Grayson couldn’t decide if he was a fool for leaving Sonora alone in his territory, or for allowing Luc to live.  Though the second was quickly winning out as he heard the murmur of voices as he approached the cabin he’d left the other Alpha in.  He paused downwind and cocked his ears, catching snippets of their conversation, though it was the last question that brought a growl to his lips as he stepped out of the woods surrounding the cabin.  Not only had Hannah disobeyed him, but the stranger was asking questions he had no business asking, and he had the feeling that she would have answered had he not been there to stop her.<br/><br/>He shifted as Hannah blanched, her previous blush fading away as she looked at her Alpha.  “Go back to the others.   I want a watch placed on this cabin overnight, tell Tomas that I expect him to handle it,” he growled out, his gaze promising that they would talk about her breach of trust later.<br/><br/>“Also, tell everyone to stay on the east side of the river until I tell them otherwise, especially the pups,” he added.  That would keep them away from both Sonora and Luc until he figured out what he was going to do with both of them.<br/><br/>Hannah didn’t say a word, but simply shifted and slunk across the ground to press her side against his in silent apology.  He looked down at the tawny wolf for a moment before he reached down to tug lightly on one of her ears, an offer of forgiveness.  “Go.”<br/><br/>Only when Hannah was well out of sight did he turn his attention to Luc.  “We need to talk…”<br/>