The Dark Side Of Fate By Karima Sa’ad Usman Chapter 160 ~Sylvester~

The day of Larry’s hearing was finally upon us. It was not supposed to be long, but we had to brace ourselves for surprises. I watched Tamia stand in front of the mirror in the closet, admiring her brooch. It was one of the many decorative accessories she was given to use in her official capacity as Queen.

Today she would not be a guest in the King’s Hall, but the Queen and I looked at her proudly. We had come a long way and still had a long way to go. Ending Larry’s madness was just a phase, but we had the right to breathe and celebrate.

I went to her and wrapped my arms around her from behind. I touched her bump gently in the process. The free-flowing short gown she was wearing covered it up. She closed her eyes and smiled. I could tell that she was genuinely happy. That was all I ever wanted. She turned to face me, and we kissed passionately.

Breaking the kiss, she smiled at me.

“So today is the day we put all of this behind us,” She said, and I smiled, nodding.

We left our room and headed out. We would be leaving for the city in a convoy. Unlike before, when we all shared a limo, it would be just Tamia and me in our Limo while the others shared another Limo. It was the only downside of being a king. The invisible line that separated us during official occasions was a bother, but we could bear it.

We arrived at the King’s Hall with a crowd cheering for us.

The people were still grateful for what happened at the Lucland general hospital. They saw us as heroes, and I was glad that Larry’s last move made us more popular with our people.

Thinking of everything, I wondered how Larry believed he would be King. Lucas was right to question Larry’s resolve.

He should not have had that many resources to pull off the stunt that he did, but an angry, determined man could do anything, and to think all that he was fighting for was built on a lie was highly annoying and disappointing.

Emily had misled him and put him into a situation where he would commit unnecessary blunders.

Although Larry had a wife now, he ruined and broke another woman’s heart to seek revenge for his first love, who did not care for him. She was trying to climb the social ladder by all means.

was a sad and disappointing story I was not willing to tell in

and I alighted from our ride and stood side by side to wave and greet the

into the hall and went to our box. It had only two chairs strictly reserved

were around. They were council members, so it was compulsory for them to attend the hearing. Everyone needed to be there. Vino sat in Dominic’s old box. I was sure everyone had learned about Vino’s heritage, and all that Jenny and

sat in the same box with Vino, and Jake Brighton was with her. We hid Lucas in the building so no one would guess

many down with him was a given, and

Amanda, Ramsey, Jacob Makhailov, Gatson Wayat and Neil Peakman were lined

already

not occupy our cells, and we could not allow

Something had to give.

Marcel, Theodore, Dominic and David, with the help of Vino, who knew what role they all

I would judge the people present because they were the leaders. They were the pioneers of the uprising; the

the Lawrence seat was vacant, we needed someone else

and I hoped they had sorted that part out because I did not plan to linger in

and I figured he had been made the council

Hall and witness the hearing. Then he stated

before informing everyone of the day’s

the following people. Larry McMillian, Amanda Richford, Ramsey Richford, Jacob Makhailov, Gaston Wayat and Neil Peakman. They have conspired and committed treason and must be tried and punished for their crimes.” Devin said, and I could hear

recovered. There was no way they would go free or receive a slap on the wrist. They had committed heinous

silent, and

read Amanda’s crimes, and she pleaded guilty. The same was done

Peakman was difficult; he pleaded not

baseless allegations laid against me. It is my right

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