The Dark Side of Fate

Chapter 68

The Dark Side Of Fate By Karima Sa’ad Usman Chapter 68

68 The Rest Of It

-Sylvester-

I was speechless. My mother sat on the couch and was weeping.

I could see she was afraid, and I understood why. She had committed treason.

I sighed and looked at her. I could see she was tired and wondered how much she was hiding.

“Is there anything else, mother, that I need to know?” I asked her, and she looked at me.

It was hard for her, but she knew her game was up.

“I hated her.” She confessed, and I did not need to guess who she was talking about.

“She came to my house uninvited and told me that she was tired of the money she was getting from me and she needed to get justice for Maurice. She was on to something, and I knew she would do it. I do not know if it had anything to do with the bastard that Maurice took from her, but she was broken, and she came to vent her anger on me,” my mother said, and I sighed.

“She said I was an idiot and could not take care of business. She bragged to me that I was a fool. She told me she was the one that helped me get rid of my competition. 1

I only had one competition when it came to your father, and that was Alissa. She told me how she paid the doctor to inject silver into her system.

Silver doesn’t kill us; it only stops us from healing and makes us weak, which was what it did to Alissa the day she gave birth. The doctor registered her cause of death as an extreme case of preeclampsia. She bragged that I would not be able to prove it because, unlike me, she knew how to tidy up her mess.

The doctor died a month after Alissa passed

away. We didn’t see it as anything when it happened, but I figured it out when she told

I knew Jenny was crazy, but I did not realise how crazy she was until she said what she said.

After she bragged about what she did to Alissa, she said I reaped the benefit of her hard work but not anymore,” my mother said I knew where it was going, but I held my tongue to let her speak.

I found out after he died, and she thought that was why I had him killed. She claimed she loved your father, but it was all a lie. She was a bloody social climber. She dated Gavin Orlov in secret. I knew but kept her

I found out after Devin had killed him, and I was mad. Jenny was a bloody social climber. She married

he did not fancy her. After she married Jerry, she chose to aim higher, so she went after the eldest, Orlovs,

to be at the top.

her off my

kept her shit together, so I stopped.” She said, and I remembered the anonymous blackmail letters

had to pay her two hundred thousand Lakhs every three months so she wouldn’t raise the issue at the council. The letter might not have carried my name, but

pretended with her.

miserable life because she enjoyed watching me suffer. She told me of her child with Maurice, and I pretended to be surprised about it. She told me

woman was that sick. She could not tell the difference

kappa Melvick were there when she made all those statements; they didn’t believe her, of course, and saw her as a mad woman threatening my life. She

Volkov line with the amount of evidence she had. Knowing she always made good on

member, so I told them what

please do not hate me and do not tell Dominic any of this. He would never understand. He loved his father blindly,” she

only imagine the amount of pain she was in.

had no choice but to

read the woman’s journals. She was sick and

suffer; they believe they were protecting our family from a mad

said, and she broke the hug and stared into my

eyes, and I shook my

was the one that figured it out, mother,” I said,

She protected your secret, mother. She knew it would hurt you, our baby and me, and she

Sylvester. Tell her I am grateful..” she

mother to believe that Tamia

and there was a

wiped away her tears while Tamia walked in.

looked at me and then

knees to plead to

together, she wept and

I am begging you. I had no choice..” she said, and Tamia rushed to her and held her. She knelt and hugged

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