He didn’t leave out a thing. The New Haven wolves probably knew by now Jax and the rest of the Starr Mountain Pack had formed a blockade just outside the town, preventing any wolf or human from entering or leaving. Whether Carlos had forgiven him or not, Reed no longer cared. He knew Carlos had changed over the years, but some aspects of the man hadn’t, and the Alpha could hold a grudge for a long time. Unfortunately, Reed no longer had the luxury of time. Don whistled after Reed finished explaining what Jax intended. “The bastard never wanted to settle this cleanly. He always had the intention to slaughter us.” “Sounds just like Jax,” Derrick agreed. The Beta looked glum. “They said my father was a good and honorable Alpha once, but those days are gone.” “We won’t be going without a fight,” Terrence pointed out. He listened to what Carlos’s enforcers were saying. While the Alpha of any pack ultimately made the final decisions, it seemed Carlos still listened to the advice of his Betas.
