The Dark Side of Fate

153 To Greenville

~Max~

It was finally time for us to head South to Greenville. I would lie if I said I wasn't nervous. If what we encountered in Greenville would be worse than what we met in Brentwood, then we had serious cause for worry.

Although we wont be travelling heavily like last time, it was still a dangerous mission.

I hadn't led a battle in a while, so I knew I would be rusty. The fact that Leo said the serum would impede our Alpha abilities and weaken our communication was scary, but we planned to make it work.

I repeatedly went through the formation and strategy with the warriors and alphas to ensure they knew what to do when we arrived at the venue.

Lukman had managed to find a way to communicate with us and told us where we would find them.

We did not want the enemy to be on alert, so attacking them when they least expected it was important. Lukman had told us that Ilya and Gaines would be our adversaries in Greenville. I wasn't surprised, knowing Yuri would be in Gad. Whoever would be standing in for Yuri in the South would fall; that much I could guarantee myself.

Casper had drilled Inkabod for information on Ilya and Gaines, and we had learned that Ilya was Yuri's, right-hand man.

He became important after Mikhail's death which meant should Yuri fall; the bastard will take over. Gaines was also a dangerous bastard, according to Inkabod, but they were the same to me.

Getting ready to head south, I thought of everything I would want for myself after this.

Leo had been uneasy about sending me because he believed I had nothing to live for, but he was wrong.

Everything I had seen and experienced in Mountain since Alexei took over my pack had been transformative, giving me a cathartic relief. Seeing Amelia and Leo gave me hope. He had done it twice, and Amelia was the third time.

I was hopeful that fate would smile on me, too, and I would have the things I have always wanted; a family.

I wasn’t keen on a fated, but any would do. I was motivated to live and love again, which was motivation enough to survive because I wanted to do these things in a world of peace. Leo had nothing to worry about. I had made peace with my past and was hopeful about the future.

that the van was ready, and the troops and other alphas had gone ahead of

forest, and attack at night. It was okay for our

us not to administer the serum until an hour before we engaged in battle. He claimed a horrible rash came with it. We decided to move with medical practitioners and an armoured ambulance that we would hide in the woods miles away

had offered to come with meds to help with the side effects of the medication,

lead naturally in Leo's absence, Leo had put

communication flow easily, I grouped

the impeded communication range that would occur on the battlefield due to

him to remain and keep Mountain safe. Ricardo knew it was bullshit, but he had no

enemy; I wouldn't want to create another in the

Leo will never forgive me for it. I

heard Kyle in my

van is outside. I am on my way out," I said,

Leo's house, I knew things wouldn't be the same

an effort to turn my life

It had everything to do with love and the need to protect

my world. I promised to succeed this time around. With so much to prove, I held onto hope to

headed out, and the armoured van that would take us to Greenville was

Kyle’s beta Allen. They were all ready for battle. Kyle Joined us outside, and we entered the van, ready to

hope, resolve and the need to survive. We will need all the positive energy

this?" Kyle

my pack, meet someone, settle down and start a new life," I said

is happy now. I plan to follow in his footsteps, and this time, I plan to be fateful regardless of the situation. If I settle with a chosen and a second chance mate shows up, I will reject her in a heartbeat. Never again will I hurt my mate. I really wronged Linda, and even though I am yet to forgive myself for it, I hope to fix my blunder one day," he said and sighed, knowing how

Leo was remorseful immediately, but it took us losing everything to realise our blunder. I was

from them. It was time to talk to them as a leader should. I knew they were confident, but they needed

and Christopher smiled at me. He always had a smile