Chapter 132

• My grandfather and the Coven's leader, Marcus, disagreed on a lot of things. Particularly the way my grandfather ran the lumber yard. He made a few poor decisions that caused quite a bit of pollution and the deforestation of certain areas. There were a few other Pack businesses that the Coven also reacted to, but my grandfather refused to listen to anything Marcus had to say because he believed that the actions were necessary for the Pack's financial stability. The relationship between the witches and wolves started to grow adversarial and there were a lot of arguments, demonstrations and fights between the Pack and the Coven."
• Edward shakes his head and his eyebrows are tightly pinched together.
• "I know a bit about it because I now run the lumber yard and have the records. My grandfather's decisions increased profit, yes, for a short amount of time. However, a successful logging business must also do what it can to be as sustainable as possible. We cut down trees, but we also plant as many new trees as we can."