could hear the hesitation in Buzz’s voice. He wanted to comfort the man, even if it was over the phone. “You know you can tell me anything, don’t you? We’re friends, right?”

“Yeah… we are.”

“Good. So tell me what’s up.”

“It’s my brother. He’s been pissed at me for a while. I should be moved in with Shauna by now. He needs me in Eldorado.” Buzz stopped. “I’m sure you don’t want to hear about this.”

“No, I do.” Not really. But when Jed said Buzz could tell him anything, he really did mean it. He wanted to be that person for Buzz.

“Derek wants to move up our mating.”

A growl escaped Jed’s throat at the mention of that bitch being Buzz’s mate. He attempted to cover it up with a cough. “Sorry.”

“If I mate with her, we’ll imprint.” Buzz paused. “It would break any other mate bonds. And Derek. He…” When Buzz continued, it was in a whisper. “He killed a man today. We went to school together, graduated together. Christopher was gay. Derek had him killed. Right in front of me… to teach me a lesson.”

Jed wanted to throw up. Then he wanted to go out and kill something, starting with Buzz’s brother. But then he heard Buzz’s broken breath and he threw all that to the side. “Buzz. Can you switch to video chat?”

“I don’t know….”

Jed pressed the button on his phone’s screen to initiate the video connection. After a moment, Buzz’s face appeared on his screen.

His mate’s face looked so sad and vulnerable. It made him appear younger than he was. Seeing the welled up tears pushed Jed’s protective instincts kicked into overdrive. He didn’t want to push Buzz, but he hated seeing him hurt. And seeing him crying was like a silver dagger plunged straight into Jed’s heart.

“Hey, Buzz.”

“Hi.” Buzz sniffled and tried to smile.

“Listen, you have to do what you think is right. You do have options, you know.”

Buzz shook his head. “You don’t understand. I have a duty…”

“I do understand, Buzz. It’s my duty to protect my alpha’s mate. I would die to protect Parker and my pack. Hell, I almost did.”

“You almost did what?”

“I almost died.” Jed told Buzz about Ethan the crazy psycho wolf and about his silver poisoning. “I was in pain for a long time. That silver shit wrecked me. I lost weight. I couldn’t even get it up.”

“Um, you didn’t seem to have that problem when I last saw you.”

“When I smelled you, it fixed it. Since then, the pain is a lot less as well. It’s almost gone really.”

“Really?”

“Yeah. I don’t know if was the forest or maybe it was the mate bond. All I know is when I met you, everything was better. Your smell is like lycan Viagra.” Jed snickered.

Buzz tilted his head to the side. “You really think we’re mates, don’t you?”

“I don’t think. I know. Don’t you feel the pull?”

Before Buzz even answered, Jed saw it on his face. He did feel it.

“I feel something… But Derek said—”

“I don’t care what he said,” Jed snapped. He spoke with conviction, needing to prove to Buzz what he knew to be the truth. “He doesn’t have a mate. He doesn’t know. I look at you, or think of your scent, and I know, Buzz. I feel it deep in my bones. I can still remember your smell like it was yesterday. I’ll never forget it.”

“What if you have to?”

Jed shook his head. “I won’t. Not as long as I live. There will never be another for me, Buzz. Even if the bond could be broken, it won’t break on my end. Not ever. I could love you so easily.”

“Jed… Please….”

Buzz looked away from the screen and Jed knew he had pushed too far. He just couldn’t help himself. Maybe Jed needed to change the subject.

“You’re so handsome, Buzz.” Jed’s voice dropped in timbre. “So sexy. Look what you do to me.”

Jed panned his phone down and let Buzz see his engorged erection. The foreskin was already pulled back, revealing the red and leaky head. When he heard Buzz’s intake of breath followed by the softest of moans, Jed smiled. He took his big cock in hand and started to stroke, letting his man see what he was doing.

“Let me see you, baby.”

Jed held his breath as Buzz went still. Then the video stuttered, and the camera moved randomly around the room as Buzz slid down his pants. When he finally revealed his dick to Jed, he just about shot his load then and there. Buzz was as aroused as he was.

“You know what I would do to you, if I was there?”

“What?” Buzz was panting now, the camera back on his face. His cheeks were pink, flushed from arousal.

