All Chapters of An Angels Betrayal : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

It has been a month since Romeo joined us in the cave. The cave has become a busy place since then. He fit into the twins' lives like he has always been there. Like Vera didn't have to raise them on her own for over two years. Vera and Draco were destined mates, and since they have completed the mate bond, they have been inseparable. Vera and Draco would disappear at times, only to return much later in the evening or even the next morning. The kids didn't go with them, so I assumed it was for alone time or that they worried the kids would be in too much danger in the outside world. Their parents would come visit often, but they wouldn't stay too long for fear that the other dragonshifters would start asking questions. The twins needed to stay a secret until they were stronger and Pantelleria safer. Their parents were amazing people, and I have grown rather fond of them.They all seemed happy, though, like a truly happy family. I was happy for them, but I would lie if I

A Dwarf with a messed up face came out from behind a tree. He looked angry as hell. I haven't seen a lot of dwarfs in Pantelleria and haven't seen one close to Valagasïe. "You!" He whispered, yelled. I looked at him confused. A lot of creatures came out of the bushes and from behind the trees. I should have been fearful or attempted to defend myself, but I didn't. For some reason, I didn't feel threatened. I did, however, feel a kind of dread wash over me. "You!" He repeated. Hatred now palpable. Everyone surrounded me, and in a circle, they walked, forcing me to walk with them until we reached a clearing that could not be seen from the guard tower. They led me to a fire pit with a fire burning very low to keep anyone outside the clearing from seeing it. The dwarf was sitting there. Eyeing me suspiciously. I could see that he was growing impatient, but he didn't come closer or attempted to talk to me. He was waiting for something or someone. Then I smelled him. The dog.

I was listening to the select few bantering on how to proceed. No one knew about the real reason we had to speed up the mission except for William, Eric, and myself. They were pleased, though. Everyone was tired of waiting and wanted this over with. Most of all, they wanted revenge, and this waiting was feeling counter-productive. I was surprised that Eric was so vocal in the meeting because I honestly expected that he would have delivered the letter and split. I always thought that if he had a choice, he would be long gone and leave everyone to their own defense. Maybe I judged him too quickly. I listened quietly at the discussions and ideas being thrown around. I couldn't stop thinking about all the lives that have been lost and how many more will be lost on the path we are taking. I was fully aware that we needed to do this otherwise retaliation from the evil bitch will cost much more. Eric had a lot of insight and shared some good ideas but at the end of the day t

I woke up, conflicted. I did not know why, and I didn’t understand the reason for my confliction, maybe it was the impending battle but that could not be because I felt fear with a dash of excitement regarding the battle. Maybe I was conflicted about fighting in the battle because I knew if I wanted to run, it had to be now. Any other time would be devastating to all these men, women, and even some youngsters. Orphaned by the sycophants that followed Victorianna and saw their chance to take what they wanted in the chaos that followed the battle that should have ended the war. For once, I did not want to run. I wanted it all to end, and I played a crucial part in this plan. In the end it will be William and I who ends that bitch. So that brought me back to, why was I feeling conflicted? I didn’t know and I ran out of time pondering the question about my own feelings when I heard the camp stirring. It was time. I walked up to the group, waiting for William to set the plan in motion.

I must have dozed off in the moonlit night because when I opened my eyes Vera was standing over me, her hands propped on her hips.“What were you thinking?” She scolded me.“About what?”She spread her arms, taking in the scenery around us as an answer.“I was not thinking, I was hot and needed some fresh air.”She sighed and sat next to me.“I understand but we cannot protect you if we do not know where you are.”I nodded and twiddled my thumbs.“I should probably tell you, Marcov was here…”“What?” she exclaimed in horror in exasperation.“I need to pee.” I blurted out, standing up and walking around the cave to take a leak.She waited for me patiently, and obviously still waited for an answer to her question.“He was apparently hired to help.” I explained.“To help who with what? More importantly what is the price?” she asked skeptically.“None of your concern.” We both jumped in surprise. He approached us from where I just came back. I blushed violently. I honestly hoped that