Grace
“No can do,” he said. “We put them in the isolation chamber. They’re on lockdown until morning for causing civil unrest.”
“Doing what?”
“They attacked several members of the pack.”
“Unprovoked?” George said.
“You know how you lycans are,” he sneered. “You’re just a step away from snarling beasts most of the time.”
“Give me your badge,” I said.
His eyes widened. When he didn’t move, I snatched it from his uniform. “Consider yourself fired without warning, without compensation, without pension. How dare you speak that way to anyone as an officer of Mooncrest?”
I turned to his commanding officer. “What happened?”
The man twitched. “It’s just as he said. They attacked—“
“Before that,” I said. “I was told that there were several individuals hurt and only two lycans incarce
