His Lost Lycan Luna (Kyson and Ivy)

Chapter 222

His Found Lycan Luna Chapter 98

Kyson POV

Azalea fell asleep pretty quickly, yet as the sun rose, I knew I had to get out of bed, so I decided to check in with patrols, and with Damian who was meeting me at my office. We were supposed to be heading to the Landeena Kingdom today. Yet not hearing back from Larkin was starting to bother me. He is supposed to let us know by this morning. Yet all week we have haven‘t heard a word from him.

“Something is going on?” Damian tells me as I hang up the phone from trying to ring Larkin for the third time this morning. It was suspicious. I didn’t know who to trust, but one thing was certain, the council couldn‘t be trusted.

And neither could anything we thought we knew. Nothing made sense.

“I think you need to hold off going to the Landeena Kingdom, my King. It isn‘t safe. I have a bad feeling about this,” Damian tells me and the worry was clearly etched on his face.

“Azalea won‘t like it, but I think you are right,” I tell him, and he sighs in relief just as Gannon steps into my office.

“How is Abbie?” I ask him when he smirks. He sits down and I press my lips in a line, trying not smile when I see she had finally marked him.

He clears his throat awkwardly. “Good, yep. Everything is good,” he chuckles, and it was good seeing him for once happy about something. I know he has struggled badly with Abbie and her PTSD.

“Azalea?” he asks, changing the subject.

“Damian and I were just discussing we should postpone the trip to Landeena,” I answer him.

“No word from Larkin,” he asks and Damian and I both shake our heads.

“Nothing,” I answer and Gannon sighs.

“Do you want me to send Liam and Dustin to the Cypress in search of him?” Gannon asks, but I shake my head and

scratch my chin while I think about what the best approach would be.

“Not yet. We will give him today, if no answer by tonight, and he is still unreachable. We storm through the council,” I tell them and they nod.

Damian gets up from his seat before pausing. “What is it?” I ask him. I knew he wanted to ask me something, I could read him like a book and he had been nervous all morning.

“Tandi wants–” I wave my hand, cutting him off, already knowing what he is about to ask.

“All the children that were adopted had their pictures taken. All documentation is in the cellars. She can have access to them. I will let the guards know,” I tell him and he nods.

“Do you really think Paige is one of the children?” Gannon asks us both. Larkin could be lying, but I highly doubted. He genuinely appeared disgusted with Tandi‘s claims and also truly believed Brock didn‘t kill his own child.

“I hope so if not–” Damian pauses, looking at me.

“If she isn‘t permission granted, you don‘t have to ask, not when it comes to children,” Damian nods. And I knew if he couldn‘t find Tandi‘s daughter. The next place he would be going is to drag the information out of Brock by any means possible.

I watch them leave, and I smirk as Gannon leaves seeing how happy he was. At least that would be one less thing playing on Azalea‘s mind. Abbie was a constant worry, and after her attempt to kill herself, I knew it heightened to

magnitude levels, Azalea would not cope with losing her a second time. Yet as he goes to walk out the door, I call to him.

*Ah Gannon, a moment please,” he stops, looking back at me.

“Close the door, I need to speak with you,” I tell him and he sighs, looking at out to the hall before shutting the door. He retakes his seat across from me and I sit back, watching my friend.

“Sia?” | ask.

“Liam told you?” Gannon asks, and I shake my head.

“No, Dustin did,” he nods his head, knowing Liam must have spoken to Dustin.

“Dustin told me about Liam‘s involvement but said nothing about you. I want to hear it from you,” I tell him and he sighs.

“Sia, Abbie‘s aunty was my mate.” He breathes out.

*And Liam helped you cover up her death?” he nods his head.

“You did not need to keep that from me, or Damian. I figured something went down,” I tell him, pointing to his chest. We all saw his scars, we all knew what caused that sort of damage. We also knew something bad happened for him to want to end it. Yet we didn‘t want to pry and I trusted Liam to come to me if he was worried about Gannon. I knew he would tell us one day the story behind them.

“And her body?” I ask him.

“Outside her old pack along with her mother‘s,” Gannon tells me.

“The mother?”

“Came after me years later when she learned what happened to her daughter,” I nod in understanding.

“How did Abbie take this news?”

“Not well at first, but she understands why I did it,” he explains.

“Is that all?” I ask him.

“There is more, but I can‘t tell you, my King. I won‘t risk Abbie,” I swallow.

“If I look into Sia‘s background, what will I find Gannon?”

“Are you asking because you already know, my King?” he asks in return.

“I‘m asking as a friend. I am asking for my Queen. Your Queen. If there is anything I need to know, this is your

chance to tell me,” I tell him.

Gannon looks away and that is answer in itself for me.

“Abbie‘s parents weren’t involved,” he says.

“Abbie won‘t be punished for her family‘s mistake, Gannon. You have my word, but the fact you never told me you found your mate in the first place has me worried. The fact you didn‘t tell me says either you knew I wouldn‘t approve or suspected something was amiss,”

“I want your word, my King. Abbie stays out of it,”

“Your Queen would have my balls if I tried. Rest assured, Gannon. I have learned from my mistakes, I won‘t punish her like I did Azalea. We may be products of our parent’s but we aren‘t them,” I tell him. Gannon seems to think for a

second.

“Sia worked for the hunter organisation, so did her mother. Liam and I found out she was one of the hunter‘s suppliers.” he tells me and I purse my lips, peeved he didn‘t tell me, but she was no longer a threat.

“Suppliers?” I ask him.

“Yes, her mother was selling Wolfsbane to the hunter organisation,”

“She was growing it?” I ask him, but he shakes his head.

“We found no evidence she was growing, but she definitely obtaining it from somewhere,”

“You won‘t keep anything like this from me again. I understand why you did. But we could have figured it out together.”

“Sia was trying to weasel her way into the Kingdom. She was very insistent I change her. I wanted to wait. When I refused her, she went to Liam and tried to have him kill me,”

“She wanted access to my kingdom?”

“It appeared so. All she talked about was coming here and me changing her. It set off alarm bells, yet I never figured out her intention. She never told Liam anything that was suspicious either. Then, when I thought we figured it out and she was willing to accept me, I walked into an ambush. Luckily, Liam knew me better than her. Brotherhood won over the mate bond,” he tells me. It explains why he and Liam are joined at the hip usually. I nod in understanding, thankful it also did.

“You can go, maybe see if Abbie and Azalea want to help Tandi. It will keep them distracted while we try and figure out this Larkin issue,” I tell him and Gannon nods, getting up from his seat and walking out, leaving me much to think about. Text content © NôvelDrama.Org.