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Wedded To The Pack Ch 02

Wedded To The Pack Ch 02

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In this chapter, Jessica and Sahar go for a run in Central Park, running into a couple of muggers who wish they hadn't bothered. Jessica and Gretchen hold their first press conference and hold lengthier interviews with some of the press. This chapter is relatively light on sex, although it does contain lesbian and oral sex. My thanks to Johnny Galt for his help in editing my work. This is a copyrighted work, and not to be altered, edited, or published anywhere, including in alternative forms such as audio, without the author's written consent. Β© Copyright, 2025.

Wedded to the Pack, Ch 2

Media Circus

Gretchen and I had sex after Beth left the room and again in the morning before taking a shower and addressing other morning needs before dressing. We went to the cafeteria and had lots of bacon, eggs and sausage. We returned to Beth's office after eating and she gave us the iPads and we continued our testing. There weren't nearly as many armed or dangerous looking men as there had been yesterday, although there were a few.

Sahar was in the room with her, although she wasn't nearly as alert as yesterday. She slouched on the couch in the office, half lying down. Apparently, if we hadn't done more than eat out her wife the night before, she was willing to accept we weren't a danger to Beth now.

Beth still had to leave at various and sundry times during the morning due to other duties and responsibilities. Sahar always went with her now, figuring if Beth faced danger, it wasn't from us. When they were gone, another young woman was usually in the room, ensuring we weren't prying into confidential material. We broke for lunch again, eating raw hamburger again. Beth and Sahar were at our table and so were a couple of young women with their children. One looked to be in her late twenties, and she had a ten year old son and eight year old daughter. The other one looked like she was in her late teens and was breast feeding an infant.

The two older kids were fascinated that we were eating raw meat.

"Why isn't your food cooked?" a ten year old asked.

"It's too much trouble, and I like it better this way." Gretchen said.

"I like it better cooked," he said.

"Most people do," Gretchen replied. "I used to like mine cooked more than this, but I'm used to this now."

"Won't you get enfermo if you eat carne crudo?" the mother asked. Her English wasn't very good. I recognized the Spanish word for carne, but not the rest.

"I don't understand?" Gretchen said.

"Don't you get sick if you eat raw meat?" the boy asked.

"I don't get sick," Gretchen said.

"Ella no se enferma," the boy told his mother. So enferma or enfermo was sick. Kind of like infirm, so I could make the connection.

"You never get sick?" the boy asked after explaining to his mother.

"Not anymore," Gretchen said.

"Do you have any kids?" the boy asked.

"I do, but they were born in Wisconsin, and may be in hiding now. I don't know where they are," Gretchen said.

"Hiding from the slavers?" he asked.

"No, my problem is different than yours. They hide for another reason. I'm trying to change the reason they hide, so I can see them again when I want to."

I still hadn't heard back from Melinda, so didn't know what was going on in Wisconsin. We finished lunch and went back to our testing, finishing up around three.

Beth went over all of our tests and said, "There's nothing in here to suggest you're anything other than human."

"We were both human until our thirties, and I don't think differently than I used to," I said, "so I'm not surprised. I wasn't raised a wolf, which might cause different results."

"Do you know of any other wolves I can do testing on?"

"They may all be in hiding now, so I'm not sure. Probably won't be any living in the city, although they might have worked here. Wolves like wooded areas, so the Eastern New York pack operated out of the Catskills and had members in western Connecticut. There was another pack in western New York. The New England pack covered the New England states except for Western Connecticut. They aren't really bound by state lines. There might have been some shifting loyalties along the edges of pack boundaries based upon the pack alphas at the time. Wolves tended to migrate towards strong leaders who could protect the pack."

"What was the last test we took?" Gretchen asked. "It had a lot of really sexual questions in it?"

"That was my own test I developed as part of my doctoral thesis. It measures Dominance and submission in adults. I was studying submission for my doctorate."

"What am I?" Gretchen said.

"Neutral, with a slight bias towards submission."

"Would that be because of my obeisance to senior wolves?"

"I doubt it. Most women in the US tend to be in that category, and they don't offer obeisance to anyone. Jessica is submissive, but as she was submissive to both her human husband, Sean, and her wolf mate, Quinn, I would expect that too. I would love to give wolves the same tests. Would I find them all with more submissive tendencies since they all submit to senior wolves, or some new category I don't even know about? I'd be fascinated to study it."

