The Dark Side Of Fate

~Tamia~

I could not believe the wealth of information we had just gotten from Alpha Christian.

Who would have thought Liam Bricks was underaged and Alpha Christain’s son? The man had carried out the task given to him diligently, thinking he was saving his son’s life. Liam was a wicked child, and I was furious.

I could not say a word in the office. I was speechless.

Thinking of everything, I wondered what this uprising group wanted.

The issue came down to the four families that would head the council if the bill was passed.

Theodore and Marcel were Loyal. That leaves Vino, but Vino does not seem like the trouble kind. He did not seem pushy, and he never antagonised Sylvester. He has never done anything to work against Sylvester, nothing we know of.

I know he wants to be a friend and join their group. Today was his first show of anger and power, and he was irritated that the Alphas had wasted our time. He was relieved that the bill wasn’t passed. He might not have told me, but the smile on his face after the hearing said it all.

I was curious to find out who this person was. Was it Jacob Makailov? His family wouldn’t be considered if the bill was passed. It was a colossal mess, and we were right in the middle.

“Alpha Christian, we need your help to figure out who recruited your son,” I spoke up, and he nodded.

His eyes were bloodshot. He was angry and ashamed at the same time. Treason was a severe matter. His son had brought shame to the family, and if word got out, his family would lose respect.

Traitors are never able to redeem themselves, hence why Joan and Pamela swallowed their pride and begged; they had no choice but to do so, or they wouldn’t be cast out of their families and stripped of their names because of the lasting consequence of their actions.

“Anything to save my family’s reputation, Luna Tamia,” he said, and I nodded.

“What is his real name?” I asked, knowing Bricks wasn’t a northern last name.

“Liam Zakharov,” He said, and I nodded. He was a true northerner.

“Did he exhibit any behaviour before you sent him to study?” I asked, and he shook his head.

content before I sent him to the west. He wanted to go to Gad. He was an introvert in Haddad and did not have friends. He eventually made a friend

happy. The prospect of him finally having a friend seemed great,

called to inform us he would be sharing an apartment with his friend and that

had to travel to Gad to see where he would stay and meet his friend. She

it was okay. That was

out anything about Elaine?” I

Elaine Ashbreed. She went missing after my son was

using a false ID? It doesn’t

seem surprised, so I knew he was

mother’s favourite, so she must have helped him get it done. Something about wanting him to blend in. He had somehow gotten it in his head that he had no friends because of his last name. She said the west would be a great way to start over for him. Little did I know he

think this Elaine girl talked him into it. Based on all you have said, other than being an introvert, he was completely normal until he went to the west. I think he was catfished and made to move to the west for this purpose so they could initiate and use him. He is a

trickled down. He went on his knees immediately

Volkov,” he pleaded, and I could see the desperation in his eyes. Why did Liam do this to his father? This man was the leader of the north, just like Leo was the leader of the East. Other than the council and my mate, he answered to no one. All alphas reported

thigh gently to commend him. It was hard not to make an example of someone that had committed treason. It would make

wondered why she would make a false ID for her minor son

It was suspicious.

was a luna and part of this nonsense, this woman might be a part of it too. Luckily for me,

and Sylvester, Theo and I went to the dining

there, and they both seemed extremely

Glenda came towards the

can’t sit here tonight, Glenda,”

committed to you, so respect yourself and eat in

were all tired

away. He wasn’t going to commit himself. We all knew it, so I

Dominic, and he glared

tell you it was over, and you should go home, but you chose

back together again, Glenda. This time I am done. I can’t deal with your nonsense, and I do not think it is something I want to put up with for the rest of my life. You have done enough. My brother and I are in a good place now, and I want to keep it that way. I will never be Lord of the north, and you should leave since that is all you ever nag about,” He said, and I gasped because I understood what

must have been part of why