The Dark Side Of Fate by Karima Sa'ad Usman novel Chapter 128

~Sylvester~

I stood in front of the mirror in my room, adjusting my official outfit.

Tamia stood behind me, and even though it was a given that we would win, we were still worried.

Many things didn't go as we had hoped, but we held on to the hope that we would succeed eventually.

Leo had pushed for immediate effect pertaining to the letter he sent yesterday.

They had called an impromptu meeting to vote and decide.

All parties concerned were to attend, and I was eager.

Dominic had decided he would stand in as a Balyeav today.

That was the only way we would not allow Vino to vote. I did not know how it would go, but I knew it would be a long day.

I looked at Tamia through the mirror and noticed her dress was free on the waistline. Her bump was already showing, which meant time was going by.

We need to restore peace before our bundle of joy comes into the world.

The blue moon ceremony was also a part of it. I also did not want any more surprises.

I wanted to maintain order and prevent a war.

We all wanted to go back to our lives.

These people were like parasites, vermins, weeds that needed to be uprooted. They were a problem.

One thing I have learned so far is that anyone who challenges physically in the open is true in comparison to one that hides in the shadows.

The King's personality was clear to me. He was a brilliant coward that liked to manipulate from the darkness. He was also not sure he would win. That was why he was yet to make a move.

"Let's knock them dead," Tamia said with a big grin, and I smiled at her.

"You know you look smashing in your uniform," She said, and I spun around so she would admire it.

If everything went well, this would be the last time I would wear the uniform I had on.

"I am sure the king outfit would be more exquisite," she said, and I pulled her close and kissed her passionately.

We went for breakfast, and everyone was ready. The only member of the family that wasn't going to the council was David, and because of that, my mother chose to remain.

I did not mistrust David; I just did not want his presence to be used against us. He, too, was an Alpha Volkov. Even though he did not want anything, I had to protect the plan on all fronts.

We sat in silence; everyone was nervous about the outcome.

Making a plan was one thing, but carrying it out was another. We had planned this but had to make some slight changes. I hoped it worked out.

The regional leaders left ahead of us. No one knew they were at the estate, so they must arrive at the council hall before us.

It also didn't matter whether they were at the estate or not; we just did not want a situation where it would be apparent that it was all planned.

"Shall we," I told Tamia as we stepped out of the mansion and entered the Limo waiting to take us to the council hall. We had to do an entire convoy with escorts. I was moving in an official capacity.

Marcel and Theodore were nervous in the Limo with Avery and Linda. I could see the worry in all their eyes.