The Dark Side Of Fate Chapter 536

My mother was the one that ruined her, and she tried to ruin me too.

I remembered my interactions with Amanda while doing her Housemanship in Cain general care.

I had asked her to speed up the drip so we could go on a date, and she had used the entire forty-five minutes to explain why it was dangerous. There was a fire in her eyes back then, and she seemed to love what she was doing. She did not only take her time with the patient, but the care she showed the patient was rare.

Amanda would have been a fantastic doctor if she had not gotten involved with my mother and Larry.

I blamed myself for it. I claimed to love her, but instead of telling her the truth and leading her on the right path, I allowed her to decide and think for both of us. I allowed her to lead us astray.

I was weak back then and always eager to please. I wasn't going to allow that to happen again.

I had three beautiful daughters to raise and could not do that as a weak man.

Thinking of everything, I knew exactly what to do about Claudia and accepting my bond with her wasn't the right thing to do.

Sylvester joined me outside, and I looked at him eagerly.

"Avery is okay, and she did not lose her baby," he said. I did not know Avery was pregnant, but I was glad she was okay.

"Marcel is still unconscious because he sustained the most injury; Leo responded to treatment and is awake. Theo just woke up.

Leo has access to his wolf now, but Theo and Marcel still have not gained access to theirs.

It will take a while for them to heal fully.

Dr Olsen said we arrived in time, or they would have died. They had a lethal amount of silver dust in their system," He said, and I was surprised at what he said.

"How could they kill the attackers when they had no access to their wolves? I saw the damage done to them. Unless someone helped them and ran away," I said, and Sylvester shook his head.

"That must be Amelia. She is immune to silver," He said, and I was stunned.

I remembered the corpse on the floor in the forest and saw how big the men were and the extent of the damage done. Only fast and strong wolves could manage that. I had a new respect for Amelia if she really did that.

"Anyway, do not go in there unless you change your clothes because you reek of Amelia, and Leo wouldn't like it," Sylvester warned me, laughing and heading back.

I knew that was what he came out to tell me.

It made me laugh, too, because I knew Leo would think I was somehow, after his woman.

I remained outside, and then I picked up the scent again.

It was off home in Cain Island, cotton. She scented of cotton. I looked at her and realised her eyes were icy blue. Her blonde hair was almost white, and she was indeed a beauty. She was about five feet seven inches, with curves in the right places.

It took a lot not to drool.

Her skin was perfectly tanned, which made me know she was from the south.

I wondered where in the south.

I also wondered what she was doing in Lucland.

She stared at me expectantly.

She was also afraid to speak, and that was because she knew I was a Volkov even though I had my mother's last name.

I knew what she was expecting, but this wasn't the time. I did not want to reject her, but I wasn't ready for a relationship yet.

"I know what you are expecting, Miss Olsen, but I can't do this now," I said, and she sighed.

"It is Mrs. Olsen," she replied, and I looked at her ring finger, and there it was. A golden wedding band. How could I have missed it?