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The phone seemed to keep ringing until it was picked up and the person on the other end grunted.
“Hello Alpha Sam, Why would you be calling me for now?” Alpha Robert gritted out. “Did your representative not make it?”
A low growl erupted from my brother at his tone.
“Alpha Robert, my friend, Gwen arrived about two hours ago,” Sam said, through gritted teeth. “You don’t have to be so hostile toward me.”
Alpha Robert let out a sigh down the phone, but my brother continued. “And I’m not calling about her,” he said. “We believe we have some information that will be beneficial to you. I have someone here who wants to talk to you, but I need to know that the line we are on is safe for this person to talk to you.”
My brother looked at me after the last sentence left his lips. I k
