Chapter 106
[SAMANTHA’s Point of View]
I had to know what was really going on.
Why was my mother involved with those people? What was her part in what was going on at Silver Crescent? All I knew was that Lena was my mother’s best friend. They’ve always been together, discussing the issues in the pack, and Lena trusted Mom—her judgment and Mom’s advice were always appreciated by Mother Luna of Silver Crescent.
It was as if Mom was a genius or something. I knew little of what she really did. I just remembered she was always on business trips with Lena and the other members of the pack. It was Dad who basically raised me. He used to tell me Mom was an important person in Silver Crescent, and that’s why she was needed all the time, especially in every council meeting before.
And when Mom was home, she never let me in their room. Especially when she and Dad used to fight and yell after every ‘business trip’ she went on before.
I flipped the diary and read page to page but couldn’t find anything that could give me any proof that she was connected with the Black Claws. Maybe Black Claws and the Fang Trinity weren’t related at all? Maybe they were separate organizations with only one goal—to destroy the royal family and rule the continent.
I wasn’t sure, but what I was most concerned about was my mother’s involvement in this. If she knew my father was a direct descendant of the crown, then why was she helping these people who wanted all of us dead?!
“Victoria Davis.”
The name was mentioned in Mom’s diary. The woman was her best friend and had been with her on every business trip. The only person who knew my mother very well aside Lena. And since Dominic’s mother refused to discuss my mother, I had no choice but to find this woman.
But where!?
I searched and searched the diary. My brow furrowed as I flipped through the pages, and there, at the back of the notebook, was an address below Victoria’s name.
“Not too far from here!” Breathlessly, I stood up and carefully placed everything back into the wooden chest, bringing only Mom’s diary and a picture of her with the woman she called Victoria. I just prayed she was still a member of the pack and didn’t move from the address that was written in the diary!