The 5-time Rejected Gamma & the Lycan King

Chapter 95

Seeing that Lucianne needed nothing more than food and bed rest, the doctors discharged her before noon. Russell obediently went to kindergarten, leaving the hospital with Annie. Xandar, Christian and Lucianne grabbed a quick bite before they headed to the police station. 1

Xandar only brought Lucianne because he didn’t want to let her out of his sight. But he reminded Lucianne to use as little strength as possible when she was there, meaning no excessive mental gymnastics with whatever they were about to hear from Chief Dalloway.

The Chief brought them to see Agnes Fitzgerald. They peered through the one-way mirror at the tear-strained, exhausted-looking woman. When Xandar asked why she chose to confess, Chief Dalloway said that she ‘regretted ordering the murder’ as soon as she found out what really happened.

Lucianne asked in a soft voice, “How did she know what happened? I doubt the hired killer was able to make a phone call to his employer before he passed out from the blade in his buttocks. And there’s nothing in the news saying that a child was involved. How does Agnes know that it was her contract that went sideways?”

“She said that she hired two people for the task, my Queen. One to kill; and one to drive the killer away after he’d completed his task.”

Christian asked, “Chief, are you saying that the second one got away?”

“That’s what she is saying, your Grace.”

Lucianne pressed the old man, “But you don’t believe her, do you, Chief?”

He looked helplessly at the Queen, and sighed before he said, “I’ve seen criminals, your Highness. And I have to say, this woman doesn’t exhibit any form of criminal behavior. The evidence fits but look at her, my Queen,” he gestured to the window and went on, “She just looks tired and frightened.”

Lucianne had to agree. It was like he said, Agnes was just exhausted and terrified. She didn’t even look remorseful. Xandar then asked Chief Dalloway, “What’s her occupation?”

the head of audit at the National

Tanner?” Xandar asked, and the Chief nodded but before Xandar could ask, Chief Dalloway said, “She denied that she was coerced. She said she wasn’t threatened by her employer, her

a family?” Lucianne asked

he simply answered,

“What is her motive for the

position for years now, and she has told

whole line o ning was utter rubbish. Ellia had been with Annie and Christian for days and they spoke very often. She shared the ups and downs of her work life there but she never mentioned such pestering or

will never use it on anyone innocent. And this woman in front of them seemed innocent. Suddenly, he felt a

talk to

by her shoulders and said, “No. Baby, you’re supposed to be on bed rest. I wasn’t even supposed

no ‘excessive’ mental gymnastics.” She said innocently,

voice was soft and pleading. Everyone there knew that he was going to lose soon. Xandar gave one final attempt when he said, “You just woke up hours ago.

doubt she’ll pose any danger. Talking to her won’t require

both her hands and suggested, “Baby, Christian and I can talk to her. You can mind-link your questions when I’m in there and I’ll ask

“Do you think she would tell you anything differently from what she already told the Chief?” Everyone knew she wouldn’t, not unless Xandar used

stake. If we force her to

about it. She then mind-linked him, ‘Unless you’d rather use the

he looked into her black orbs, which was a guaranteed way of giving into his mate’s demands. In the end, Xandar groaned and said, “Ten minutes. Only ten minutes. That’s how long we’ll be in