"Most wolves aspire to rise in the ranks of wolves, becoming alphas themselves. They might have to fight for it, but most don't want to remain as beta or omega wolves. Wouldn't they be more like switches in D/s terms, demanding submission from lower ranking wolves and submitting to higher?" I said.

"That's a very good point. You may be right. Without testing lifelong wolves, I may never know. I'd love to run all of these tests on a wolf population."

I turned to Sahar. "Do you want to practice some more? I've got nothing better to do until supper. Any kind of exercise really, Do you like to run?"

"Sure. Central Park?"

"Wherever," I said. "I'm unfamiliar with the area. I'll run where you run."

"Are you any good, or will I have to slow down for you?" Sahar asked.

"Wolves need to run. I've always been a runner, even pre-wolf. Maybe some of that was my wolf genes. As a human, I often ran ten miles. As a wolf, it's two or three times that."

"It could be fun. Beth, you should go, you lazy slug."

"I've got another group. I'll hit the treadmill later, I promise."

"If you don't, I'll have Joshua spank your lazy ass."

"Gretchen?" I asked. "Are you in?"

"I'd like to do some sketching. Maybe some of the children will pose for me."

"You should show Sahar some of your sketches later," Beth said. "She's an amateur artist. She needed to do something besides commit mayhem on slavers."

"I'd love to share with a fellow artist."

"How long do you need to get ready?" Sahar asked me.

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"Ten minutes."

"Meet you down at the entrance."

I changed into my running gear and met Sahar ten minutes later at the main entrance. She was in shorts, a tee, and she had a fanny pack, which smelled of firearm, and the smell of steel on her person. No silver, that was nice. The sidewalks were rather crowded, so we walked to the park which was only a few blocks away. As soon as we hit one of the running paths, Sahar took off at what would have been a grueling pace for most people. I kept up. She smiled when I did, and picked up her pace. I ran right alongside of her. After roughly a mile, we were on a fairly secluded and empty part of the park. There wasn't anyone within two hundred yards except for three scruffy looking males who were lounging on one of the park benches.

They stood up as we approached, spreading across our path. Sahar's hand went to her fanny pack.

"Well, looky here, a couple of fine bitches doing their run. How you doing bitches?"

I whispered to Sahar. "The one on the left has a gun under his shirt tail. The others are carrying steel. If there's a fight, take the one on the left. I'll go for the knife wielders."

Sahar smiled again, but the smile didn't reach her eyes. They looked dead to me. She nodded though and was on high alert. Those poor assholes.

"The bitches are fine," I said, "but how did you know I'm a bitch?"

"All women are bitches," the speaker said, the one on the right, not the gun wielder.

"No," I replied. "Only werewolf women are bitches. Everyone else is just human."

"Werewolf bitches! You believe that crock of shit the President said?"

"I do," I said. "I'm Jessica Hagerty. I'm in New York to give some interviews, because while I believed a lot of what the President said, I don't believe that werewolves are soulless monsters, being one myself."

The three guys looked at each other, a little more unsure. I pointed to the guy with a gun.

"If that asshole pulls out his gun, he's dead," I said. "If you other two fuckers pull your knives, the best you can expect is a broken arm. Maybe I'll crush your balls too, get rid of some of that excess testosterone."

"Don't let them get off that easy," Sahar said. "They'll just pester other women if we leave them alone."

"Do you want to fill out the paperwork if we have to hurt them?"

"Everyone's always concerned about the fucking paperwork. Just leave them groveling in the dirt like the dirtbags they are. Who will give a shit what happens to them? Not even their mothers, I'll bet. What are they going to say? 'Hey we were just waiting here in this isolated spot for some bitches to come by so we can rob or rape them, and then they beat the snot out of us.' They probably all have rap sheets. Carrying a gun in New York is illegal. Police find him with a gun, he'll be the one arrested, not us. They picked out a good spot. No one's around. I say we inflict maximum pain on them so they learn better manners."

I smelled the spike in their fear. Sahar had none. They didn't know if I or we were werewolves or not, but they definitely thought we were crazy.

"I don't know. Maybe just a broken hand so they can't hold guns or knives for awhile?"

