Fate's Dark Side Chapter 667

I dismissed the rest of the warriors, and they left.

I could see relief in their eyes.

When they dragged Kappa James away, I felt rage in me.

He was lucky I was stopped, or I would have killed him.

He had hurt me badly.

We could source Nitric Acid elsewhere but might not get enough if an army comes for us.

We had to visit Erik quickly while we still could.

We headed back to the pack house, and Sylvester was silent. I guess he was processing the matter.

I wouldn't blame him. There were too many enemies everywhere. We did not know whom to trust and what to do. It was sad. We had to rely on enemies to get ahead, which was disheartening.

I prayed to the goddess that we would get through this.

If only I knew where Yuri was, I would have hunted and killed him, but how do we defeat a man who refused to come out of the shadows?

We moved toward the Packhouse quickly, and my father tried to calm me down.

"When are the Sullivans arriving? Because I would like to start preparing for my trip to visit Erik," I told him on our way back.

"They should be here by now," He said and caught up to me, then stopped me. He placed his hands on my shoulders and looked into my eyes.

"No one ever wins with rage, Leo. I need you to be calm. You have this under control. If Yuri believed he could win, he would have come for you already. You need to relax, Leo. " he said, and I tried to inhale and exhale.

"Besides, you can't go to Hayland until Erik says so. He, too, is in hiding, and the alpha of Hayland is tainted. We have to wait until we have got him out of the way before we proceed." He said, and even though he was making a lot of sense, I could not get over the fact that we weren't in the lead. Whether we liked it or not, Yuri still set the pace, and it wasn't in our favour.

"I have heard, Father," I said, and he nodded.

"Let us take this, a step at a time. Let's pick the traitor up and question him. We need to know what is in his head before we know what to do. Whatever he knows will help us. Everyone we have caught so far has left us with a clue, he won't be different, Leo, but I need you to be calm about it, please, Son," He said, and I nodded.

He grabbed my head and placed my forehead against his. I breathed in and exhaled.

"You are Alpha, and Alphas do not lose their cool," He said, and I relaxed. He understood what was happening to me. I was getting tired.

Being caught in the middle of the crossfire was difficult.

I was just lucky to have a chance to push back.

Devin didn't have this opportunity.

However I managed the situation would determine if my friends would get their homes back. It was crucial that I maintained a level head and tried to solve the case.

I stepped away from my father and headed to the Packhouse. I got there, and everywhere was silent.

I tried to link Amelia but met silence.

Remembering how pale and tired she was in the morning, I sprinted up the stairs and headed to my room. I looked around, and she wasn't there; I decided to link my mother. I was lucky.

"Mother, where is Amelia?" I asked her.

"Your mate is in the clinic; she almost collapsed, and Claudia said she should be tested. We are at the clinic now," she said, and I started heading out.

"I am on my way there; tell her to hold on," I said, rushing out.

"Relax, Leo, she is fine. She is just pregnant, that's all," she said, and I froze. I stood still at the entrance and did not know what to do or what to say.

"We will be heading back home now. She would need to get some rest. She hasn't been sleeping well," my mother continued, and I could not speak; tears of joy and relief were streaming down my cheeks.

It had finally happened to me.

Something I thought would never be mine.

The goddess had finally blessed me.

My heart went from burdened to flying. It soared, and I blessed the goddess. I fell on my knees outside and wept.

I had never felt so complete in my life. Finally, I would have children of my own.