“I would take you in my mouth and suck you, slowly and gently, taking you all the way into my throat. Then I’d get my fingers nice and wet… let one slip between your legs, teasing your hole, circling and rubbing before slipping into your body.”

“Oh god.”

“Then I’d give you my cock. And you know how big it is. I’d make you feel so damn good. You wouldn’t know what hit you. I’d ruin you for all others.”

The two men stared at each other through their phone screens as they pleasured themselves.

“I’ve never… done that. You know, had that done to me…”

Buzz’s quiet admission of his virginity threw Jed over the edge. “Oh fuck!” The phone slipped out of his hand as his cock exploded, sending ropes of semen flying in all directions.

As soon as he could recover, Jed grabbed his phone, not wanting to miss another second. He stared mesmerized at his phone’s screen, watching his man’s face. Buzz’s eyes were closed tight, his lips parted, his cheeks red. He let out a series of soft moans, his breath coming in pants as his orgasm overtook him.

“Jed,” he moaned softly.

To Jed’s eyes, he was absolutely beautiful. They were silent for a couple of moments, until Jed finally voiced what he was thinking. “I wish I could be there with you.”

“I’d better go.”

“I’ll talk to you soon?”

Buzz’s eyes darted to the side. He couldn’t meet Jed’s eyes when he said, “Yeah. We’ll talk again soon.”

* * * *

Zef let out a rebel yell as Jed’s truck slid sideways in the mud.

Jed was having an awesome time with his little brother. He was in a great mood. And who wouldn’t be, after having sizzling hot phone sex with their mate the night before?

It had been such a long time since Jed let go and had fun like this. He let out a bark of laughter as he brought the truck to a stop. He turned on the windshield wipers and activated the fluid sprayers. The mud smeared across the glass. Jed hit the button again, until the window was clear.

“That was fucking awesome. These two-tracks aren’t as good as Camp Timber, but Colton would have my ass if I tore up the camp.”

“I bet.” Zef paused for a moment. “Is he a hard alpha to live under? He seems pretty relaxed, but then he killed that rogue wolf.” Zef managed to sound impressed and scared at the same time.

“He is, unless you’re fucking with what’s his. Then you definitely don’t want to mess with him.”

“Yeah. The way he shifted and kicked Seth Forrest’s ass… People still talk about it. It was epic.”

“I think he would’ve killed Seth if Parker hadn’t intervened.”

“Yeah, no shit.” Zef looked out the window for a moment before turning back to Jed. “I miss having you around.”

“Yeah. I miss you guys, too.”

“Sometimes you don’t seem happy there.”

Jed let out a sigh. “It’s not that I’m not happy. I’m just going through some stuff… That silver poisoning took a lot out of me.”

Zef sat up and looked over at Jed with eyes full of worry. “Dad said you were okay. Aren’t you?”

In that moment, with eyes full of unshed tears, Zef looked so young. Jed wanted to hide him away from how shitty the world could be. His little brother was tough, though. He would make a fine enforcer some day. “I’m fine, Zef. Really.”

Satisfied with Jed’s answer, Zef nodded and smiled. “You do seem better today. Just like your old self.”

As they drove through the village of Timber to get to the highway, Jed pulled into the only gas station in town, parking in front of one of the old-fashioned pumps.

Zef looked around Jed toward the small building. “Is this place even open? Gas is cheaper in Forest View if you can make it.”

“Yeah, the hours are hit or miss, but old man Buchanan can use the business. We gotta support our community, you know. I’ll go find him and pay while you pump.”

Jed shut off the truck and climbed out. He adjusted the baseball cap on his head and looked around. Hearing a noise from one of the open garage bays, he headed in that direction.

Old man Buchanan had an old Chrysler in the bay with the hood open, working on the carburetor. The balding man carefully examined the part, twisting it around with bony fingers. He looked up when Jed entered, peering at the younger man over the top of his reading glasses.

“Hey, Mr. B.,” Jed said with a smile. “I wanted to pay for my gas.” He hooked his thumb over his shoulder, pointing toward his truck.

“Sure, sure.” Buchanan pulled an old, threadbare rag from the pocket of his blue coveralls and wiped his hands as he shuffled into the lobby and the dusty, greasy counter that held the cash register. “Was about to close up for the day.”

