The Dark Side Of Fate by Karima Sa'ad Usman novel Chapter 227

~Leo~

Devin was a stupid man. I do not care what he thought, but he was a fool to accuse Susan carelessly. He was a fool to expect otherwise.

If I were her, I would run.

Even though I was head of the council, Devin and I could only make little changes. She was right to have run away. They wouldn't have bothered to investigate the matter, which would be a majority thing.

The Sullivans did not have a good name. There was no way they would spare her. She had also watched the execution of her family. That would mess with anyone. Devin was stupid to even discuss the matter with her without investigating first.

I believe Susan's mental state was fragile, and she did not deserve to be bombarded with such questions and accusations. Devin had a lot to learn about relationships.

"Why would he be that stupid?" Amelia asked, a bit pissed at Devin.

"I do not know what my brothers and Cousin told you two, but accusing her like that was wrong. Yes, the scenario he described was suspicious, but he should have investigated and gotten all the cards before asking her." Amelia said, annoyed I could tell she was worried too.

We dismissed the kappas and omegas, then headed back in. I had secretly sent my Gamma and guards to the airport to wait for our northern guests. Their arrival was meant to be a pleasant surprise for Amelia. But as things were, Devin and Susan's issues had ruined her good mood.

While we walked, I held Amelia's hand to calm her down. She was distraught for Susan. She had only met the woman yesterday and had taken to her very quickly.

"Why are you so scared for her, Moonlight," I asked her, opening the door to our bedroom, and she walked in and sighed.

"While we were in the kitchen yesterday, we discussed many things. Her emotions run deep, Leo. She isn't like me. I just let things roll off me by focusing on the good. She focuses heavily on the bad, and I do not think her life has been pleasant, either. It was insensitive of Devin to accuse her of wrong.

I would have run way too, Leo. She lived in Pridewood and left the very night the place was attacked. It did sound suspicious, but it wasn't suspicious enough, Leo.

They had broken up before then. She could have as well gone any other place. It is only a fool that will conspire to wipe out a pack and go to visit the head alpha of the region the very night it happened. What would have been her gain? She was better off running to the west then returning after the ordeal.

Guilty people aren't stupid. Informants or conspirators aren't stupid. They are always extra careful, sometimes too cautious, that they get caught in the process.

On the surface, it sounds like she is guilty, but then when you think about it, she must be an idiot to act that way if she is the one. Only an idiot would set a pack up for destruction and go to the lead alpha the same night.

It was a coincidence. Devin should even be grateful that the coincidence happened. She would have been part of the murdered or injured people. The Sullivans were so wicked that they would have killed their only child. It is unfortunate." She said, and I pulled her in for a hug so she could relax.

Although what Amelia said was right, Susan still looked guilty. If taking the south was their primary purpose, staying with Devin in Greenville would make much sense. All they need is an informant in Greenville, and they can attack. Once Greenville is down, they can take over the south.

If they find Susan, I plan to closely monitor her just in case she is the informant. I wouldn't want anyone delivering Mountain to the enemy.

I kept my thoughts to myself because it seemed Amelia liked her. I also hoped that I was wrong.

Amelia wrapped her arms around my waist and placed her head against my chest. I stroked her back gently, and she took a deep breath and exhaled. We had more significant issues, and Devin's issue with Susan wasn't a part of them. I hoped he found her soon, but Yuri and Erik were an issue.

"Are you ready to meet your other brother and cousin?" I asked her, and she broke the hug, looked at me and nodded.

We composed ourselves before leaving the room. We headed to the dining room and found Clay, Alexei and Andrew helping themselves to the food. They must have been starving.

The instant we entered, they stopped.

I was glad I told Macy to take over the cooking. I hoped Amelia wouldn't be mad, but I doubted she would want to cook for all our guests.

Alexei looked at Amelia and smiled, Clay looked a bit nervous, and I could not read Andrew's face.

Clay left what he was doing and rushed to her immediately. He stood in front of her and accessed her.

"Amelia," he said; from how he said it, it was obvious he had seen her before, but he would be introducing himself to her for the first time.