I led Andy into my office, slamming the door behind us. I was tired of hearing him blabber about the battle and what it meant for my pack. The man had no faith in me, but I could care less.
“I have no interest in warming up to my in laws.’’ I turned to Andy, “If it were up to me, I’d kill you where you stand for betraying my father three hundred years ago. The room was silent, filled with an oppressive tension. Andy's face was set in a hard scowl, mirroring my own.
"I know that you hate me, it makes me feel better knowing I’ve done enough to earn your hatred. You seem to think you’re the only person with the threats here. I have a pack bigger than you.’’
“My pack slaughtered your men in one single night. So, if we’re done measuring d***s, I suggest you get to the point.’’
“I hear my