Jed looked over at the clock on the wall, but noticed the time was stuck. Apparently the battery ran out and the old man didn’t bother getting up there to change it. He pulled out his cell phone to check the time. It sure was early to be closing.

“I put in twenty,” Zef said as he entered the lobby. “Oh, sweet.” His attention was drawn to the car in the bay, and he wandered over to give it a closer inspection.

Jed gave Mr. Buchanan a twenty dollar bill. The old man fumbled over the buttons on the old-timey cash register until the drawer popped open with a ding. He slid the money into the otherwise empty drawer.

Jed couldn’t help but notice how empty the cash register was. “Business is kinda slow, huh?”

“At this age, I work what hours I can.”

“Mm-hmm.” Jed nodded politely. “Well, thanks.”

Jed followed Buchanan into the garage where Zef tinkered with the carburetor.

“Here ya go,” Zef said, handing the part back to the older man, before turning back to his brother. “Ready to go?”

Buchanan frowned as he looked over the part. “Hey, who said you could play with this?”

Zef dramatically rolled his eyes. With the depth of sarcasm only a teenager could muster, he said, “You’re welcome.”

As he looked over the part, Buchanan’s eyes began to twinkle and a smile spread across his face. “Can I get you boys a soda?”

* * * *

Jed parked his truck at the curb in front of his parents’ house. He’d barely shut off the engine before Zef had hopped out and took off. He followed Zef as his eager brother raced through the open garage and into the house.

“Dad!” Zef called out excitedly. “Guess what?”

“Stop all that running, boy. What’s got you so worked up?” Jed’s dad, John Stone, got up from the table where he was in the middle of a huge slice of pie. He wrapped an arm around Zef’s shoulder while he reached out and squeezed Jed’s shoulder. “It’s good to see you, son.”

Jed nodded. “You too, Dad.”

“Yeah, yeah,” Zef said impatiently. “Listen. Jed is gonna buy the old gas station in Timber!”

Jed shook his head. “Not. That has ‘bad idea’ written all over it.”

“Old man Buchanan—”

Their father raised an eyebrow. “Zef.”

“Sorry. Mister Buchanan wants Jed to take over running the place, and he’ll sell it to him over time. And he can hire me as a mechanic! Isn’t that awesome?”

His father ignored Zef’s over-the-top enthusiasm and turned to his older son. “Jed? Is this something you’re interested in? Is this a sound investment?”

Jed shook his head again. “I don’t think so. I don’t see how I’d make money. The place looks like it’s about to die.”

Zef practically bounced on the balls of his feet. “That’s because Old— Mister Buchanan wants to retire. He can’t run the place like he used to. He’s too tired to keep it open, so he’s gonna move to Florida where his daughter lives.”

Jed lifted a hand. “Okay, simmer down. Even if I took over the station, I doubt Forrest— er, Alpha Forrest, would let you work for me. So don’t get all excited for nothing.”

Zef let out a huff and pouted. “That’s not fair. We’re family!” he whined.

John thought for a moment. “If you’re serious about this, I think you should talk to a professional to see if it’s a viable business.”

“Do you know anybody?”

John actually winced at the question. “The pack uses Parker’s dad’s company…”

Jed raised an eyebrow. Barney Montgomery was a slimy, double-crossing asshole who sold out his own son for money. That Alpha Forrest still gave him business said a lot about that man as far as Jed was concerned. “Yeah, that is not an option. I wouldn’t even think of suggesting it to Colton.”

“I imagine not.”

“I’ll talk to Colton. He might know someone else.”

“Good. You want to join me for a piece of your mama’s pie?”

Jed rubbed his belly. “Oh man, I could fuc— uh, I could eat up a piece of pie right now.”

* * * *

“So what do you think?”

Jed leaned forward in the recliner, resting his elbows on his knees. Parker and Colton were sitting across from him on the rec room sofa, cozied up together like they tended to do. Colton stroked the hairs on his chin thoughtfully. “It sounds like a win-win on the surface.”

“If I’m running the station, I’ll be around here less.” Jed shot his eyes toward Parker.

“Right.” Colton frowned. “And with me at work…”

Parker sighed. “I don’t need a twenty-four/seven bodyguard. Ethan is dead.”

