The drive to Snow was very bumpy. Qusack had to drive fast because we needed to get there on time. The summon letter arriving late was suspicious.
I wondered what happened to the mailing service, or did the sender deliberately send it late?
King Aleksander’s letter was late too. I wondered if someone was intercepting my letters. If that was the case, I would need to find the person. It could also be a coincidence, a mistake at the post office. I just hoped we would get there on time.
“Why would Fredrick set the meeting so suddenly?” my mother asked, and I figured she knew the man more than I did, so there was no way she was expecting me to answer that question.
“There might have been a delay in the post office. Sometimes if a receiver receives a lot of letters frequently, the post office tends to pile them up and send them to save the delivery cost,” Abraham said, and Qusack disagreed.
“Not an obvious summon letter with the Joint Committee seal on it,” Qusacksaid, and Abraham was quiet.
I knew he was trying to calm the tension in the car, but the worry about what we would face in Snow intensified the pressure.
Qusack stepped on the accelerator like a madman.
We needed to be there before three in the afternoon to make it for the meeting. Failure to show up may cause undesirable effects. I was already dealing with a lot. I didn’t want to add disrespecting the joint committee to my list of issues.
“I can’t believe Fredrick took Mathias’ bastard from that bitch. I thought she died with her child. Leon told me she died with her child. I felt so sorry for Mathias when I heard the story. Little did I know that we would be married and I would be living in her shadow. It was bad enough that I was in competition with her ghost; why would Fredrick try to use her son against my son? I know he is lying,” My mother grumbled angrily.
I knew that was the reason she followed. My mother hated my father’s first love more than she hated Aliana, and the last thing she wanted was for the woman’s child to be placed above hers. I knew the right buttons to press.
All I wanted to do was abolish the Unity law in Forest, and I planned to do whatever it took to get it done. That was all that drove me now. Not revenge but reform.
We arrived in the Snow region by one thirty in the afternoon. There were people at the border, and they looked serious. I figured Fredrik put up the security because of my hunters. It was good to see he knew what it felt like to guard against intruders.
“State your reason for the visit?” A man said at the border’s gate.
He was rude and unreceptive. I guess his attitude came with the job description.
“Prince Nikolas Kowalski is here to attend the Joint Committee meeting,” Qusack said, and the man’s facial expression changed. It seemed he had heard my name before or might have been given instructions about my arrival.
“Wait a minute,” He said and went to speak to someone who seemed to be his supervisor.
The man walked to where we were and bent by the driver’s window to speak to Qusack.
“Do you have an invitation?” He asked, and I was offended because we had just introduced ourselves.
meeting is by three, and we still have an hour to get to Ice Hill,” Qusack said,
partaken in these meetings for almost thirty years,
the letter, which I felt was supposed to be private because of the things mentioned in it. Nothing was worse than growing up like
The man stepped back.
said, and I realised what he was doing was deliberate. Why would he want to waste our time
beg your pardon?” Qusack asked,
issues with Forest hunters lately, so this is
for, if I
said, and
way to Snow to enter the territory through the border with the intention to attack unless it was a war
that the prince of Forest is here. Did your King put you up to this?” Abraham asked him, and I told
them search the vehicle. I will deal with Fredrik alone,” I said, and the man
He said out of
the respect I am due, I am bound to reciprocate
it to him or start a war here,” I warned the
course, I dared not attempt it now, not when I do not have an army, but he did not
King has been unable to take Forest. I doubt you will want me as an enemy,” I said, and his eyes
fear. I guess my reputation precedes me. “Open the
did not
had come
land, with many desolate lands and
here,” My mother
people living in the buildings fled from war a long time ago. An
once lived in run-down isolated buildings and farms on the way
feeling sorry for the
belonged to werewolves. This
installed a monarch. They lived in packs, and each pack had an alpha with a
in Iron ore. The Lycans then used the werewolves to mine the mineral.
the job. The majority
a labour problem because Lycans could not easily
other territories, capture werewolves, and force them into slavery. They
because of the rapid development of Snow and the
the demarcation between both
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In Chapter 57 of the Forged in the Flames series, Aliana, is awakened by her father's Delta, who urgently calls them to come outside in the middle of the night. Aliana's father, Alpha Gabriel, had recently moved their pack from a grand house to a smaller one in the pack compound. This move was necessitated by their defeat of an evil Lycan king who had enslaved their kind.Alpha Gabriel had been challenged by the rogue Lycan prince, Nikolas, and reluctantly agreed to submit to him in order to protect their pack members. Aliana is skeptical about trusting the Lycans but understands that her father chose peace over pride and the certainty of defeat in a war. Nikolas had conquered all the packs in the territory, leaving Aliana's pack as the last one standing...... Will this Chapter 57 author Karima Sa'ad Usman mention any details. Follow Chapter 57 and the latest episodes of this series at Novelxo.com.
Forged in the Flames by Karima Sa'ad Usman Chapter 57
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