Fate's Dark Side Chapter 269

"I will speak to my mate to allow me to speak to Leo. I will try my best," I told her, and she burst into tears.

"Thank you, Luna Tamia. Thank you so much. Words cannot express my gratitude," she said and got up.

Her time was up because she requested only ten minutes. She was supposed to be a VIP because she was mated to the leader of the east, but Leo had refused to give her my former office.

I will talk to him; maybe when he knows certain things, he will move on. The woman is desperate and helpless. One thing that caught my attention is that Ramsey made her lie and threatened to do worse if she did not support his lie. Meaning he wanted Amanda in our home for a reason.

I did not know whether Amanda was a pawn or an unwilling accomplice.

I saw the other two Lunas who only wanted to invite my friends and me to their homes.

Remembering what happened to me in Brighton, I told them I would think about it. I could forgive Iris for bringing me poison when I did not know I was pregnant; now, I had to be careful.

I returned to our booth at the croquet pitch, but the morning game was over by then, so we had to move to our main booth to while away time.

Avery and Linda wanted to know how the meeting with Amanda went, so I told them everything on our way to the booth. Avery laughed while Linda was irritated.

"Boohoo, she would lay on her bed of thorns; Tamia, she made it," Linda said, and we all laughed; even Stephanie joined this time. Other than Katya, all four of us had been burned by our husbands' fated at one point, so they all understood.

We got to our booth, which was filled with gifts and cards. To my surprise, they were all addressed to me.

"Kind-hearted Lady of the north," One read, and I picked up the other, but Stephanie stopped me.

"Don't just open things because they are addressed to you. You will be a lady soon; believe me or not, you have enemies. There is the staff that will open it to be sure it is not harmful before you touch it," she said, and I saw her signal some people to take the things away.

One of the cards caught my eye; it was a simple card with a white tulip taped to it.

"This one looks harmless, Stephanie. May I," I said, reaching for it.

I had picked it up before she spoke, and I opened it.

The content was appalling. The words were cut out from magazines and papers.

"You were not meant to be involved, Luna. But it seems to move him, you have to be moved; watch your back because we are coming for you," it read, and I was in shock.

Stephanie saw it and collected the card from me. There was another with a red rose, and I picked it up.

"A traitor like you deserves to die. How can you fall for the very man that laid waste to the lives of your people? Have you no shame? Or did you plan it all along? Watch you back, Luna, because we are coming for you," it read, and I began to search through the cards.

I found six altogether, and none had anything pleasant.

I tried to pick a scent, but the flower taped to it covered the scent it might have had. It was sent meticulously.

Someone or some people were not happy about what happened at the hearing, and they knew I helped out, but how?

"Calm down, Tamia, you are sweating. I need you to be calm for the baby's sake," Stephanie said, and I did not know what to do. How could I be calm when I had somehow become a target in a game I did not know who the players were?