Chapter 59

~Tamia~

Shock could not describe how I felt after Stephanie had told me everything.

I sat on the couch and stared at her, speechless.

“Why are you trusting me with this level of information, Luna Stephanie?” I asked her, and she wiped

away her tears.

Going down memory lane was hard for her, and I could see she loved her husband dearly, just like I

loved Leo, and I wouldn’t have let him go.

To be fair to her, I could understand her predicament, which was why I had to let Devin go when he

came to me.

I couldn’t be selfish and crush the one person that dared to love me through my pain.

My heart truly belonged to Sylvester. I was lucky.

Stephanie did not have a Sylvester that would sweep her off her feet and rescue her, so she had to

deal, but hearing her open up to me like this made me afraid.

I wasn’t her best person; in fact, there was friction between us, and I doubted it would change. For her

to tell me this meant she was desperate.

I tried to remain calm while I waited for her to respond.

“I think he is behind this, Tamia,” she said and bowed.

“He might feel cheated. He is an Alpha, and he is older than Sylvester. If he weren’t a bastard, he

would have been the lord of the north. I am sure he knows I am the reason Maurice could not marry his

mother properly,” she said, and I wondered if she was speaking from knowledge and not just a hunch.

There was no way she wouldn’t know what was going on in this David’s mind if she wasn’t privy to it.

I looked at her for a bit.

“Are you sure about these things?” I asked her, and she nodded.

“I can’t lie about this,” She responded, and I wanted to beg to differ, but I held my tongue.

“You know if I tell Sylvester about this man, he will hunt him down, and there will be no going back from

this,” I said and sighed.

“Are you sure he is a threat to my mate?” I asked her, letting her know Sylvester was my first concern,

and she nodded. I smiled because I had her right where I wanted her.

“In that case, I need you to come clean about it. Tell me how you are so sure this man is a threat?” I

asked her, and she looked at me and nodded her head.

“I do not know how to explain it, Tamia, but I just have a hunch. At least let us find him, and then we will

know what to do from there,” She explained, and I understood what she wanted from me.

Stephanie wasn’t sure of her hunch, and she knew Sylvester would not have a subtle approach, and

his approach could aggravate this David. She wanted me to tell Sylvester about David and make sure

he is subtle about it.

“Very well then..” I said, and just then, I heard Sylvester’s voice in my head.

“Where are you?” He said, and I knew he had woken up and wondered where I had gone.

I got off the couch and looked at my barefoot.

“On my way back to you, darling,” I linked with him, and he was quiet.

“I have to go back,” I told Stephanie, and she nodded and looked at me.

“I am truly happy for both of you. I know it may not seem so, but I am. I am also begging you not to

break his heart, Tamia. Susan left my baby wounded, which is why I have been uptight. Please.” She

said and looked at my tummy.

“I am sure you two will make a great family,” She said, and I smiled at her.

“I cannot hurt him, Stephanie, and he knows it. I love him with everything I am, and I have turned my

back on everything just to be with him. My love and heart are in his hands. I hope he does not break

me,” I said, and she could not speak.

I did not owe her the explanation that I had rejected my fated for his sake. That was to remain between

Sylvester and me, but she needed to know that I was in my relationship a hundred per cent, and I did

not plan on ever letting my man go.

I hugged her and assured her everything would be alright before leaving her room and heading towards

mine. I bumped into Lilly on my way, and she looked at my foot.

One thing I noticed was she was lurking around our corridors too much. I know Sylvester was easy on

her, but this wasn’t her wing.

“Good Evening, Luna,” She said to me, already according me the respect of Luna.

“Hello, Lilly,” I said, and she looked at my barefoot.

“Is that because you are pregnant?” She asked me with a tinge of jealousy, and I smiled.

“No, dear, it is so I can sneak around the place unnoticed,” I said and walked away from her.

I felt her eyes on me, and I turned to wink at her.

I wanted her relaxed and a little bit on edge simultaneously. She was bound to make mistakes faster

when on edge than when relaxed.

“I entered the room and went to bed. Sylvester wrapped his arm around me and kissed my neck.

“The bed was cold,” he said, and I turned to look at him.

“Since when did a cold bed start troubling you?” I asked, wanting to laugh.

“When you started sleeping in it, Tamia,” He said in his low deep voice, and it made me shiver in a

good way. Sylvester knew how to turn me on, and this was one of those.

He came on top, and I knew the night would be longer than expected.

We had breakfast in the morning with our friends, and Sylvester brought up the investigation.

“I will want us to go through the things in late Jenny’s house,”

Sylvester said, and Marcel looked at him.

“Have you told the Lawrences about it? Especially Vino. She might be occupying a Babanin seat, but

she is still his aunt.” Marcel said, and I was a bit surprised that Jenny was Vino’s aunt, but the name

was a dead giveaway. She was Jenny Lawrence; I just thought she was a different Lawrence. In light of

this, things were a bit confusing in my head.