“We’ll talk to Buck,” Colton decided. “Get in touch with the accountant who does the books for the store. Buck could tell us more about the station’s traffic as well, since his store is across the street.”

“Good idea, boss.”

“Then it’s settled.”

* * * *

“Sit down, dear.”

Buzz hurried to help the elderly woman with the tray she struggled to carry. “Let me help you.”

“No, no. I’ve got it. Sit, sit.”

He reluctantly sat down at the dining room table. He wasn’t sure why he’d even come here in the first place. Aunt Edie was the pack’s oldest living member. She wasn’t really his aunt, but everyone called her that for as long as Buzz could remember. Buzz had questions though, and Edie was the only person he could think of that might know the answers. He also felt he could trust her not to get on the phone and tell his business as soon as he left the room.

With trembling hands, Aunt Edie painstakingly poured Buzz a cup of tea, then one for herself. “Help yourself to a cookie.”

“Thank you, ma’am.” Buzz took one of the sugar cookies and set it on his plate. After taking a nibble of the cookie, he took a sip of the hot tea. Tea wasn’t really his thing, but he smiled politely at his hostess. “Mmm. It’s lovely. Thank you.”

“Now what can I do for you, young Buzz?” She set her teacup down on its saucer. “It’s not often someone as important as you comes to see someone like me.”

“Well, I don’t know how important I am.”

“I hear you are moving, to take over the southern territory.” Okay, so obviously she was clued into the pack gossip. The “southern territory” was how Derek now referred to what used to be Eldorado.

“I suppose that’s one way to look at it.” Buzz took another drink of tea. “I wanted to ask you a question. About mates.”

“Mates? Hm.”

“Do you think Fate gives everyone a mate?”

“Who am I to presume what Fate does?” she said with a shrug. “Of course not everyone finds their mate, but when they do, it is cause for celebration. Are you concerned your woman is not your mate?”

“I know she’s not my mate.”

“I see. Don’t despair, dear. I do know that Fate loves second chances. You will imprint on your bride and you will live happily together, same as if you were mated. You’ll not know the difference.” She smiled at Buzz before sipping her tea.

“So if either of us had a mate out there…”

“The imprint would change your scent. I suppose if you had a mate, they would never even recognize it. And I suppose Fate might find them another.”

Buzz took a sip while he carefully chose his words. “What if I had already found my mate, but instead imprinted with Shauna? What would happen to… my mate?”

As if she didn’t hear his question, Aunt Edie picked up the teapot and warmed her cup, taking her time to fill it to the brim. She picked up another cookie and placed it on her plate before breaking it in half. Rubbing her hands together, the excess sugar dropped onto the plate.

Her rheumy eyes lifted and bore straight into Buzz’s soul.

“If you tempt Fate with such disregard, don’t be surprised when she bites you back.”

Buzz left Aunt Edie’s house still confused and unsure. He’d hoped the elderly woman would have given him the answers, maybe solved his problem.

In a daze, he walked down the sidewalk toward his car.

“What are you up to?”

Buzz turned to see Roy approaching him. What the hell was he doing here? Was the man following him? A confrontation was the last thing Buzz wanted right now.

The African-American man wore a spaghetti-strapped tank top, which showed off his huge chest and arms. Not for the first time Buzz wondered if he shot up with steroids. Would steroids even work on lycan physiology? The man was so top-heavy, he honestly looked like he could topple over at any second. And someone really needed to tell him that landing strip he had between his bottom lip and chin looked stupid.

“Keep your eyes to yourself, bitch. All this, this is for females only.”

“Oh my god. You are an asshole, but rest assured, I do not want to fuck you.”

“What did you just say?” Roy’s face contorted with anger as he picked up the pace, not stopping until he got into Buzz’s face.

Buzz’s canine teeth dropped and his eyes shifted, flashing amber. “Are you challenging me?”

Roy’s eyes flashed in response. “You’ll know when I do. Trust.”

“Then I suggest you back off.”

Roy stepped back, his eyes returning to their deep brown color. “Soon, bitch. Soon.”

Then Roy actually did the DeNiro thing, pointing at his eyes with his fingers, then pointing them at Buzz.

“Really? Are you for real?”