"Sure, if they toss their weapons down the sewer grate over there. Otherwise, I say we kill the fuckers, or an hour from now, some other poor woman will be running along the path and she'll have to put up with their shit. What if they rape some other woman if we leave them alone?"

"Well, I can pick up their scent blindfolded. If they did rape someone, I could smell them on her, and they can see what werewolf justice looks like."

"I don't know," Sahar said. "I still think this city would be a much nicer place without them in it."

"I suppose you're right. What's it going to be boys? Are you going to be good boys and carefully throw your weapons in the sewer, and suffer a broken right hand, or are you going to die?"

The middle one pissed his pants. Everyone could smell that. Sahar smiled again. "Pants pisser is going for the broken hand. How about you two?"

I could see the blabbermouth and the gunman still thinking about it.

"Fuck it," I said. "Kill the assholes."

I started for the knifers. Their hands shot up like they were on springs. "We give up."

"Knives, in the sewer now." I said. "Don't piss me off anymore."

They slowly pulled their knives out, one a switchblade, the other a hunting knife strapped to his calf and dumped them in the sewer. Sahar was still watching the gunman, who hadn't moved, like a hawk.

"How good a shot are you, Sahar?"

"Excellent."

"Can you shoot him without killing him, say his shooting shoulder?"

"Of course."

"If you shot him in the shoulder, you could cut off his cock and balls and stuff them in his mouth. That's how you like to kill people, isn't it?"

"Sure, excellent idea." She smiled again. It was not a friendly smile.

His hands finally shot up.

"Just hold them up there. Jessica will relieve you of your gun," Sahar said.

I used my shirttail to grab his gun out of the back of his pants so I wouldn't leave fingerprints, put it on the ground and kicked it down the grate. I then called the police.

"What are you doing?" Sahar said.

"Calling the police."

"I thought we were breaking their hands?"

"Some other time. I'd like to be better than them, and I think werewolves have enough problems without me going around breaking hands."

"Are you really a werewolf?" Pisspants asked.

"Can I have your knife, Sahar?"

She scoffed, then pulled it out and handed it to me. I took the blade and shoved it into my stomach on the side where I knew there wasn't an artery, then pulled it out. The wound slowly closed up. I wiped the knife on his shirt, then gave it back to Sahar.

"Does that answer your question?"

"Holy fuck, did you see that?" Pisspants said. His eyes looked like golf balls there was so much white showing. The other two didn't look much better, a lot more pale now.

We waited for a mounted policeman to show up, said that the three men accosted us on our run, and we scared them into surrendering their weapons, which they tossed down the sewer grate. He handcuffed them to each other, since he only had two sets of cuffs.

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"You scared them into surrendering their weapons?" the officer asked.

"Yeah, she's a werewolf," Pisspants said, "like the President talked about. She stabbed herself in the stomach and she's barely got even a scar now."

"You're a werewolf?" he asked, skeptical as hell.

"Jessica Hagerty in the flesh, one of the two brave young American women the President mentioned in his address." I showed him my ID. "I wouldn't have been able to tell you that before, but since the President opened the door, I guess it's okay. We didn't touch their weapons, so only their fingerprints should be on them. You might want to check if the ballistics on the gun match other crimes, or their knives match any unsolved murders. Check any unsolved rapes in Central Park to see if any women recognize them. I doubt this is the first time they've done this shit."

"Is she a werewolf too?" He pointed to Sahar.

"She's a registered bodyguard for Joshua Greenbriar and married to Beth Wilson-Hafeez. As a New Yorker, I imagine you know who they are. We were going for a run. A wolf has got to run, as we always say, and she needs to stay in shape for her job."

"Why are you in New York?"

"Starting on Friday, I'm going to be on every major news program I can find to talk about werewolves, and why the President was all wrong about us. I'm going to tell the nation that Senator Hank Jenkins is a fucking liar and get him to rescind the warrant against my wolf mate because I haven't been repeatedly raped by wolves. In fact, except for one lousy Canadian rogue wolf, all of my attempted rapists have been human. I was saved from all of my rapists, attempted and otherwise, by wolves, who don't like their own kind fucking with humans, and messing up what was a pretty good thing. Except for a few government officials, nobody knew who the hell we were, and on the whole, we liked it that way. Now, I feel like things are totally fucked up to the point I can't marry my sweetheart, so the record needs to be set straight. Can we finish our run? You know how to reach me if you have more questions. I'll be in New York for at least ten more days, more if you need it."

