Zeke didn’t want to believe there was even the remotest possibility, but he really didn’t put it past his father to have had him chipped just like the others, especially after what had happened with his older siblings.
It also just reinforced the fact that Zeke had been trained as a soldier, an asset that was under ownership, not through the eyes of a parent, and he had no doubt that if he ever got bit, his father wouldn’t hesitate to pull the trigger.
“We’ve got the right equipment to scan for anything and remove it, but, like I said, that’s on you if you want it.” He finally glanced back over at the way too quiet werewolf, waiting for him to weigh in.
Andy sighed, not really liking having to be dragged back into everything he had literally faked his own death over to get out of. “After I faked my death and Frey ran, they probably would have put a tracker in you young. Probably between your shoulder blades, somewhere you can’t reach. When I was a kid, he used to put trackers there on wolves especially and “let them go”. Then they’d decimate whole packs.”


