The Dark Side Of Fate

Chapter 334

The Dark Side Of Fate 06 A Unseen Request

~Tamia~

We remained in the garden, engrossed in conversation about various topics until evening when we received word that our children had returned from Grizlo. I quickly rose from my seat, followed by Claudia, Linda, and the rest. Nicole, whose children were grown and residing in Lucland City, didn’t share the same sense of anticipation as we did.

With haste, I made my way towards the driveway in front of the mansion. The vans had arrived, and our children were disembarking. Keith and Joseph immediately embraced Harper as she emerged from the vehicle, and she reciprocated their affection with a radiant smile.

One by one, the others showered our returning children with hugs and warm greetings. Charlotte playfully tousled their hair, patiently waiting for her younger siblings to join. It was a joyful but crowded scene, the culmination of the news they had shared and the realisation that their graduation meant they wouldn’t need to return to Grizlo.

I approached Harper, and her face lit up with a wide grin upon seeing me. “Mom,” she exclaimed as we embraced.

“He’s still in the van,” she whispered to me, referring to Liam, and I gave her a gentle pat on the back. “Your father is in his office,” I whispered back, well aware of the special bond they shared. Harper broke the hug and headed inside, followed by everyone else.

Finally, Liam stepped out of the van. Although he appeared outwardly fine, I knew better. His eyes held a haunted and pained look, and without hesitation, I enveloped him in my arms. “You’ll be okay, son. It will get better,” I whispered reassuringly, and he allowed himself to be embraced. It was clear that he needed this comforting gesture, and I was grateful that he let me provide it.

After our hug, I posed a question to Liam.

“Would you like to see your father first, or would you prefer to go to the bungalow?” I asked, noticing his gaze fixed on the entrance.

“I suppose I should see the King first and find out my fate,” he replied, and I couldn’t resist playfully ruffling his hair, though I knew it embarrassed him. He may have grown up, but he would always be my little boy.

walk you there,” I offered, understanding his concerns about facing his father after causing worry by going missing for a few hours. I knew that Sylvester was more worried than angry, but I doubted he would

vitality filled the previously quiet halls. The building was bustling with activity, with omegas bustling about attending to various tasks. I knew the dining room would be lively tonight, and I felt a deep sense of gratitude that I had my children with me, safe

office, where Harper was seated on the couch, engrossed in an animated conversation with her father. He sat behind his desk, attentively listening and wearing a smile. I could tell that Sylvester was genuinely relieved to have them back, and I felt a wave of reassurance wash over me. The moment Liam and I walked in, the room

embrace. Witnessing their interaction, I felt a sense of relief knowing that this wouldn’t be a heated argument, as had sometimes

Liam’s head in a gentle grip, gently resting it against his own while gazing at him intently. I knew

are home safely,” Sylvester expressed, and Harper beamed with

for the weekend,” Harper shared, and I glanced at Sylvester, who

will follow suit. It’ll only be for the weekend. Besides, we could use some family time before our visit to Mountain,” he explained, and I didn’t see any reason to object. It sounded like a good idea, especially since I could also see Joseph and Keith off to school on Monday. I nodded eagerly, but I noticed that Liam didn’t share the same

his reaction. He looked at me, his eyes

urgency in his expression. He glanced at his

said, and Sylvester’s

questioned, seeking clarification, and Liam nodded in

that even the royal family wouldn’t dare commit. Their lives are essentially forfeit,” I stated, grasping the severity of

doesn’t add up…” Liam began, speaking rapidly, and before I could interject, Sylvester intervened, signalling