There seemed to be a common enemy for the wolves and humans. This enemy made sure all caution was thrown to the wind. No one cared about the consequences of their own actions and those that did were still at a disadvantage. Mates, whether fated or chosen, were supposed to be the best thing that happened to a wolf, yet this enemy made sure to blur the lines so vehemently that it barely existed. Who would be brazen enough to come between mates, one would ask? Or was fate just a rumor? Another would ask. In this case, the enemy was none other than greed itself, and along with it brought a legion of misfortune.
Greed was such a powerful catalyst to most of the things that had happened so far. There was no telling to what lengths a wolf was willing to go in order to get what it wanted. Pete w
