Tyler smiled at the two of them and shook Wolfgang's hand firmly. "I am Tyler Davis, but you can call me Tyler. I am the beta here," he introduced himself. As Snowgem let go of his arm, he stuffed his hands into his jean pockets and studied the two of them. "Well I hope you will be making it to dinner tonight. You are welcome to join our table if that suits the two of you," he invited with a kind smile.<br/><br/>As the two of them took their leave, Tyler nodded his farewell and held the door open for them. When they had gone, he quickly made his way back to Kaara's office, giving Cary-Ann a passing wave. Ever since they had first met, Tyler had been in love with Kaara but he knew his place and also understood she would only mate with her lifelong companion. But he also knew her well enough to know that she would never allow anyone to mate with her because of her sickness. After all, according to what all the doctors had to say, she wouldn't live long enough to lead a fulfilling life with her mate.<br/><br/>Entering into Kaara's office and plopping down into one of the chairs on the opposite side of her desk, he slid the security reports to her. "There has been a lot of activity along the Northern border lately. Now I am not saying anything like crossing boundary lines or stealing any sort of food, but just as well we keep a close eye on that border," he suggested with a quick shrug.<br/><br/>Kaara looked up from the catalogue Snowgem had handed her as Tyler slid over the reports from last night. Listening intently as she scanned through them quickly, she gave a nod of understanding. "Yes, well I want an extra patrol along that border then. One at night and one during the day. I trust our neighbors but you know it could be a rogue or two testing us to see if we wont notice. Also, take these papers to the front gate and give them to the Chief of Security. Tell him that a delivery man from the human city will be stopping by to receive these," she ordered as she handed over a small packet of forms.<br/><br/>There were very few cities that contained only humans, but occasionally a new peace treaty had to be drawn up with them to erase any fears they had of attacks on their precious cities. But there were a few human cities who also did business with the werewolves; after all, they were the best hunters around and did own most of the wilderness.<br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>The rest of the day went without incident and by time dinner rolled around, Kaara was pretty tired. She thought about skipping dinner but attended anyway because of their guests. Her pack might be friendly but they were pretty wary around outsiders. As were most packs. Sitting at the table closest to the large window spanning across the whole front wall of the building, Kaara preferred to be the closest one to the entrance in case of attack. As was her duty to protect her 'family'. Tyler joined her ten minutes later with two trays he had picked up from the food line at the back of the lodge. Sliding her a tray with a nice cesar salad and a small slice of cheese pizza, he placed her two medicine pills on the tray as well before taking a seat with his tray of steak and mashed potatoes.