#wolfcross.intro

Thinks he's probably 40 or a little older, but he doesn't remember his birthday. It's a big dispute among him and his brothers.

Has been in and out of jail a lot when he was younger but he matured once he became a father.

Josie's death shook him to his core and he's never been in a relationship since. He's focused on raising Tyler himself.

The Cross pack was a large and brutal group of wolves, primarily based on the outskirts of Atlanta in the struggling area of Center Hill. Without much money or foundation, their means of survival and security came in the form of violence. From fighting rings to petty crimes, Jeffrey Cross led his pack with an iron fist. Every member was forced through intense training, with the expectancy of it turning his wolves into capable and aggressive personalities. The way he led the pack was no different in how he raised his four sons, and even his wife Brandy wasn’t immune from the outbursts of violence that could erupt over nothing.

Twelve years ago, the pack was attacked by another that joined forces with hunters, overpowering them and almost halving their numbers in the process. Along those lost was Brandy, and countless others, forcing the pack to reach out to a long standing ally they had with the Rose wolves. The surviving members moved to New York City, quickly getting to work within The Syndicate and establishing themselves as trusted members.

Born as Walter Cross but mainly known by Wolf, the eldest Cross is an anomaly until you see him side by side with his brothers. He showed each of them how to hotwire cars while also ensuring they were back home in time to settle down with a story. If you know Hunter and Elliot, you know which brother preferred which activity.

Wolf’s academic prowess was never recognized at school and in fact, he performed quite poorly. Everything he knows is self taught, either from his time in jail or the cute old ladies that took pity on him when he wandered into the library. He has always been a dreamer, a romantic and most of all, a typical impulsive Cross. You’ll never see Wolf getting into the same fights as Hunter does, or containing his rage as much as Elliot does. But you might see him get himself into trouble because somebody misquoted an important part of history, or he drunkenly rambled to unwilling listeners and didn’t let up until the cops had to be called.

Wolf is a self proclaimed nerd and has no shame who says it. He enjoys Dungeons & Dragons, anything fantasy led and his idea of relaxation is painting figurines. Of course, with limited income he has often resorted to stealing supplies he’s needed to support his favorite past times.

Like his brothers, Wolf doesn’t speak much about his childhood. Their father was a mean man and their mother had issues that went deeper than any of them could understand. Instead of saying that he is a mix of his parents, Wolf says that his brothers are a mix of him. It sounds nicer, and Wolf is always optimistic.

Just because he’s nice doesn’t mean he should be underestimated, a Cross temper is not an enjoyable experience despite Wolf preferring to stow that side of himself away until it is really needed. He wouldn’t be a Cross if he didn’t have it, and he’s proud of the name flaws and all.

The two times that Wolf has served time in prison has been because of a rare Pokemon card. Burglary in the 2nd degree because he was stupid enough to keep a gun on him when he broke in, he received five years the first time around when he was twenty something and then he served five years when he went back for a second attempt in 2017. He’s recently back out, surprising his brothers with a somewhat early release by a few weeks.