All Chapters of Dear Ex, Your Father Is My Mate: Chapter 231 - Chapter 240

- Cleopatra -In all my years, no one has ever caused me as much agitation as Giselle is doing right now and I hated it so damn much.When Xavier told me she was not swayed by the false message of Franklin's death despite everything we put through to make it look real, I completely lost it. I wonder what is giving her so much drive. She's just going to ruin everything for us with this stupid mind she's got from wherever she did."We should eliminate that girl for good," I suggested to Xavier but he did not seem interested in that."Is that the best thing to do?" He asked."What else can we do to stop her? She seems unstoppable and I hate that we are just watching and doing nothing.""We will have to think of something better. There's got to be something we can do. I still do believe that she's not going to get any support and it might make her back away.""She does not look like someone ready to back down no matter what,

- Durelo -I could not believe it. When Sia came to talk to me, I thought it was because she felt sorry that I was upset about the incident.But when she talked about getting over it so we could go through with the plans, I realized she only had to talk to me because she thought I might drop off the plan.She did mention she was worried when I did not come by in two days. She was not really concerned about me but about what she intended to use me for.How foolish of me to have thought she cared. Now I feel even more foolish for deciding to help her in the first place. If she was going to take advantage of me then I had better not be a part of anything.I took a deep breath in a bit to steady myself. My emotions were having the best of me and if I am not able to control them, I might take drastic actions that could cost a lot of things.I tried to convince myself I was not just doing this for Sia but for the people as well. Yet the more I tried to convinc

- Frederick -"Oh you've made a very big mistake sweetheart," I muttered under my breath. I had to turn my attention back towards Franklin when the men holding him back released him. What is going on here?"Seize him!" I ordered but no one was paying attention to me. I looked at Durelo and he had an unreadable expression on his face."This is the end for you," He said and that was when it dawned on me that they had tricked me. I shouldn't have fallen for that so easily. They all charged at me and I immediately touched my arm and disappeared.I appeared on the field and looked around. Good! The power worked. They thought they could fight me like any werewolf.Before I took this journey I made sure to be equipped with everything I would need to remain there.The wizard had his back to me as I addressed him."You have a heart as strong as a rock," he said. "You are willing to go to every extent, even the dead end to achieve your quest. And that is why you ha

- Durelo -With the arrival of the new army, our people became strengthened and fought more. Yet, the central army was still twice as many, and Sia signaled to me to use the machines."Our people are also on the field," I reminded her. "They might get harmed as well.""This is the only way to win this," she told me. "We'll try to get them to fall back so we can fire. We also need to bring Frederick out. He's our main target."We positioned them against the central army and fired huge balls of fire at them. There were loud screams, and they began to retreat.Our people rejoiced, but our joy was cut short when Frederick appeared in the midst of the fire. He looked unharmed and unfazed, even when people were burning around him."What the hell?" I muttered under my breath. "How's he still looking fine?"When our men saw him, they rushed to attack. That was the plan. Giselle did say that the

- Giselle -"Are you sure you guys don't want to stay a little longer to regain your strength before you begin your journey?" Sia said to us after we've gathered our men together, set to leave the central."You would have to take the burden of hosting us and that's not necessary," I told her. "We should all go and rest in the comfort of our packs and homes. At least, we can take our time to recover from the war peacefully, knowing that we've overcome.""And some of us cannot wait to go back to our families, you see," Franklin chipped in lightly, and we smiled."Well understood," Sia said. She heads on to give thanks to the leaders and Commandants who have come with me to fight."I want to especially appreciate all of you for this brave action," she addresses them. "It gladens my heart that we still have men and women who can diligently fight for what is right, no matter the circumstances. You've risked your lives and your packs to be here, and it is such a great