The Dark Side Of Fate

Chapter 72

~Sylvester~

I remained speechless in my office, and my mother stared at me. She looked genuinely worried, and I knew why.

I wanted to speak, but she interrupted me.

“That girl has been through a lot, and she loves you with all her heart, Sylvester, do not break Tamia’s heart,” She said with tears forming in her eyes.

“I used to want a daughter so badly, but I never had one. Tamia feels like my blood.” She said and wiped away her tears.

“I love her, Sylvester, and I love what you two have. Please,” She said and put her hand together to beg me.

“Do not break my Tamia’s heart. I know Susan is your first love, and you never got over her, but please; Tamia deserves better. Your wedding and claiming ceremony is seven weeks from now; please do not disappoint her and me. If you do, I will leave with her and my grandchild, and I will forget that you are my son,” She said with conviction in her eyes, and I knew she wasn’t lying.

“Why do you think I will be conflicted where Susan is concerned?” I asked her, and she composed herself.

“Because you keep your promises, Sylvester. You swore you would never settle down until she came back. You said you would find her and bring her back to make her your luna. You have remained single all this while, and that bitch Pamela said everything isn’t set in stone. Please, my son. Susan gave up on you and ran away. She should have hung around, fated or not. She should have waited to see what you would do, but she had no faith in you and left you alone with nothing but a letter and a broken heart. Do not destroy Tamia for her sake. I plead with you. I know you had a strong feeling for that girl, but she isn’t worth it. Please,” She said, and I felt terrible that my mother would think I would hurt Tamia for Susan’s sake.

“I love Tamia, and she is carrying my baby. I can never hurt her,” I said, and she nodded. She did not believe me, it was in her eyes, and it annoyed me a bit.

“I am nothing like my father, mother. I will never hurt the woman I love. Tamia has no family but us; I can never be cruel. I will die without her,” I said, and my mother studied my eyes and nodded.

“That was all I came to tell you; I will take my leave now,” she said and got up.

“Mother,” I called her attention, and she stopped to listen to me.

“Do not tell her about Susan. Allow me to do it myself, please,” I pleaded with her, and she hesitated before nodding, and then she left.

I sat at my desk, and my heart was still racing. Why would Susan come now after eleven years?

Why will she come to the north?

Why would Nikolay Sullivan come with her?

Was she playing on the Polo team?

I remembered how we learned horse riding and played Polo and Polocrosse together. I took an interest in the sport because of her, and it has remained my favourite since then.

Why would she return now when I had picked up the pieces of the heart that she shattered and moved on?

I was confused and angry.

I did not know how I would act when I saw her, and I did not know how I would feel.

I wondered how she was doing, if she was okay, and what she looked like now.

Was she married?

Did she have children?

Was she happy?

questions crossed

pain of her abandonment returned to

I could gather my

me out of the deep thought I

I said, and

called her first thing in the morning, but many things distracted me

to get involved and arrest him,” she

what will happen now?” I

spokesman Jacob Mikhailov.” She said, and I felt relief

group that seeks democracy and

the lordship and put the council in charge while the regions would

up names and told

of this?” I asked her, and

sentence in exchange for information.” She said, and I realised

transport him here secretly for

ran my fingers through my hair, feeling

news, but my heart wasn’t happy.

I needed the noise to quiet down and the spinning situation to stop, but I knew it wouldn’t, and it was getting

arrested, but

games

needed the traitors to be relaxed and follow their

documents in the

practice polo. Susan plagued my mind,

practised so hard until I was

trying to free my mind of

cliff and

horse back to the stables when it was

her green eyes; she was worried; I could

next to her, and she smiled

not seen her the whole day, and I felt guilty. Why was I

to me, and I rubbed her back gently,

to her, releasing my mind to communicate through the

lordship, place the council in charge and liberate the people of the regions by installing governors. I told her to bring him here so we can interrogate

He asked,

is safe. I want them to make more mistakes. Please, place someone to watch

silence. It was apparent that I wasn’t in high spirits, but

and Tamia and I got up

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