Buzz shook his head, and with a sigh, got into his car.

He had to pack and get the hell out of here.

* * * *

Buzz stood outside his family home one final time, the only home he had ever known. He wanted to remember it back when it was a happy place. When his parents were still alive and he was a young pup who didn’t have to worry about things like duty and marriage and mating.

With a heavy sigh, he slammed the trunk closed, then tossed his backpack into the passenger seat. After one last look, he got into the car, started it and pulled out of the driveway.

Approaching the I-80 Highway junction, he slowed down to get a good look at the sign: right lane exit for I-80 West to Sacramento CA.

Buzz passed the exit and merged onto I-80 East.

Copyright © 2014 Rob Colton; All Rights Reserved.
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Yes!!!!!!...... I was cheering at the end of this chapter. I am so glad Buzz has decided to go. I only hope he makes it out. And he doesn't get attacked trying to get away.

Worried about Parker being left alone - hope that he is not going to get hurt.

Hope Parkers dad doesn't come back into his life

I am loving the insight into and interactions between Jed's family.

Bring on the next chapter :-)

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OMG its happening, Buzz is making a move a bold one at that, I just hope he makes it safely to his destination.

 

Nice one Rob am so anxious to know what will happen next ahhh.

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Yay, Buzz!! I'm so glad he found the courage to go to Jed :)

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Good for Buzz. He was running out of time so it was now or possibly never.

 

Let the pack (or his brother) come after him. Which, they probably will.

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I almost at this point think Jed would be better off. buzz is a coward. I get loyalty and all that, but He's doing something he knows is wrong and knows what's he's Dooming jed to a life of being alone. How can he live with himself he is making these choices. Not his brother. He's had ways out he's just not taking them. He's about to be miserable and he knows how he feels bout jed why is he doubting so much.

 

I love this series. Constantly check for updates.

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I hope Buzz is taking off and that he makes it. The way he was meekly accepting his fate bothered me a lot. It's about time he took his fate in his own hands.

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I, too, am glad that Buzz took off -- and am equally worried about him making it to Jed and the Timber Wolf Pack. What happens then will likely be messy when Derek and his pack come after Buzz, but this young pack has survived and prospered through a lot already so I'm giving them way better than even odds. First, Buzz had to leave, and now it has happened.

 

I disagree, however, that Buzz's actions so far have been from cowardice. When you grow up with everyone around you saying one thing (gay is bad, other religions are bad, other races or cultures are bad, no such thing as true mates much less same-sex mates, etc.), it is hard to fight against those "truths" even when you encounter other views or experience something that says that early information is wrong. For those of us growing up in the 50's and 60's especially in a small town or very conservative part of the world, it took a very unusal person and/or a lot of time to accept gay as ok much less good. Even "Aunty" did not really help in that regard except to warn him against ignoring Fate.

 

So, good luck on your trip Buzz. Good luck Jed and Zef on the garage -- and maybe Zef will also join Timber Wolf Pack! :great:

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*starts singing * hit the road buzz and don't you go back no more no more no more no more hit the road buzz and don't you look back at all

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Jesus Christ... finally!!!! Man... I'm sooo fucking dying here!!!! Please, pleassseeee tell me your gonna publish the next one sooner then Saturday... please!! God... I'm a fucking mess! Lol

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OK.... for the people that are only finding fault in Buzz.... give it a rest!!!! Let me see how you act when you are abused and misstreated for several years and I would like to see which way you choose. Not to mention the fact that not only his abuser and his whole pack keep telling him that what he is is wrong, but most of the general wolf society does too. Mix into that, he keeps being told that the only way in which he can bring worth to his pack is by this mating, and he is constantly hammered with the fact that he must be loyal as well. Now, I will say that I have been frustrated with him, but I can understand where he's comming from. I am increadibly pleased with his choice and admire the courrage it took to make it.

I am both very happy for and proud of Jed. He has really put his mate first, regardless of the cost to him. I think, given the things he will likely have to deal with even after he and Buzz get together, this will only be to his benefit.

Things also seem to be getting both interesting and tense on the Timber Pack side of the story.

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“If you tempt Fate with such disregard, don’t be surprised when she bites you back.”

Jed wont let Buzz tempt fate.

