Fate's Dark Side Chapter 507

"You are supposed to be my Alpha too, but it is clear you have taken sides. I have heard Alpha," he said, and I hung up because there was nothing to discuss.

When I hung up, I looked at Timothy and Mirabel and hated that I had returned home. Had I not come home, I knew Alexie might have killed Timothy in a challenge, but how would I explain this to Amelia?

"Thank you." Timothy said, and his daughter thanked me, too, but they had no clue how they had just fucked things up for me.

Max and I left them in my house and decided to walk in my woods, where the trackers were.

We decided to scout the parameters in wolf form.

Black wasn't at peace because of the deal I struck with Timothy. He was worried that Amelia would find out before we could explain the situation to her. I decided to head back to the north in two days. There was no point staying back if the threat wasn't imminent anymore.

We got to the place marked by Casper and the others, and indeed there was a campsite. Black sniffed around, and we happened on a shiny medal on the soil alone. When I tried to pick up the coin, it burnt, and I immediately returned to my human form. I knew it was silver. Part of it was covered with dirt, so I pulled it out from under the dirt. It burned, and I wondered what wolves would be doing with a coin in their hand. I used leaves to wrap the medal so I could hold it, Then shifted back to my wolf form to search the perimeters. Max and I scouted for a while before I found a satchel in a dead tree trunk. It was old, but it had been there long. Whoever left it there forgot it and might come back for it. I carried the bag and the coin back to my house with me.

I placed the wrapped coin in the small section of the satchel and noticed it had photographs in it. Not wanting to stay longer in the woods, I held the satchel in my mouth and ran back to the entrance where our shorts were. I returned to my human form and wore my shorts before slinging the satchel on my shoulder and walking home. Max was behind me, eager to see what was in the bag.

When we entered the house, I found Alpha Timothy sleeping on my couch while his daughter Mirabel was still awake.

I had forgotten entirely to allocate a room to them before I left. I told her to take her grandfather to Amelia's room and that they could stay in the room since the bed was enormous.

I hoped they would leave my house in the morning, but I knew Mirabel would return.

Coming back is the only way I could front that Brentworth belonged to me.

I planned to head back to the north immediately because I wasn't planning on hurting Amelia.

I promised her I would try. I planned on doing so.

If it doesn't work out, it shouldn't be because of a stupid mistake like this; it should be because we weren't compatible and couldn't fall in love at the end of the day.

Mirabel had a look in her eyes that indicated I was making a big mistake, but she wasn't my type, and she paled in comparison to Amelia. I was only helping her grandfather, and that was it.

"Do not look at me like that; I am already taken. I am only doing this to help your grandfather. Are we clear?" I warned her before heading to my room.

I heard Max laughing, and I selfishly hoped they would click and she would be out of my hair.

I switched on the light in my bedroom and decided to go through the content of the satchel.

I picked the silver coin. It was one inch wide. It had a symbol of a wolf with a leaf in its jaws in the centre and an inscription around the edges written in the ancient northern language.