Lily and James (werewolf novel) novel Chapter 132

Chapter 0132

*Trigger Warning: Margie, Steila, and Stephanie are disgusting, horrible she-wolves. The next few chapters will prove just how sick and twisted they really are. Almost every type of loss and abuse that you can imagine will be involved. If that kind of thing bothers you, I am very sorry!

There are many happy moments and happy endings coming, but first we have to get through some really, really ugly stuff. Please be prepared.*** (James POV)

“How many wolves are in this movement?”

I asked. “500,”

Joey responded. “500 wolves?”

“No. 500 families.”

I collapsed back onto the couch, leaned over, and put my head in my hands. “Five-hundred FAMILIES?

I repeated. “Yes,”

Jessica responded softly. “Not every one of those families has been directly hurt or impacted, but everyone is linked in some way. Either they have been hurt, or they know someone who has been.”

“But… five-hundred families… if each family has an average of four members in it, that means that at least TWENTY PERCENT of our ranks are actively planning an uprising?!?!?”

“Well… they WERE: But then you were mated to Lily…”

“How is Lily involved in all of this?”

I asked, genuinely confused. “Does she… does she know about the uprising?

Is she part of the group?”

I glanced up at Joey and Jessica, wanting to watch their faces as they responded. Joey and Jessica both shook their heads. “No, no. Nothing like that. Lily has no idea about any of this. She does not even know that we were the ones that kidnapped her.”

“Kidnapped her?

When?”

“On the day of the rejection. “YOU KIDNAPPED LILY?”

I asked, suddenly becoming angry. “Well… yes… sort-of. I mean, at first we only meant to help her. But then we realized she could help us “How could she help?

And how did you get her out of the pack?”

“She collapsed as she was heading to the border beyond the forest. We got to her before anyone else, and we carried her to our house. When we discovered how injured she was, and she would not wake up, called in reinforcements. We were worried she would die.”