“I do not need permission, especially when I am trying to figure out why she was killed,” Sylvester said,

and Marcel nodded.

“Sign me up,” Linda said immediately, and Theodore looked a bit pissed at her.

I understood why she committed herself quickly because she knew he would try to stop her because of

the pregnancy.

“Are you sure it is the best way to go?” Marcel asked Sylvester, and he nodded.

“I knew my mother wasn’t the target of that attack. Jenny might have been involved in something or

known something to be eliminated.” Sylvester said, and Marcel sighed.

“What about the wire transfers that Lily was working on? Does it show any funds leading to or from

Jenny? We have to check everything knowing that your father almost wiped them out.” Marcel asked.

“They should lead somewhere,” Marcel added, and I remembered her phone call and contemplated

bringing it up.

“All those anonymous transfers lead to the south, and now some are going east. I have asked Lily to

take a break. I cannot leave her with a computer unattended, and I want to spend time with Tamia. So I

will find another way to trace the transfers,” Sylvester said and touched my hand. He kissed it, making

my body shake.

“I am worried that some people are stationing people in the east and west. With what has happened

recently, I hope an attack that would be blamed on the north will not ensue. We are yet to understand

why the transfers and the people they are going to are anonymous. I can’t shake off the fact that

everything is directed at destroying my family. The fact that my father had many enemies does not help

matters either. I am thinking of reaching out to the distant Volkovs for help,” He confessed, and I

touched his hand.

“Very well, what time do we go to Jenny’s house, and how many of us are going?” Theodore asked.

Sylvester smiled and kissed my hand again.

“See it more like a date because we are bringing our mates with us,” he said, and Marcel shook his

head.

“Avery and I have a doctor’s appointment this morning,” He said, and Sylvester shrugged.

“Go and return. Pending on what the doctor says will determine whether or not Avery will be coming,”

He said, and Marcel nodded and thanked him.

After the serious discussion, we returned to our food, and Sylvester could not keep his hands off my

body. He got me all worked up that I might have gone on top of him in that room.

He breathed in my scent and ensured his pinewood scent surrounded me. He nibbled my ears and

sucked on my sweet spot.

“My mark will be there soon, darling. You will be truly mine,” He linked me, and a faint moan escaped

my lips. The room was a bit blurry, and he was getting me worked up.

“I am already yours,” I linked him back, and I felt his tongue brush through, making my body shiver and

the hairs on my skin stand because of the goosebumps his action produced.

“Sylvester..” I moaned, and he placed a grape in my mouth, allowing his finger to enter my mouth. I

sucked on it to let him know the work I could do to his cock. He felt it because Knight growled, and

Kaira purred in my head.

“You two should get a room,” I heard someone say, but I was too far gone to know who did. It was

between Linda and Avery.

We finished breakfast, and Sylvester and I returned to our bedroom.

I was wet and horny, but at the same time, I needed to tell him about Lily.

We entered the room, and he rushed at me, ready to take me. As much as I wasn’t selfish, he had

ignited a fire that needed attention, so I let him go to work on my body.

It was a passion-filled morning, and I confessed to all sorts of things.

He made me say something that I wouldn’t have on a typical day while hitting the right spot; with his

intoxicating scent and the love I felt in my heart, I could promise him the moon, which wasn’t mine to

give by the way, but I could hypothetically give it to him because he had taken me there and back and

he knew it.

We lay on the bed tired, with my head against his chest. I kissed his chest, and he touched my back

gently.

I thought of the few times I heard of him while I was in the east.

If anyone told me he would be the love of my life back then, I wouldn’t believe them, but the funny part

was there was no day that I judged or resented him. It helped me decide to come to the north, and I

was glad I did.

“I need to talk to you about something,” I said, and he made both of us sit so he could look into my

eyes. He looked worried, so I smiled at him to be calm.

“Are the women in the Harem allowed to have cell phones?” I asked him, and he froze.

“I can’t let them have cell phones, Tamia; that will defeat the purpose of keeping them in check. They

can also betray the north and easily sell information that way,” he said, placing his hand on my cheek.

He thought I wanted him to give them cell phones. It was cute.

“I know you are a kind woman, but please do not ask me to give them a phone. Please do not ask me

to endanger the north.” He said, and I shook my head and kissed his hand on my cheek by turning

towards it. I used my hand to gently hold his palm against my face and closed my eyes to relish the

feeling.

“I need you to act rational and wisely about what I am about to tell you. Promise me you won’t lose your

shit,” I said, and he looked confused.

“Last night, I decided to check on Avery in her wing, so I left barefoot, knowing my attempt to wear

something on my feet would wake you up. While I walked down the hallways, I heard a voice. I hid

behind the door to listen; it was Lily talking on a phone. She told someone that things were a bit tight

and she couldn’t get something for the person and that the person should wait until during the all-region

game when security is loose,” I said, and I saw rage rise in his eyes. Sylvester looked like he was

about to kill someone, and I hoped it was nothing for Lily’s sake.