h4Chapter 785: 785-The Truth Of Darcy’s Affairs/h4

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    "This is all a lie. Her mother was not a good woman. Why else do you think she stayed silent so long and only nowes back iming I did all that to her?" my father barked, pulling the typical response of why a victim waits until a certain moment to speak her truth.

    "That’s because my mother was afraid others would do the same to her, like you did to her, because she is a mermaid. And let’s not forget, she had no proof," I hissed, but the smile my father gave me made my anger boil.

    "Then where is the proof now?" Niles grunted.

    "The proof is my word. The proof is my mother’s words," I spat back. Niles shook his head,ughing, until a sudden itch made him cough.

    He turned back to look at Norman, who had adjusted himself behind him, and his eyes widened when he felt a dagger in his back.

    "Now you will start speaking the truth," Norman said as he gripped Niles’s shoulder and shook him.

    "This is not allowed. How is it allowed?" Niles tried to y the same card, iming there were rules that rogues or anyone else couldn’t use the dagger like that.

    "You’re not an alpha. And I am the Alpha Queen. I punish you by using this dagger to make you tell us the truth," I stated confidently.

    At this point, Vani stood in the distance, her friends gathered around her, giving her support. She had a strong system, and I was d for that.

    "I told you the truth. I did not—" he coughed, reaching for his back, but it was toote. The dagger had already pierced deeper. He was poisoned with the truth. He staggered and began to fall.

    Within minutes, I watched him hallucinate.

    "Oh my goddess. You have no idea how much I can get after I sacrifice your babies," he ranted. Just as I expected, he started to spill everything, not realizing he was only hallucinating that my mother was in front of him.

    He began to relive every moment. Every single thing. And honestly, it sickened me because it looked like he was enjoying it. Even now, there was no regret on his face.

    After a while, when he was done, the dagger was pulled out. He shook his head vigorously, pointing at me with rage.

    "This is all her n! She must have done something to the dagger! That’s why I was lying, I swear, it was just—" but he had nothing else to say. His lies were exposed.

    A council member stepped closer, grabbing him by the neck.

    "You will be punished in the worst way possible. You will be disyed naked in every pack and whipped by every member. Anyone holding hidden anger can take it out on you. This is what you get for treating women like they are just baby-making machines. You didn’t only rape that woman, you killed her babies. You killed our Alpha Queen’s siblings."

    Even though his punishment was already announced, it wasn’t enough for me. I stepped forward and grabbed Niles by his hair. He looked surprised. He probably thought I would still respect him, or at least show some leniency.

    "Even if I had done your mother wrong, I was still nice to you in the initial years," Niles had the nerve to throw in my face.

    And trust me, the look on his face was worth watching when I pped him hard, still holding a fistful of his hair.

    "I don’t fucking care. You were never a nice father. Those years, you were just trying to control my mother. You were an asshole. You weren’t even sincere to your own daughter. You didn’t even try to help your son learn right from wrong, because you fucking didn’t care." With that, I pped his face again, and again, and again.

    "And I’ll be so happy to watch you go around naked, full of shame, then thrown into prison, where you’ll spend the rest of your life getting harassed and beaten by every single prisoner," I hissed, spitting in his face before shoving him back. Hended on his back, his hands raised, begging for forgiveness.

    "I will personally apologize to Us. It was all Darcy. It was his mother’s fault," he cried.

    Although he had not mentioned her name while hallucinating because he could only name whoever was in front of him, but now, in full senses, he pointed at Norman. I could see the guilt weighing on Norman for his mother’s actions.

    The council gasped.

    "Oh, please, don’t act like you don’t know she’s been sleeping around with almost everyone. How else do you think Mr. Coombs became alpha? Because Darcy had been sleeping with the alpha of the pack, then did something terrible to him to step down so Mr. Coombs could take over."

    That made everyone’s jaw drop. None of us expected the oue to turn like this. We thought Niles would throw wild usations, but to quickly admit his guilt while exposing names and her secrets was shocking.

    Norman looked down, but I grabbed his hand, because it wasn’t his fault.

    "And let’s not even get started on your father," Niles sneered, turning to Dalton. "Your father was also cheating on your mother. He was sleeping with Darcy. Name one alpha she hasn’t slept with. Oops, I don’t think I can."

    Niles began tough, pping his forehead.

    I guess this is what happens when you’re so cruel you’ve killed many innocent lives. You just lose your mind.

    "Take him away. We will deal with otherster," Vonstan yelled. He looked pale. Everyone was shocked, no one able to speak a word. It was disgraceful, what Darcy had been doing, how she had single-handedly controlled so many alphas to do her dirty work.

    Still, Niles had helped us with our next mission. He kind of simplified it. But at the same time, I began to look around.

    "Where is Larissa?" I gasped, not expecting her to have run off. I guessed it must have happened when themotion was strongest around Niles.

    "Don’t worry. She is here."

    The voice came from the exit, near the entrance. Someone had finally gotten their hands on her. But who it was surprised me.

    Sullivan was holding his mother by the back of her neck, shock visible on her face as she fought against her own son.

    "Not anymore, Mother. You didn’t justmit crimes, you made me bully her. You made me believe I was doing the right thing. And I will never forgive you for what you’ve done to my sisters, or for what you made me do to them," Sullivan said, his voice hard.