Fate's Dark Side Chapter 253

"Not yet, but we want to take out Pamela Rivers and Joan Clayman. They have done enough," I said, and her eyes darkened.

"Those bitches are nothing but whores. I wouldn't be surprised if Maurice fucked them. If he didn't, I am sure Gavin, Lucas, or maybe three of them might have. They are just sore that Sylvester, Theodore and Marcel rejected their daughters. After studying all they have done and how I heard they behaved during the few hearings against Sylvester and Dominic, I have concluded that they might be a part of it," she said, and I agreed.

The women had acted too suspiciously for them to be exonerated.

"Sylvester plans to unseat them. I guess he will do it after the petition hearing," I said, and she shook her head.

"He should do it now," she said, afraid we might not win the hearing, but I knew we would.

"There is no need to panic, Stephanie," I said and just then, the boy she sent for the popcorns returned. He also seemed excited.

"What took you so long?" Stephanie said, and the boy gigged.

"Sir Orlov was beating a man that was disturbing his wife in front of the turkey sandwich stall," the boy said, and Stephanie and I got up immediately.

I was so worried for Linda that I began to panic. I just hoped she did not accidentally come off as flirtatious to anyone.

Holding our popcorn, we headed to the place.

I was surprised to see Sylvester calming Theo down; it looked like something explosive had happened. I rushed to where they were.

"What happened here?" I asked them and was shocked to learn that Kyle had tried to talk to Linda. The nerve.

Linda was so excited telling me how Theo beat the crap out of Kyle, and I was amazed. I wondered why she came to the stall alone, but I kept the question to myself, seeing a bit of mayonnaise at the corner of her lips.

We returned to our primary booth, and I was surprised to see that Marcel had done the same thing to Max.

I wondered when those two idiots would learn. How could they, in their twisted minds, think Avery and Linda will leave the life they have now and go back to the hell they gave them? It was delusional, and I began to fear for their mental health. There was no doubt that they were mentally unstable after learning all they had done to their wives, but they should learn from Leo and let go.

We returned home early, and Sylvester was a bit nervous about the hearing that had suddenly moved up. I told him to relax, but he was nervous. It showed all over him.

"I think I have been too damn lenient. They wouldn't have tried this with my father," He said, and as sad as it was, he was telling the truth.

The people needed a firm hand. Everyone thought they could piss all over him.

First, it was the forged letters, then my poisoning, Dominic's set up, and now this. The earlier we started catching people, the better for us.

Gezel was yet to lead us anywhere, but Kappa Wilson was asked to stay on her. We hope to catch a break.

"I agree with you, Sylvester. This may seem a bit wrong. But when this petition thing is over, we should make some changes to the council after we remove those women from the seats they occupy. The council members are old, and Vino is young and seems not to want to cross anyone.

You should put him in check. If he can't do the job, he should let us know so we can place someone else. It is time he starts taking responsibility for the actions and inactions of the council as their leader, or he should vacate the seat for a more capable person," I said. Sylvester pulled me close and buried his nose in my neck.

He was distraught, and I could feel it. His love bite on my inner thigh tingled, and I could feel the tension he needed to dissipate.

"We can't work against the Lawrence now; they are our strongest ally on the council.

Vino's need for my friendship has always made him side with us. Asking him to step down would mean I would not have an ally on the council," he said, and I turned to look at him.

"As much as I know this isn't the time, I think it is time to get Dominic on Balyaev's seat," I said, and he broke away and shook his head.

"I know Dominic might have come around in your eyes, but I do not trust him to make good decisions. Especially with Glenda still in his life.

He has not been able to stand up to her and break away; how will he be able to handle the council?