Hell Hounds

Yolanda spent much of her time with her new Luna heading up her security team. What pissed her off the most was that she should hate Aricka for taking Luna’s position from her. She admired her far too much and respected her. They’d become friends, and Yolanda finally understood she made a better bodyguard and Arms Master. Then Luna, hands down.

Yolanda was here in response to several voicemail messages, an RCMP officer left which. He said he was looking into some local disturbances. They wish to speak to a family representative when Aricka asked her to talk to them for some odd reason.

Yolanda knew she was the wrong person for this job. She’d been told many times why she was the worst. Her defects including her temper, lack patience, and smart-ass sense of humour. Never mind her tattoos, jet black hair, leather jackets and her much-loved motorcycle.

She parked her motorcycle in front of the Police Station as if it was normal for someone like her to do so.

She entered the OPP Station. Many would think it was weird to meet an RCMP Officer in an Ontario Police Station. This far north, the RCMP borrowed an office when needed in the area. There was so little need for them.

The gawking started with the desk sergeant. “May I help you?” The older man behind the counter asked. She was sure that he looked like a harried elf. He looked like an old elf. His hair was only on the sides of his head and missing in places.

“I should hope so, Officer. Gregory Wolversen sent me to talk to a Sargent Ian Bennett. He wanted to talk to someone from the Wolversen family.” Yolanda shifted her pack a bit, waiting for the Officer to hassle her. She was sure the pink hair extension she put in for shits and giggles was causing him to have a facial tick.

“They sent you? What is your name?”

“Yolanda Redgrave.”

“You will not pretend to have the Wolversen name?”

“You have the same last name as your boss?” She took a chance in this region. He could easily have the last name of his boss. It wasn’t unheard of for entire families doing the same job in these towns.

“No.” He acted like Yolanda was insane. But again, that was nothing new.

knows I’m coming.” The officer grumbled a bit and

Gregory Wolversen sent her to talk to you. Yeah, that’s the name she gave. Alright, I’ll get her to sign in.” He hung up the phone. “Sign in here, and he’ll be out in a couple of minutes.”

and if you’re looking me up. You’ll meet with disappointment. I paid that speeding ticket years ago, and they have not caught me

who was having her private information poked at just because of the way she looked.

and sandalwood. The scent was distracting. However, not enough to distract Yolanda from the fact she had made such an unfortunate and embarrassing sound to a police officer

dark eyebrow in inquiry as he approached. “Afternoon. Ms. Redgrave?” His eyes never left her face

gossip. Anyhow, shall we go somewhere more private to discuss our business? I would hate for it to become gossip at the local Tim Horton’s. I’m not too fond

free coffee and donuts at a new shop called Tim Horton’s. So, she called the shop and relayed the message to the server. Who announced it to all

me, please.” Yolanda’s average size for a wolf shifter, but this human dwarfed her in size. His shoulders were broad, and she was lucky to stand as tall as his nose. His scent held the notes of a human, so she knew she wasn’t dealing with another supernatural creature. “I hope it wasn’t too

the cold off during the ride.”

all the way here

like to live dangerously. Getting home will not be boring. We’ll see if I need to get a room or not.”

rather badly

the holidays. At this rate, I’m going to miss Yule all

“Yule?”

That Yule December twenty-first to January first. That Yule, we have family coming in from all over this year. Some of them we’ve never even

up against.” Ian opened the door to an interview room and allowed Yolanda to

and then sat there and looked at her. The look meant he wanted to see everything he could and then go deeper for more information. It was so much

I sincerely hope you will fill me in more than your messages were far too vague for me to know what you

rotting we have found human body parts

Someone could have stolen it. I could get someone to look at