"Yeah, I guess you can go."

"Thanks."

Sahar and I took off down the path before he changed his mind.

"That was relatively painless as these things go," Sahar said.

"I know. Think of how much worse it would have been if we broke hands."

"I'm still not sure they learned any permanent lessons."

"At least they won't look at all females as helpless anymore."

Sahar laughed. "Damn straight."

"Are you ready to run faster?" I asked

"Lead on, McDuff."

I picked up the pace to one I knew I could maintain for several miles. Sahar stuck to me like glue. The rest of our run was peaceful.

******

We got back to the shelter and Sahar and I took a shower together, but it was just a shower, no fooling around. In the shower, Sahar took a look at where I'd stabbed myself. Only a red line existed showing where I'd done it. By tomorrow, even that would be gone, unless I shifted first. Then, it would be gone immediately. After dressing in fresh clothes, I went looking for Gretchen and found her in one of the common areas drawing children.

I gave her a kiss. "How's it going?" I asked.

"Great. How was your run?"

"We had a bit of a problem with three potential muggers, but we sorted that out quickly."

"Are they alive?"

"Arrested. I didn't think werewolves needed bad publicity at the moment."

"Good choice."

I didn't want to stay and watch Gretchen draw, so I wandered around, looking at what they were doing for the women and children here. There were classes for both adults and children. The children's classes included everything a child would learn in elementary school. The adult's classes included English, as not all of them spoke the language currently, like the woman I'd spoken to when eating raw hamburger in the dining room the first night, plus classes on American culture, including basic banking, shopping, job skills training, and self defense classes.

While I couldn't enter the rooms where they were conducting group therapy, I saw groups being run for many of the former slaves and/or abused women. Just before supper, I got a call back from Melinda.

"What's up, Melinda?"

"I've been to the compound, and it's been abandoned, except for Janet. She's still staying there, but everyone else is gone. She said everyone is safe for now, but if Janet knows where they went, she's not saying."

"She probably doesn't. You can't reveal what you don't know. How are you and Martin and your two kids doing?"

"We're doing great. We're as happy as we've ever been. Is Connor okay?"

"I'm glad. Conor is doing as well as any other wolf, I imagine."

"Do you think this mess with the government can ever be fixed? Martin and I were thinking of having a third child."

"I don't know, but I'll be doing my damndest to change it, along with Gretchen."

"Good luck. I hope you can."

"Me, too. I was supposed to be getting married this weekend. Now, I don't have a clue where Quinn is, and Senator Hank Jenkins had a warrant issued for his arrest, so I don't know how he's doing either."

"I'm sorry."

"I know you are, Melinda. A huge part of the improvement in your life was due to wolves. Watch the news shows. Gretchen and I will be talking to the public about how screwed up this is."

So, I didn't know where my grandfather was either. This was seriously fucked up.

******

At supper, Sahar and I informed Beth and the others of what happened in the park during our run.

"No broken limbs or deaths?" Beth asked. "I'm surprised."

"I don't think werewolves need the bad publicity at the moment," I said. "Gretchen and I are going back to the Hilton tomorrow morning. Our first press conference is at one, and the circus will start. We'd like to thank you for your help. We'll be referring psychological questions to Beth, so you might want to prepare yourself."

"If you want, I'll be willing to stand beside you at the initial press conference," Beth said. "I can answer the most immediate questions then, if you wish."

"That would be lovely," Gretchen said. "We'd both appreciate that."

"Where is the initial press conference being held?" Joshua asked.

"The Hilton conference room," I said. "As will the next three interviews with the major New York newspapers, the Times, Wall Street Journal, and Daily News. Our first TV interviews will be tomorrow evening for Sixty Minutes and Dateline in our room. They won't be shown until their regularly scheduled nights.

"On Saturday, we'll be doing the major television news outlets, CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox, at their studios, with one hour interviews with an hour in between to give us some time to gather ourselves. Monday we'll start with some of the talk shows, Late Night, Late Late Night, Saturday Night Live, except we won't be live."

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