Fate's Dark Side Chapter 808

Linda exited the bathroom, and she did not look bad at all. She had showered and was looking refreshed. There was also a little rash on her back, so I wondered what Erik meant by her rash being bad.

"Meds," I said, and she laughed.

"You should have seen me this morning. You were too tired to wake up. It burned as hell, Tamia. That thing is no joke," She said, and everyone laughed at her.

"Me too, but the meds and a three-hour sleep helped me," Gezel said, and I could see traces of the rashes on her cheek.

"Honestly, I hope we will not need to take another dose of Agk32," Gezel said, picking up a sandwich from the table. I thought she would eat it, but she handed it to Amelia.

"You need to feed," She said, and I laughed. Amelia was lucky to still have a parent, and I am glad they had somehow found a way to make it work.

"I wonder what they are doing right now in Gad," Nicole said, and we were silent.

Being unable to contact our mates for fear of being traced and our plans being exposed really hurt. Not knowing what was happening was killing me, but I pictured Liam and Harper in my head and remained hopeful.

I could not afford to crack. Sylvester counted on me to lead everyone to safety should things go wrong. I remained focused on my children, and Kaira stayed calm.

The meds had helped with the rash, and it was receding.

Susan woke up with nothing on her, not even a pimple. It was as if she did not take the AgK32 at all. She was lucky.

I wondered how much of the Stepanov genes she possessed. She also looked well-rested.

She freshened up quickly and ate hungrily, which was expected because it was one o'clock in the afternoon. Maybe hunger was her side effect. It didn't matter anyway.

We sat around waiting. It was as if we were confined to the spot.

Wilson had to physically visit to give me the updates.

He could have communicated through Amelia, but linking with Amelia on his part was draining. I wondered how Sylvester and the others would manage with the serum in their system.

I kept telling Wilson to ensure they maintained a defence formation. Those that would be shooting darts should be ready.

Knowing we had no traitor within the Estate, I knew the traitor would be coming from outside the gate, beyond the fences, and that was where the warriors shooting the darts should aim.

We did not have many warriors, so we needed to make the most of it. They were roughly eighty people altogether. The poison in the darts was lethal, so if they were proficient, they could take down many enemies before engaging in a physical battle. Of course, the best case was not to be attacked at all.

None of us were with our mobile phones. We had deemed the devices useless since we wouldn't communicate with our mates through them. To avoid the temptation of calling, we left our phones in our rooms. I decided I would get my phone once it was nighttime. Hopefully, something would come up in the news to end the suspense.

There were no events until eleven at night when the siren went off. I had never been so afraid in my life. The fact that mind communication was affected by Agk32 made it difficult.

I panicked so much that I remained frozen, pondering what to do. It was as if all my plans disappeared from my head. I had indeed hoped we wouldn't be attacked. I was afraid we couldn't do much with just eighty warriors. As much as I knew this wasn't the time to show fear, the fear was already on my face.

I did not know what to do, and then I remembered Amelia was part of my pack.

All the women were on their feet, waiting for my orders, and I looked at Amelia.

"This is where you take charge," I said to her.