“In theory, this means that Edward is not wrong in wanting to destroy the Council,” Joshua sighed.
It was the first thing that any of the Whitfields had said after Charles and Isobel had explained the situation with the Council and the missing Lycans, and Isobel was surprised enough by it that she let out an amused laugh.
“My father’s intentions are less than honorable, but I suppose you are right,” she agreed. The Council in Boston seemed to thrive on corruption and lies, so destroying them was not the worst idea that Edward had ever had.
“May I ask why you have not shared this information with other Lycans?” Joshua asked, his eyes narrowed in consideration.
“For the same reason that I asked you all to keep the attack on Emma, Isobel, and I between yourselves,” Charles sighed. “Th