 

I hope he is on the way to Jed but i dont think he is. I think that Jed is going to have to step in and save him

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I think Buzz is stonger and braver then he thinks. He just needed the right motivation and Jed's big cock heart was it. :gikkle: Now, seriously, Jed is generous, loyal and a force of nature. When it comes to doing the right thing, I feel he won't stop at anything. And Buzz finally compared his bare life with the possiblity of a full life with Jed and he made the right choice: he left as fast as he could.

I'm with the other commenters, here. I hope he manages to get to Jed without problems. He deserves it. He deserves to find people who love him for who he is. Oh, speaking of love, I loved Jed's family.

Ok, I loved everithing. More, please! :kiss:

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Go Buzz! Ride like the wind!!!! What the he'll is up with Roy? Is he in the closet or what? Auntie was not much help was she? I`m really proud of Buzz. Go to your mate and let the pack protect you. I think Jed owning the gas stAtion is a Great idea. It will bring money to the pack and give Jed something to do till the drama comes to town. Great chapter, Rob.

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Hrm... I thought this in the Conclave chapters and was reminded of in this chapter: I suspect that it could easily been the hunters that Parker's father was supplying information to. I know Buck speculated that it was the lycan council playing games, but that was never clarified in the narrative. And besides, I think the hunters would make for a better story line!

 

I would not be surprised if this story ends with Timber (+Tahoe+Eldorado) pack and Forest View pack tensions near the breaking point. Although I'm not sure how many members of the "traditional" pack would accept Colton as an alpha.

 

I think my problem with Buzz might in reality be a pacing issue. This story is about to hit the halfway point but I feel like I've just read the end of "Chapter 3." Also, its hard for me to 'watch' the continued abuse and manipulation of someone.

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You gooooooo boy! I just hope you're making a beeline to your Timber pack where you belong!

 

Can't wait for the next installment!

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I'm glad that Buzz took I-80 east, but I was a bit surprised. Subconsciously I expected for Jed to come for Buz, but I'm glad that it didn't turn out that way; Buz having his own backbone and making his own choices will allow him to weather whatever adversities that may head in his direction.

I 'tots' love the old aunt.

*smile* to ajyto's bear

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Why does Roy keep popping up?! AND what is he wearing?! A spaghetti strap t-shirt?! What straight homophobe wears that?! NONE! That's all I gotta say about that. Lol. I am glad that Buzz is traveling, I really believe other Alphas are gonna have to get involved. Colton is smart and strong, but the Timber Pack cannot withstand an all out assault from a freaking tribe! Derek will bring a tribe just because he is an arrogant ass. Jed is a man with a heart and he will make a fine mate for Buzz. That old bat gave me the he-be-je-bees :-0). But in a good way. Don't spit in "FATE's" eye, the come-up ins may result in something very negative in your favor. Hmmmm - Derek should have a word with the old bat. Ha! I feel a violent death in his future, and not necessarily by the hands of Buzz defenders. Btw - Shauna is a tool!

Is Roy spying or doing something he shouldn't? I thought he might be secretly be meeting with Shauna, but he is so weird that he make you hold your head. Lol. Great writing!!!

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On 04/15/2014 02:15 PM, Inky said:
Why does Roy keep popping up?! AND what is he wearing?! A spaghetti strap t-shirt?! What straight homophobe wears that?! NONE! That's all I gotta say about that. Lol. I am glad that Buzz is traveling, I really believe other Alphas are gonna have to get involved. Colton is smart and strong, but the Timber Pack cannot withstand an all out assault from a freaking tribe! Derek will bring a tribe just because he is an arrogant ass. Jed is a man with a heart and he will make a fine mate for Buzz. That old bat gave me the he-be-je-bees :-0). But in a good way. Don't spit in "FATE's" eye, the come-up ins may result in something very negative in your favor. Hmmmm - Derek should have a word with the old bat. Ha! I feel a violent death in his future, and not necessarily by the hands of Buzz defenders. Btw - Shauna is a tool!

Is Roy spying or doing something he shouldn't? I thought he might be secretly be meeting with Shauna, but he is so weird that he make you hold your head. Lol. Great writing!!!

Roy is kind of a d-bag isn't he? You can't tell him he isn't sexy though!
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