The Dark Side of Fate

The Dark Side Of Fate By Karima Sa’ad Usman Chapter 229

The Dark Side Of Fate 67 What Happened (Book 2)

~Devin~

Leo and I discussed extensively what Andrew had told him when I wasn’t around, but he did not make it too complicated for my benefit. I wasn’t in the right frame of mind, and he knew it, so he made it short and hoped he would see me soon.

“Okay, keep me posted on what you need. Alexei would soon be there. He left us after breakfast. I am sure you will be welcome there,” Leo said, ready to end the call, and I was glad Alexei would be around.

I hung up and handed the phone to Casper.

“So you will be returning?” I asked him, knowing he was Leo’s beta and the second most important man in the east. He shook his head and smiled.

“Alpha requested we remain with you and return with you in two days.” He replied, and I was grateful for Leo’s kind gesture.

I thanked Casper.

“Did the warriors pick any of the arrows that were shot at us?” I asked him now that I thought I could process the information.

“Yes, Alpha Corrigan. One of them got hit, and he pulled it out and held it with his mouth. It wasn’t silver but iron,” Casper said, and I was shocked that I did not notice that a tracker got hit. Knowing iron did not affect us; I knew the tracker would be fine.

“I am glad he is alright,” I said, and he nodded.

“Do you think we encountered a different group from Susan?” I asked him so it would not seem like I was overthinking and analysing the situation. Casper nodded.

“That arrow was expensive. Silver isn’t a cheap metal, and an arrow made from silver is expensive. Whoever shot that arrow wanted her dead, but they had no time to assess her body. Maybe they were called away,” Casper said, and I knew I would have to wait for my mate to wake up so I could ask her what really happened.

I remained seated on the chair, hoping Susan would soon open her eyes, while Casper excused me.

Luna Alia sent me clothes and food and then made a couch available in the hospital room for me to sleep on.

She must have somehow figured I wasn’t going to leave the place. I was grateful for the accommodation and hospitality.

Two hours later, Alexei came to see me.

his

in the morning, so he was surprised that

of the doubt, but they were still on my radar. I wouldn’t relax where they were concerned until it was proven beyond

all our troubles started with their arrival. It had to count for something. I hid my emotions and reservations because I

the evening. She opened her eyes

side

focus on me, and when she

I nodded and kissed

Don’t you ever run away from me again,” I warned her,

I would not win. I didn’t want you to go against anyone for my sake; you already have a lot to

You and me?” I told her, and she nodded gently. It wasn’t obvious, but I

then her eyes opened

was as if she

Devin. I saw her. She was

the woods but could not

wanted to

wanted to expose

supposed to

shifted back to my human form, and approached her to be sure she was the one, and I wasn’t mistaken.,’ she said and looked at me

exonerate myself badly. I wanted to come home,” she said,

wiped away her tears and kissed her forehead to calm her

is okay, baby. I am taking you home, and you won’t have to be afraid anymore,” I assured her while

was her. I thought I was wrong, Devin, but I saw her. She was surprised to see me, and that was when they shot me in the thigh and on my side. They ran away, afraid that you might be coming. They did not know I was alone. That was what saved my life, Devin. I swear I saw here with them. Those weird-eyed people. I can’t prove it, but it will be wise if you take my word for

could see the panic in her eyes again. She looked worried and

you see?” I asked her, trying to calm her down. She turned to look

Alice,” she said, and I was utterly

morning that I was called

could not tell Susan she might be mistaken because Alice was

like Alice, and fear had made her connect the dots because she did not like Alice and

her,” I told Susan,

was wrong because she had no reason to

Devin. Call Lukman. She is working with the enemy. I saw her,” Susan said, insisting, and I had to respect her and