The Dark Side Of Fate Chapter 193

I did not know he was dealing with all that until he voiced it out. I now understood their slow progress and the woman's reluctance.

Kyle was a bastard, and I wondered what Leo was doing as leader of the east.

He was supposed to strip Kyle of his rank and take his pack from him. The bastard was unfit to rule.

"They should strip that man of his rank and take his pack from him," I said, and Theodore nodded.

"I would have moved to do that, but I do not want to cause a war with the east. Most of the land he uses and the money he spends belongs to Linda. She is an heiress. The guy is a bastard. He caused a problem with us, and when we came, he gave her to us and decided to keep her things so he and his bitch could share. Once I am married to Linda, I will retrieve her property. He has no right to hold on to her things since they are no longer together. I will see how powerful his pack will be without her land and money. The man needs to suffer." Theodore said, and we were silent because of the new tension in the atmosphere.

Now that Theodore put it that way, I was a bit worried. What if Leo showed up and stressed Tamia out? She did not need any form of stress at the moment. Her pregnancy was still in the early stages. Pamela was a bitch.

"I swear, Sylvester," Marcel said, and I could see the pure rage in his eyes.

"That bastard Maxwell tried to take Avery from the north." He said, pointing out his own situation.

"How could the council invite an Alpha that had attacked the north with an Army? We need to query them and water down their power," Marcel said through gritted teeth, angry and disgusted by their conduct.

"I planned on doing that after the games. I do not want them to think we harbour anything against them. If we move now, the mutiny culprits will be careful, and it will be hard to catch them. We need them to be relaxed so we will be successful when we move. We cannot lose our eyes on the goal. Someone or some people are working against us. We must deal with the situation quickly before it gets out of hand.

" I can't wait for the blue moon to come so we can rest," Theodore said, and I laughed.

"Too bad the games will occur before the blue moon," I pointed out, and there was silence.

They were processing the situation, and soon we resolved it individually without sharing our resolutions.

"No matter what happens, I won't doubt my mate. I will let her do what she wants. Our women have shown us complete loyalty, and we have to respect that aspect," I said, and Marcel smiled at me.

"You can say that since Devin is not coming. You know that dude is obsessed with Tamia, right? I did a little digging and found that she wasn't lying. They met only once. My sources in the east said he danced with her and was enthralled.." he stated, and I interrupted him.

"Devin is a closed chapter in Tamia's life. She loves me, and I know it. He had his chance, and he blew it." I said, and everyone began to laugh. It was great to see everyone lifted.

I finished breakfast and headed to my office to call and ask Noel about Bricks Liam.

It wasn't long after I sat down when Dominic barged into my office.

"Why are you sending me to the western wing? It is meant for workers," he said, and I bowed my head.

I hated dealing with his drama, and now that he was over his imprisonment, he was back to his old self. I could understand why our father did not want him heading the council.

"There is a luxury apartment in the wing meant for my Delta. If Vino had joined the service, that would have been his wing. I am giving it to you because I can no longer take your activities with Glenda in this wing. My mate is pregnant, and she needs to rest, yet you guys fight and ravage yourselves in the halls. And you always seem to do it close to my door. I am tired. At least you will own that wing and can do what you like," I said as calmly as I could manage, and he grumbled. I knew he wanted something.

"Please, Dominic, I do not have time for all this," I said, wanting him to get to the point and leave.

"Sign me up for the Polo team. I want to play," He said, and I studied him. I knew he would not take no for an answer, and the truth was the games were to connect and have fun. He would be a severe handicap on our team, but I just nodded so he could leave my office. He thanked me immediately.