Qusack walked briskly behind me.

“Do you really think he is right?” He linked me as we walked.

He was referring to what Gabriel had told me about the doctor, and I did not know how to respond.

Everything was necessary now, and I did not plan to take chances.

nd I would have found one of the moles, but who was he working for?

Could he have been under Fredrick’s employ all this while? I did not know, but acting immediately would make me make mistakes, so I planned to launch an investigation on Doctor Newton and have him fall into my trap.

“We will investigate the bastard. Right now, I need to see Mother urgently,” I said, and

Qusack stopped me from walking so I could look at him.

He had a worried expression as if he was afraid about what I was about to do to my mother.

“You heard Gabriel, Niko. She was in a bad place. Please let it go. I am sure she is sorry by now.,” Qusack said, trying to protect her from my rage, and it was understandable he would think I was mad at her because of her flings.

I wasn’t mad at all.

I just need her to give me details about Aliana’s mother. I needed to know if she knew the woman was there. If Fredrick made her serve her food.

I needed to know if she chose to be silent because Gwendolyn was Gabriel’s wife and Aliana’s mother.

My mother had proven that she was vindictive, so I wouldn’t put something that low past her.

She might have kept quiet so the woman could suffer.

She might have felt betrayed that she married a man she fancied or maybe even married a man that rendered her and her son homeless.

With my mother, one could never know what to expect.

I shook my head so Qusack would know he was far from it. I really did not care about who she slept with or who she fancied. She had successfully messed up her life; that was her problem, not mine. Honestly, I was over it.

“That is far from it, Qusack,” I said, pulling him aside.

“Mind link only,” I linked him, and he nodded, realising it was something serious.

“Gabriel’s wife is alive,” I linked him, and he gasped. I nodded immediately.

claimed her hence why Gabriel believes she is dead. He made her

met her in Snow and had no

so close, and she knew, then it would be wicked of her not to tell,” I

rescue Aliana’s mother unless we want to go to war, Niko. I am sure your mother knows that and might have held on to the information to protect you from

she is Fredrick’s mistress, she is valuable to him. Taking her from him would leave an opening

We just started drafting werewolves to join the army. We need

that, it will be

scenario, plan a

wanted anything from me other than slaves. I also know that Gabriel and Gwendolyn would not be happy that I agreed to sell their

knew she was there and remained silent when we returned.

painful as it

with your father thirty years ago and who were likely to have the power of

a group

his life so your

kind, Nikolas. Their Loyalty is unquestionable no matter their situation; they remain

same is true

She was allowed to be selfish, but she put me first; I will never forget

when we entered the building, and I headed

the room,

want her to be

okay, but downright

see Gwen and genuinely did not know that the woman that helped her and stayed with her was held captive in Snow, used as a bedmate

would at least have

to knock now or come back later, but

when he

had Doctor Newton to deal with. There was a

hand and knock on the door. I knocked three times before someone finally answered. I was surprised to see Erica. She

was always with my mother. I

I asked her, and

she refused to eat, and she has been crying a lot. I just managed to get

didn’t she offer her expertise then? I believe Erica had something dubious up her sleeves, or maybe my mother might have promised her something

get into my

moved past her into the room and instructed her

move far from the door and ordered a

orders, my mother

I wanted to ask her could not wait. I needed to know what was

on the two-seater facing her bed. She looked at

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