Fate's Dark Side Chapter 191

"Once we solve the mutiny case, they will be dealt with accordingly, I promise," I said, and she squeezed tightly.

"She said scary things like our marriage and union not being set in stone. She said you could change your mind," Tamia said. Usually, I knew this wouldn't faze her, but her hormones were all over the place, making her extra sensitive. Most people did not know she was pregnant with my child yet.

"Who said this?" I asked so I would know who to discipline.

"Pamela Rivers," She said, and I cursed under my breath.

"That social climbing bitch. She tried to send her daughter to join the Harem three years ago, but we turned it down. She had been bitter ever since. She is just jealous of you, Tamia. She can't win, and I know you know this, so cheer up and stop letting your fear get the best of you." I said, and she broke the hug and looked at me.

We left the bath, dried up and went to bed naked.

I lay down, and Tamia placed her head against my chest. I needed to ease her mind and change the topic.

"Guess what?" I asked her, and she pinched me in response, which made me flinch, and we both laughed.

"The money transfers finally turned up a name at the receiving end," I said, and she sat up abruptly and looked surprised and overjoyed at the same time.

"A break!" she said, and I nodded, laughing and sat up.

Tamia was overjoyed.

"Finally, we have a trail," She said, relieved for the same reason.

"I think Lilly has been helping them hide their tracks since, but not anymore," I told her, and Tamia nodded.

"I suspected that might be it, but I had no proof. That bitch." She said, and I laughed.

"I will have him arrested tomorrow," I said, and she stopped laughing and shook her head.

"You can't do that. Put someone on him and have him watched. He might lead us to someone and blow this thing open wider. They do not know their moles have been caught. No one knows what happened to Lilly and her handler. We will keep it that way and keep letting them slip up. There will be more activities during the game because Lily had told them security would be low then. That is when we'll strike, and I am thinking of using Lilly to get them," She told me, and I could understand her angle. I agreed with everything she said except for using the treacherous bitch to trap the people.

"I do not trust Lilly to have her do our bidding," I said, and Tamia nodded.

"I know she is selfish, and that is exactly what we will use against her. Right now, her life is forfeit because she committed treason. We will offer her lesser punishment if she can help us catch some of them. She will throw them under the bus to save her skin. The woman is selfish like that. She does not believe in their cause. She only did what she did out of scorn. Her conviction is different from theirs. That is why we will use her." She explained, and I could see her point.

"What about Sofia, her handler?" I asked, and Tamia shook her head.

"She will be challenging to use. We will keep her locked up, and soon word will get out that she has been apprehended. So the uprising group, whatever they call themselves, will have no choice but to work with Lilly directly." Tamia said, and I understood what she was planning on doing.

"I think we can work on that," I said, and she nodded.

Tamia's eyes looked sleepy, so I made her lie down.

She placed her head back on my chest, and soon I heard her snoring. She was exhausted. I thought of what she said about Pamela, and I decided it was time to clip the wings of the council. They had done too much damage.