Lily and James (werewolf novel) novel Chapter 257

Chapter 0257

I silently prayed to the Moon Goddess for patience and restraint. I knew that Lily had everything under control, and I knew that she needed to do this on her own, but I wanted to kill Councilmember Brown and

every other member of the council that was looking at her disrespectfully right now.

Lily scanned the row of council members. “Do you all feel that way?” she asked with an

her voice.

creepy edge to

I watched as three of the other council members -essentially, everyone except Frank and Ray-glanced

over at Margie. Margie nodded, and they then replied “yes” in unison.

Lily laughed. “Wow. So you aren’t even trying to hide the fact that my mother

“Young lady, I command you to leave the stage now and go back home,” Councilmember Brown stated.

The weight of his alpha command could be felt by everyone on stage, including me.

Lily laughed. “Did you just try to alpha command me, Member Brown?”

“LEAVE NOW, YOUNG LADY.”

“And again?” she laughed. “Do you really think that even if I left, you would be protected here today? Do

you think that I am the only who knows what you and the other councilmembers have been doing?”

Brown looked at her in confusion. “What are you talking about? And how are you ignoring my command?”

Lily sighed. “Not only does your command not work on me, Member Brown, but you have even bigger

problems than me. However, before we talk about those problems, I would like to talk to Members

Sampson and Stoller. The two of you need to make a choice. Do you stand with Member Brown, or do

you stand with me?”

“We stand with the Moon Goddess,” Member Sampson replied.

“Good answer. Let me ask my question differently. Do you believe that the investigation into wrongdoing at West Mountain Pack should be closed? Do you agree with the proposed exoneration of Stephanie and

Sheila?”

“We believe in the process. Only members can call for a public vote,” Member Stoller answered.

“Answer the question,” Lily said, using a bit of her alpha authority.

“No. We have serious concerns about what has been happening at West Mountain. It is clear to us that things are far worse than they ever have been portrayed to be,” Sampson said.

Then, Stoller continued the answer. “We fought tooth and nail with the other members about it this