The Dark Side Of Fate Chapter 304

"I will put her in a room heavily guarded. She is carrying your pups, Leo. I know you are angry, but we have to think before we act," I said, and I heard a low growl.

It was his wolf that wanted her punished. The wolf must have felt betrayed by her.

"Tell him all you told me, and make sure you give all the names of the Alphas your father has been having meetings with," He ordered her, and she flinched at his harshness.

Amanda fell on her knees with difficulty because she was heavy and bore her neck. I immediately asked her to sit on the couch.

Leo got up and began to pace about the room. I could feel his rage, and I knew he had snapped.

Amanda told me the most disturbing things and mentioned a lot of names. After she finished her confessions, all I could see was an unwilling informant.

She seemed truly afraid of her father and wanted to be free of him. If only she believed Leo would help her break free, she should have come clean to him instead of allowing her father to use her to cause so much damage. It was sad.

I ordered the Kappas to lock her in a room in my wing and ensure she was comfortable. I wanted her to give birth before she went for trial.

Amanda's confessions made Devin attentive, and it also seemed it would be easy to get him on board.

Theodore finally came with Liam, saying Tamia required him in an hour. She wanted to use him to sniff out the two women threatening him while he was locked up.

Once we caught them, Liam would no longer need to be in the cell, but we won't let him go outside the estate either.

Liam narrated everything he told us, and Devin became worried.

"What did I do to these people?" Devin asked. Both he and Leo had established the bastards were just power-hungry.

After Liam had finished telling it all, I asked them to take him to Tamia, then faced my guest.

"I know this is unusual, and trust me, it was hard to make this call," I began, and everyone was silent.

"This king guy and his minions are dangerous for all of us, and they are so good that even if we investigate them, we won't catch them," I said. Then looked at them.

"I know this might sound crazy, and you might want to kick against it, but I have a plan that would suppress them or force them out, and I need support from the two of you to help me champion this plan," I said, and they were attentive.

"I do not want to go by the book anymore. I do not want to be diplomatic anymore and do not want to follow the rules of engagement anymore. These people know the law and use it in their favour. They want to cripple the system by scrapping my office. After they do this, they would scrap the council and install their King. We can't allow them to succeed," I said, and Devin frowned.

"So what do you propose?" Leo asked me.

"I say we arrest all the people they have mentioned and declare them guilty until proven innocent. It will also be done in all regions simultaneously, so they don't go underground or escape," I said, and Leo nodded.

"That is a great idea, but the council would query it. We might say it was a decree by you, but you are not a king, Lord Volkov; you still have to listen to counsel; what do we do then?" Leo said, coming to the reason I had called them.

"This is where I need your support. Knowing that these people want to install a king, I decided I would revert to the old ways when we had three lords and a king," I said, and Devin stood up and shook his head.

"I can't agree to that. Your father did a lot of damage as lord. I do not want to imagine the level of damage that you will cause as King." He said and disagreed immediately. I expected he would behave that way.

"If it weren't necessary, I wouldn't do it, Alpha Devin. But I have no choice. My joining is in three weeks, and I need peace; our mates are expecting, and Tamia received cards from these people. Please, Devin. I am desperate," I said, and he shook his head.

"Where would that leave us? Getting rid of a threat to install a powerful threat is stupid." Devin said, looking out for his people.

"I will not be like my father, Devin. If there is anything I have tried to prove for the years I was in charge, is that I am nothing like him," I said, and Devin shook his head.