Fate's Dark Side Chapter 807

I looked at Erik, who had a big grin on his face. I wonder what he found amusing.

"Gezel will be the only person that would suffer the rash as badly as your mates; for the rest of you, Deltas and lower, it won't be severe. Taking an allergy medication a few hours after using the serum would balance out the effect and make it bearable," He said, and that was good news.

"What about Susan? She is a beta," Amelia asked, and Erik laughed.

"She has more Stepanov genes than Leo. She will be fine. The effect won't be much, and the allergy meds would make it almost nonexistent." He said, and that was all the encouragement I needed to begin the administration

I linked Wilson to begin and told him to visit Erik so he could get allergy meds. Hopefully, we will have enough.

I ensured Marcel's father was sent home. I did not want him in the Estate. He could fight, but Sylvester had handed over to him temporarily, so we needed to keep him safe. I was grateful he understood and did not make an issue of my decision.

The harem women were sent to a hotel in Lucland, and the moment the buses carrying them departed, I decided they wouldn't be coming back. I would lie if I said I had no issue with them being at the Estate and everyone calling them Sylvester's harem. He might not be involved with them, but the title was suggestive. It was time to make the Estate more like a home than a hostel.

The underground medical facility was set up, and everyone that needed to be there was sent there immediately around eleven at night. Katya, Avery, Stephanie, Jake, Claudia, and her friends were sent there while the rest of us remained.

Claudia tried to protest, but I convinced her to go. The truth was she was just as valuable as Erik. She was the only licensed medical practitioner in the Estate. She was the only one who knew what to do in a medical emergency; we could not gamble with her life on the field. It was hard for her to accept, but she did eventually.

I would have loved to send Amelia to the bunker because of Leo's baby, but I needed her to lead us. It was hard. I just hoped that nothing would happen and our men would be home soon.

I turned a room on the ground floor close to the exit into our sleeping spot. Mattresses were brought along with our darts, dart guns, and other things we would need.

We needed to be in the same place, and we also needed to be battle ready, so sleeping in our individual rooms was not an option. Above all, we needed to be close enough to the bunker.

We waited in the room, nervous for our men and ourselves. We all just wanted it to be over so we could put it behind us. The anticipation had become overwhelming, but we handled it the best way we could.

By two in the morning, Gezel pleaded with Amelia to sleep. Amelia obliged, and I had to plead with Gezel to sleep too.

I would be lying if I said I wasn't worried. Still, I focused on Liam and Harper and told myself that failure wasn't an option and that ensuring we won the battle was important. We all deserve our happily ever after, and our children deserve to grow up normally. Our gift to them would be ensuring we end the threat once and for all.

Soon sleep came and I slept.

I woke up in the morning feeling refreshed. It was ten in the morning, and everyone was awake. Sandwiches were on the coffee table. I looked around. Susan was sleeping, and Gezel and Amelia were at the window. Nicole was having tea, so I figured Linda was in the bathroom.

My hand had a mild rash, and I tried to link Erik to have him send the allergy meds to me.

I noticed establishing a connection with him was almost impossible. It took a lot of mental energy, and when I finally did, it was weak.

"We will need the meds," was all I could manage.

"Linda has them. She came to the bunker this morning to ensure I had not given it all to the warriors. Her rash was a bit bad, but it wasn't itchy," Erik said. His voice was loud and clear.

I did not bother stressing myself to thank him.

I am sure he would understand. My hand was itchy, and I waited for Linda to exit the bedroom so I could take the meds from her.