The Wolfless Luna's Revenge: Returning With His Secret Twins Chapter 86

[SAMANTHA’s Point of View]

“Mommy!”

“Please take us ho!”

Devon and Diana cried, and I was confused about what had happened. For a matter of minutes, when I wasn’t looking at them, when I parked my car in the parking lot, the kids were already in distress and crying.

My eyes looked for Madison and Cynthia, wondering where the hell they went when my kids were left in the playground looking scared. I was so furious I glared at the mothers and they threw the sa distasteful look as they led their children away from us.

I couldn’t believe the amount of hatred I was getting from these people. Convincing the council and the mbers about my worth in the pack was not enough for the Silver Crescent to completely accept us. While I haven’t done anything to make them believe I can be the Luna this pack needed, I wouldn’t be anything to them but a deserter.

Madison ca running towards , her face as white as paper as she panted with her forehead beaded with cold sweat, “I am so sorry, Miss Samantha!”

Her eyes were wide with fear when she looked at , but I saw she was more concerned about the kids than her fear of my anger. She bent down to rub Diana’s back, trying to comfort my daughter while her face was full of guilt. Her eyes were teary as she asked Diana, “What happened, sweetheart? I am so sorry; I thought Cynthia was with you when I left to go to the bathroom! Did soone hurt you? Oh, I’m really so sorry.”

Diana didn’t look upset with Madison, though, and let go of to hug her babysitter. Devon looked at them and then at as he exclaid, "It’s the other maid," in a nervous voice. “She told us Diana and I are wolfless! She told us we are not welco in this place and we will never be happy here!”

My eyes sharpened. “A maid? Not Cynthia and Madison?”

Devon shook his head and then buried his face on my thigh, too embarrassed for to see him scared when he’s supposed to protect his sister.

“It’s okay, Devon. You and your twins are safe now.” I put my hand on top of his head, and my eyes went to Madison. “Who is this maid they are talking about, Madison? Did Lena send another maid here without telling ? What’s happening here?”

“Soone ca here today,” Madison explained with Diana still in her arms. “I thought you already knew, Miss Samantha. So I didn’t feel worried about it. She told she was sent to help with the kids.”

That’s when the red light in my head started to flash, “Have you seen that woman around the pack manor before?” My chest started to tighten as I realized my kids weren’t safe no matter how strict the security was.

“Wait, where is Cynthia?”

Sothing wasn’t right. The panic on Madison’s face made it clear to that she had no idea what had happened, so we carried the twins and started looking around the playground until I heard soone screaming in the nearby storage area. With all my strength, I kicked the tal door and saw Cynthia sobbing miserably inside. The poor girl was trembling with fear.

“Cynthia, Goddess, what happened to you?” I asked after I put Devon down and helped her get up from the floor. “Who did this to you?”

“I—I don’t know, Miss Samantha,” Cynthia sobbed as she tried to explain everything while sitting and curled on the ground. Her face was sared with tears and her eyes were swelling from crying. “Kana! The maid who said she was sent to help us with the kids—she told Diana went running here so I went after Miss Diana. But she wasn’t here! Before I knew it, soone had locked inside, and I was so scared,” she broke down as she covered her face with her hands, “I thought no one’s going to know I’m here.”

“It’s okay, Cynthia. Don’t be scared; Mommy’s here. She will keep us safe,” Devon soothed Cynthia as he patted her on the head.

“I can’t let this slip,” I snarled as I fished my phone inside my handbag and called Dominic.

There was surprise in his voice, “Samantha?”

“The kids and I need to see you. Right now, Dominic!” I said the words firmly. “There’s sothing I need you to fix here.”

*****

I didn’t want to bring the kids to the packhouse yet, but I had no choice. I couldn’t let these awful things keep on happening while I wasn’t around my children. And I couldn’t let Madison and Cynthia suffer as well. This was sothing Dominic had to take seriously. I knew these people were trying my patience. They kept pushing to the edge, thinking they could drive away from Silver Crescent with their bullying.

“Samantha...”

Dominic rushed to et us in the main hall of the pack manor and went to check on Diana and Devon. My twins were still upset and scared. Dominic bent down, his face dead worried for them. “Are you both hurt?”

“No,” Devon answered as bravely as he could as he made himself look tough in front of Dominic. “No one can hurt Diana while I’m around. But this maid, the one with blonde hair, is so an. She told and Diana we are wolfless kids and we will never be happy in this place. She is so an.”

Dominic’s eyes went to and I gave him a disturbed look on my face. “This maid... Madison and Cynthia told she was sent to help with the kids. But no one inford about it. I only allow Madison and Cynthia to take care of them and no one else.”

“What is the na of that Oga?” His eyes were dark and furious as he looked at Madison and Cynthia. The two poor maids trembled in fear in front of their Alpha and answered in unison, “Kana, your Grace.”

“I miss Annie,” Diana pouted with teary eyes.

“Don’t worry, love. I will make sure this won’t happen again,” Dominic managed a sweet smile on his little girl as he pushed Diana’s hair behind her ear, “We can go to a picnic together. All of us.”

Devon seed excited at the idea as he bead at us with a huge smile. I asked the two babysitters to take the kids to my office and make sure they have their snacks before Lena cos to fetch them.

“Do you think Olivia did this?” My voice was low but sharp and he bit his lower lip, considering the idea. “I don’t know anyone who would go this far, Dominic.”

He gestured to one of the Gamma guards to approach him and he hissed, “Bring that Oga maid nad Kana and make sure Olivia will co here as well. She has to explain this.”

*****

Sohow, it upset that Dominic took the matter into his hands and asked to wait in the sitting area of the pack house until he was finished interrogating the maid. I had a bad feeling about it, though, after he brought two Gamma soldiers with him in that small room where he usually grilled the accused.

He was wiping his hands on a clean white towel when he got out of the room. Blood sared his white shirt as he looked at with dark, lethal eyes.

“Dominic! What did you do?” I asked him as I stood from my seat with a horrified face. Goddess, he went overboard with his punishnt for the culprit.

“She doesn’t talk. I had to make myself a little convincing, but Liam thinks that girl is under the influence of a spell that forbids her to say the na of the person who ordered her to hurt the kids.” He snarled as he threw the bloody towel on the floor. Dominic was looking so pissed. “She will stay in one of the dungeons until she’s out of that d*mn sorcery!”

“Alpha, Olivia is in your office waiting for you.” Liam stepped inside the room and bowed his head slightly, acknowledging my presence. “It seems she has no idea why you summoned her.”

“Of course she won’t admit she did it.” Dominic snarled as he slumped on the sofa with a heavy sigh. His eyes were darting, and even I got scared when a growl reverberated in his throat. “Whoever ordered that maid will pay for what they did to my kids.”

“Let go talk to her.” I stood from my seat. It was clear that my mate was too enraged to think rationally about what happened. “I need you to calm down and don’t kill that poor maid. She is under a spell, and we are not sure if she really hates us or if she was forced to hurt Devon and Diana.”

“Are you sure you can handle this?” Dominic sohow cooled down as he leaned forward and rested his elbows on his knees. “I don’t trust leaving you with Olivia.”

I sat beside him and smiled, “It’s okay. I can do this.” I whispered and kissed him softly on the lips. “Go and check the kids.”