Keller
With the mess I saw going on amongst pack members and the incredible division, Bennett and I had worked with the guard to arrange for an immediate conference meeting, not just with the pack elders or the high council members, but with every single member of the pack.
Bennett had a few to take care of at the house, so I went without him and started in earnest.
We used an open clearing to accommodate everybody, while allowing everyone to air their minds, and I made the conference as informal as possible to allow everyone to air their view.
“That said,” a young man frowned as he spoke. “The ratios from the betas are no longer enough. We work tirelessly, and we get nothing in return.”
A woman rose, making me turn in her direction. Middle-aged, but her face said a lot worse.
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