Hiding the Alpha's Twins: His Wolfless Luna
Chapter 106

Chapter 106: Chapter 106

[SAMANTHA’s Point of View]

I had to know what was really going on.

Why was my mother involved with those people? What was her part in what was going on at Silver Crescent? All I knew was that Lena was my mother’s best friend. They’ve always been together, discussing the issues in the pack, and Lena trusted Mom—her judgment and Mom’s advice were always appreciated by Mother Luna of Silver Crescent.

It was as if Mom was a genius or something. I knew little of what she really did. I just remembered she was always on business trips with Lena and the other members of the pack. It was Dad who basically raised me. He used to tell me Mom was an important person in Silver Crescent, and that’s why she was needed all the time, especially in every council meeting before.

And when Mom was home, she never let me in their room. Especially when she and Dad used to fight and yell after every ‘business trip’ she went on before.

I flipped the diary and read page to page but couldn’t find anything that could give me any proof that she was connected with the Black Claws. Maybe Black Claws and the Fang Trinity weren’t related at all? Maybe they were separate organizations with only one goal—to destroy the royal family and rule the continent.

I wasn’t sure, but what I was most concerned about was my mother’s involvement in this. If she knew my father was a direct descendant of the crown, then why was she helping these people who wanted all of us dead?!

“Victoria Davis.”

The name was mentioned in Mom’s diary. The woman was her best friend and had been with her on every business trip. The only person who knew my mother very well aside Lena. And since Dominic’s mother refused to discuss my mother, I had no choice but to find this woman.

But where!?

I searched and searched the diary. My brow furrowed as I flipped through the pages, and there, at the back of the notebook, was an address below Victoria’s name.

“Not too far from here!” Breathlessly, I stood up and carefully placed everything back into the wooden chest, bringing only Mom’s diary and a picture of her with the woman she called Victoria. I just prayed she was still a member of the pack and didn’t move from the address that was written in the diary!

Her house was on the southern part of the territory, about an hour away from the Pack Manor. Those are rowhouses for the Gamma people of the pack and if I was not mistaken, was one of the oldest villages here in Silver Crescent.

Two One Five. The house number was Two One Five!

“Hello!?” I yelled as soon as I stood in front of the door and knocked several times, making it sound urgent. “Hello!”

No one answered.

I knew someone was in the house. I felt it with my werewolf sense. I wasn’t sure if it was a man or a woman, but there was definitely someone in there who had been ignoring me.

“I need to speak to Victoria Davis! Is she here!? This is urgent, please!”

I was starting to feel desperate until I had no choice but to say it. “It’s me! Samantha! Daughter of Dianne from Fang Trinity!”

One minute and the door abruptly opened, revealing a woman with long dark hair and a panic-stricken face. My eyes widened when she looked left to right first before she pulled me aggressively inside her house.

“Are you f*cking insane! You can’t yell those words in front of my house!” She hissed at me, her face inches from mine and full of fury, “Are you looking for a death sentence!?”

“Are you Victoria!?” I answered her with a deadly glare. “Are you that person who was mentioned in my mother’s diary?!”

She didn’t answer and turned her back on me with one, angry spin. I saw the panic on her face. The trembling of the fingers of her hands as she tried to stop them. The lines on her forehead and how her face ashen as she saw my face—like she had seen a ghost that had been haunting her day and night.

“You are not supposed to be in here!” she hissed at my face and then shook her head with her face filled with horror, “You shouldn’t have read Dianne’s diary! You are putting yourself and your children’s life in danger!”

“It’s too late for that,” I said, “I have to know what is really happening! I have to know why Mom was involved with such criminals, Victoria! What are you and Mom have been hiding from everyone here!”

“No. This is a mistake! You are not supposed to know!” she was hysterical. Her eyes were so wide as if she was talking to herself. Her hands went to her long, dark hair, pulling it as if she was in pain. “You are not supposed to know!”

“There are people who want me and my children dead, Victoria!” I glared at her, stopping her from walking around me like an agitated dog, and grabbed her hand so she could look straight into my eyes. “I have to know what you and my mother have been working at Fang Trinity! I need to know what had she been doing with them and why she’s being involved with the organization that wants us dead!”

“It’s better if you don’t know—”

I pulled her to me and grabbed her jaw as the orbs of my eyes turned gold. Her eyes widened in terror at what she saw.

“I know that my father is connected to the royal family, Miss Victoria. What I want to know is why my mother is involved with those criminals. Why did she pursue working with them? What made her so desperate!”

She stared at me, not knowing how to answer. Where to start.

“Tell me. Tell me she was only forced to work with them!”

“No. She’s not forced to work with them, Samantha,” she answered with a sad voice as she averted her eyes from me. “She’s not forced or blackmailed to do anything. Dianne volunteered to work with them, child.”

I was petrified at what I heard, baffled at the answer I never expected. “What?”

My hand went loose and she took the opportunity to get away from me as she caressed the part where my hand left a handprint on her arm. The sight made me feel awful but if I didn’t do it, there’s now way she would talk.

“What do you mean she volunteered?” I frowned, feeling so confused and hurt.

Victoria gave me a scared, cautious look and remained far out of my reach as she uttered with remorse in her voice, “Dianne was my friend. She was the brightest in our batch where we used to study and test werewolves who had the potential to become super soldiers. The project was once designed by the current Alpha’s father after he got a threat from a neighboring pack that they would claim Silver Crescent as part of their turf.”

“Then what is my mother’s part in this?” I asked her. “Why her?”

She gave me a side look in the eye before she continued anxiously, “Just like what I told you, your mother is a genius. She helped the Silver Crescent win that war as the Alpha’s advisor and strategist.”

“That doesn’t make sense—”

“And she had to work with the Fang Trinity because of you!”

I looked at her in fret, bewildered at what she said.

She let out an exasperated sigh and then slumped herself on the sofa behind her while I remained standing, gazing at her with a puzzled face. My shoulders drooped as I shook my head slightly in frustration.

“It was too late when your father admitted to your mother that he was one of the King’s sons who ran away to have a more peaceful life away from the throne,” she explained sadly as she stared at her fiddling fingers. “At an early age, you showed first signs that you are indeed a legitimate descendant of the primordials so your mother has no choice but to work with them to know how to seal your powers away from these people not to detect you. Because she knew that another war was brewing. And this time, it wasn’t just the Silver Crescent that was in danger. But the whole continent!”

“Seal what?” I repeated, still couldn’t believe what I was hearing.

“You powers as a Primordial being,” she answered without hesitation but with anger in her eyes. “Your mother had to sacrifice her safety and loyalty to Silver Crescent just to seal that power within you. And the only way you can use it again is the blood of your own blood. The only way to unseal it.”

“And why would I do that?! Why would I unseal it if Mom did her everything to keep it hidden from the enemies?!” I snarled at her.

“Because you don’t know what is coming, child!” her voice started to sound eerie and delusional. “You don’t know the destruction is coming to this pack and your family! And the only key to awaken you power to protect everyone is your children’s blood!”

I was horrified at what I heard. “There’s no way I would let that happen! No one can hurt my children!”

“You have no choice, Samantha!” It’s the only way to stop these evil men!”

“I will think of a way but no one is hurting my twins!” I answered anxiously and then bit my lower lip hard. “I will find another way, Victoria!”

“You have to be quick before it’s too late.” she said with a warning as she glared at me. “This time, no one can save you and your children but you, Samantha. Only you. So make your choice.”