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CHAPTER 136

After dinner, While the entire pack house went out to take part in their training exercises and the humans once again remained in the sitting room, I excu and set things in motion. It was proving to be extremely difficult.

I made phone calls, I sent messages and emails, I requested old fashioned video chats and I searched through the entire contents of the laptop. Still I came up completely empty handed. I guess there is a reason the rebellion has managed to stay hidden for so long, there was no way o

them.

I had exhausted myself trying to help Dylan, when a thought occurred to me, Dylan always knew her way around things, and it was her cell phone in the

What about Nick?

Nick knew her well, maybe he could aid me in my seemingly impossible task. I wasn’t entirely sure what he could do that I hadn’t already, but at the very least, it couldn’t hurt for him to try. Dylan’s situation was getting more and mo

So, I waited, and waited, not taking my eyes any of the screens in front of me, in the hopes that I’d get some form of response. Eventually the right time

“How’s it going?” Nick asked as he looked over at the screens in front of me. I sighed, running my hands through my now disheveled hair and locked at the couple in front of me.

“It’s not going. I’ve tried absolutely everything I can think of. I’m very quickly realizing why the rebellion hasn’t been found yet. It’s almost impossible to ge into my hands and once again sighed at the amount of effort I had used while getting absolutely no where. “We need Dylan.”

“Well, she’s clearly not herself right now, so she is out of the question. You’ll have to find another way!” Nick was right, but who else did we know that cou who had the same connections and knowledge. Dylan was our only shot at getting her out.

“Even if we manage to get things sorted, how on earth are we going to get queen Dylan away from the king in the first place?” My sister had a very point since the death of her mother. He has her on a tight leash and he knows exactly how to wield it.

“She’s right Adrian, the king barely lets her out of his sight except for school, and now it’s the weekend, it makes things even more difficult.” I knew what

“Ok, So I acted on impulse… but look at what he’s doing to her, the best thing for everyone is to get Dylan to the rebels.” It’s just a question of how

“The dungeon!” Nick quickly lifted his head up to me and I frowned in confusion. What was he suggesting. “The king has already threatened her with it, i