Romans & histoires Security Breach Roxanne Wolf

Rolling my eyes i take a seat in my chair at the end of the table “ So I ask for all of you to come here to speak of what we are going to do about these wolves that have gone rogue. My security was hacked the other day. I think they are trying to shut us down as a distraction to get what they want. Luckily we were only down for a couple of minutes. We have one of their men in our cellar as we speak. I was thinking we all can join together and take these wolves down before they start a war.” I announced.

"You seem braver, I will start with you first and let your friends watch," Roxanne strived to dissuade trepidation from ingesting her nerves but she couldn't help the emotion but she kept her brave front and even when her insides felt like they were being fried, she restrained herself from shrieking. "You are indeed a Luna, Roxanne but let's see how far you can maintain your brave front, nothing would give me more satisfaction than watch it crumbles," Yarkona asserted, increasing the afflict on the she-wolf and soon, Roxanne's screams were taking every part of the penitentiary.

Ciel questioned. Roxie shook her head. “I-I don't know. It was p-peaceful for a moment then everything went blank. I saw a wolf, when I reached for it, it vanished and a woman appeared. It's so crazy,” she shook her head again and looked at their faces. Would they believe her? Roxie didn't even believe what she just saw. “Congrations, Roxie. You had your first connection with your wolf and as for the woman, we will give you answers in our next class,” Jarvis reached out and ruffled her hair, then shared a look with Ciel.

"You really should. She'd probably feel safer too, she trusts you more than me." "Laian, you are my oldest and most trusted friend, but I am fairly certain my wolf will try to kill you once he smells your claim on Roxanne. If I watch you claim her, I just might kill you without his help," I growled. He had a point but I don't think I had that kind of self control. I would still try for her though. If she asked me to be there, I would. *** The shock on my face had to be clearly visible; Roxanne panicked the second she looked up from her book. "What? What's wrong?"

Combined with the matching case from the lower depot, her possessive greed had driven her straight into the pit without a second thought. “I... I simply failed to note the scent of the bone-work. It was an innocent error, Brooke,” Rosa stammered, her voice rising into a shrill, defensive register as she attempted to lie her way out of the clearing. My wolf refused to allow her room to slide away, my voice cutting through her excuses like an iron axe. “Then detail the mechanics for the room, Rosa: how does an innocent error allow a foreign assistant’s print to instantly dissolve the private security encryption of a Lawson daughter?”

“Why aren't you saying anything? She's enjoying it. See how her legs are trembling. My eyes travelled down to her shapely long legs. They would look so good, wrapped around our waist. “Stop,” Roxanne said, her voice an unsteady whisper. My eyes met hers, watching her expression. For a split second I thought she had hacked into my mind and listened to me and my wolf. “Stop what?” I asked. She'd look good underneath us but really perfect atop. I took in ragged breaths while Roxanne watched me with big and innocent eyes. Those eyes that I wanted to gaze into after I sink my canines into her spot and mark her.

Austin sat in his office, staring at the wall. His wolf was going crazy inside him. Ever since Rosemary was taken away, his wolf wouldn't stop howling and pacing. "Something is wrong," Austin said to himself. "My wolf knows something I don't." His wolf had always reacted when Rosemary was in danger. When she was sick, his wolf would get restless. When she was hurt, his wolf would feel pain too. And now, his wolf was acting like Rosemary was in terrible danger.

One of them was Paxton. Paxton had been the one on duty when Khalid did his little jailbreak. He hacked into the security cameras and bypassed the security measures to gain entry. It should have been impossible for him to do, but he had a knack for technology according to Theo. Then he used a wolfsbane aerosol which knocked Paxton out and blocked access to his wolf. “Please put her in isolation lockup. Paxton, I’ll double your pay for this entire week if you’ll personally guard her until her trial tomorrow starting after dinner,” Theo offered him.

Recognizing the validity of Kyle's concerns for her safety, Rosette reluctantly agreed to the arrangement. Kyle orchestrated a team approach for Rosette's return to work, assigning a team of wolves as her radiology tech and medical assistant, along with additional pack members stationed in the parking lot for added security. To Rosette's surprise, a young wolf arrived later in the week, introduced with great fanfare. The son of an Alpha from another region, he was enrolled in medical school and would shadow Rosette at the clinic for at least a month. This arrangement served as both training for him and enhanced protection for Rosette, as per Kyle's strategic plan.

a hunter called from behind a collapsed doorway, “you might want to see this.” I walked over. He pointed inside a half-crushed office, the old security hub. Screens shattered. Keyboards torn apart. Wires ripped out. Power cells drained. But the real issue? The system had been hacked, cleanly. Professionally. Three signatures stood out. Ryder’s. Harris’s. Kofi’s. They had disabled alarms, cameras, and locks. They had paved the way for the wolves. They had helped free the women. And they were proud, no doubt.