I found myself pointing fingers at myself.
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It appeared I didn’t realize how much my father cared for me. Now, all those uncomfortable moments seemed like I was making a big deal out of nothing.
Taking a deep breath, I pushed aside my overwhelming emotions and asked, “Father, how’s your injury healing?”
My father paused, then replied energetically, “I’m recovering. Don’t fret. I’ll be back to my old self soon enough.”
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Hearing this eased my worries. “I’m glad to hear you’re doing well.”
The guilt of inadvertently injuring him had been weighing on me.
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Knowing he was recovering lifted a heavy burden off my shoulders.
I asked, “Father, how’s the pack been lately? Is anything noteworthy going on? Has there been any more trouble from the guy in the black cloak? Is he still at large?”
Recently, while at the Silver Ridge Pack, I had discussed this mysterious figure with Debra and Eduardo, leading to an investigation.
Yet, no leads had emerged, much like the shadowy figure linked to Debra’s mother, who had also vanished without a trace.
“How could things be?” My father’s voice turned sour as he talked about the Thorn Edge Pack. “There’s no sign of the guy in the black cloak, and the elders in the pack keep stirring up trouble. I can hide Debra’s getaway from the commoners, but not from them. They’re resourceful, and they’re onto everything. They’ve been arguing with me these days.”
Worried, I asked, “What exactly have the elders been up to?”
My father said, “Since they learned of Debra’s escape, they’ve been constantly demanding her return, and that hasn’t changed.”
I knew all too well the stubbornness and rigidity of those elders.
Sharing my father’s frustration, I asked, “What’s our next step?
Surely the elders won’t spill the beans, sparking a feud between Roz Town residents and the Thorn Edge Pack, right?”
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Leaking such information would surely stir unrest. At that point, maintaining harmony between the Thorn Edge Pack and Roz Town residents would be a tall order.
“Don’t fret over it.” My father assured me. “I’ve taken decisive actions to keep those elders quiet. Anyone reckless enough to mention it again will find their family matters in jeopardy. They’ll think twice before speaking up.”
This took me by surprise.
I hadn’t expected my father, who usually preferred diplomacy and had a tolerance for the elders, to adopt such a stern approach.
Realizing he took such steps for Debra and me warmed me to my core.
With gratitude, I said, “Thanks, Father.”
Without his firm intervention, chaos would likely engulf the Thorn Edge Pack, nullifying both mine and Debra’s efforts.
My father chuckled, dismissing my thanks. “No need for that. I’m just doing what’s necessary.”
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