The Dark Side of Fate

The Dark Side Of Fate By Karima Sa’ad Usman Chapter 157 – ~Sylvester~

I was finally complete. I held my wife in my arms while she slept and looked at my mark on her neck. A week had passed since the wedding, but everything still felt new.

I couldn’t get enough of her, and Knight had become demanding. This was the bliss I had hoped for, and somehow fate had granted it to me. With our enemies caught and locked up, we had nothing to worry about anymore, except something new that might spring up someday, but right now, we were having our bliss.

Although Marcel was happy about his union, I knew his father’s condition still bothered him. We all had questions that needed answers, and the only way we could get them was by interrogating Lucas.

It was really weird. The man was like my uncle, and we respected him greatly. To question him like a criminal felt wrong and alien, but he had committed a crime and needed to explain what really happened. His only saving grace was that Larry took responsibility for the event at the Inn. Still, nonetheless, he was the one that acted out.

I did not want to hear something that would make me unsettled. I had just claimed my mate and completed my life, I did not want to learn of anything that would rob me of my bliss, but it was inevitable. We tried hard to wrap things up before our wedding but couldn’t. A lot had spilt over. Deciding not to question all the criminals was lazy but the best move.

We really did not need all their testimonies. As things were, Larry was the only one that needed questioning. He was the one with the master plan. He only fed the people what he wanted them to know, so we won’t be on to him when the information leaks.

He was fearless about it, and he did not need questions. The pouch filled with silver dust he held in his hands that day in his house in Gad gave him the effrontery to spill his guts. He told us the truth without remorse thinking his victory was a given. We did not need to prompt or question him. He had told us everything.

Everyone would have to pay the price of treason for whatever reason. Whether justifiable or not, treason was a crime punishable by death. Tamia had told me we could only lock up so many people. We cannot waste taxpayers’ money feeding criminals who want to destroy our world’s peace.

A mass execution would have to occur, sparing only people that might be important in the future for information purposes but keeping them locked up.

was inevitable, and that was why I planned on waiting a month before passing judgement. By then, it would not share the same month

not want anything that would taint the memory of our union, however urgent

she was about to wake up. It was morning already, but we had

She sat up in bed, and I did the same. I would have sat up sooner had she not been on

her. She laughed, and I kissed my mark on her neck. It

prepare for the day. I was yet to decide how we would be having breakfast. Since Devin and Leo had returned to their regions, it was just

because of my mother. They were yet to tell me what was happening, but I suspected everyone

remaining oblivious about the situation until my

like that, but my father had taken Jake’s wife and sister. I

today?” Tamia asked

I doubt the information would be pleasing, but it is necessary to wrap things up, especially for my mother’s sake. What you said about Larry bringing it up at his

got the letter,” she said, and I

he went there. Devin not getting the letter is the best bet. That would distance my mother from the massacre that occurred that night. She would still be found guilty of attempting to create a situation that would have killed my father, but the punishment for that is less. I am to lock her up for a year, but she can spend that year under

she asked, and I figured Tamia knew of

each other. I wonder why they think it is

more fun,” she teased, and

admitted to sending that letter to Jenny. The case would have been dismissed. Larry has Jenny’s computer and evidence, so he can use the information as he sees fit. We just

she asked me,