Claimed And Marked By Her Stepbrother Mates - Chapter 507

Chapter 507: 507-Better Put Norman Away
Ursula:

“I am so sorry. If I had even the slightest idea my son would ruin our relationship, I would have done everything to stop it,” McQuoid had been trying to comfort me for a while, but no amount of comfort could change the fact that my daughter was in the very hell I had tried so hard to keep her away from.

“Ahh,” I sighed, turning my head to the side and looking out the window. I was sitting in my armchair with McQuoid on the floor beside me, his head in my lap.

“If you want, I can make them reject each other on the next full moon. I’m sure once I talk to Helanie and remind her that you deserve happiness too—” He woke me up from my thoughts when he mentioned my daughter.

“Helanie? She’s naive. She hasn’t done anything wrong. Norman must have convinced her that marrying him was the right thing to do,” I spoke in a calm tone, unlike the way I had outside, in front of everyone. I had broken down so badly I even surprised myself.

“Yeah, and I’ll have a word with Norman,” he continued, but my sigh cut him off again.

“McQuoid, if it hadn’t been one of your sons, it would’ve been that Kaidon,” I clenched my jaw at the mention of that good-for-nothing alpha.

The minute I get my hands on him, I’ll skin him alive. His confession means nothing to me. I don’t care if he was drunk or drugged—he hurt my daughter. That’s all I need to know to decide someone is my enemy.

“I know. But we thought… Altan would step up and stop her from marrying Kaidon,” McQuoid lifted his head, probably to look into my eyes and see my reaction.

I let out a scoff, shaking my head.

“I really thought that Alpha would redeem himself. My daughter used to love him, you know? The fact that she went to that subway for him broke me. She must’ve trusted him so much to go there with him,” I sighed again, feeling like someone had ripped my heart out.

“Alpha Diaz attacked the men I sent to free Altan last night. He killed them because they wouldn’t tell him who sent them,” McQuoid and I had planned to free Altan so he could marry my daughter.

I’ll do anything to get my daughter married to him and make her the Luna of the pack she once desperately wanted to live in. I want her to find happiness somewhere far away from these rogue king brothers.

And Norman!

He’s the worst. He only cares about his brothers. When the time comes, he’ll gladly sacrifice my Helanie to save his useless brothers.

“McQuoid, I’ll ask just one thing of you,” I knew that my dear boyfriend understood by now that I didn’t hate Helanie.

That he needed to let me handle it my way—and he did.

“What is it, my love?” he looked into my eyes and asked.

“You will not make my daughter feel guilty for getting married. No one will. This is her first marriage—I want her to cherish it, to feel like a bride, for once, and to feel free, like the world isn’t out to get her. As for us, we can stay as lovers,” I felt bad as I said those words to McQuoid. I knew how much our marriage meant to him.

But sadly, it meant little to me.

The only thing I cared about was my daughter. Otherwise, I would’ve died when they took away the love of my life.

When they fed me to the animals, day in and day out, to get me pregnant. The torture of those days still lives inside me.

Sadly, my daughter went through something similar—but thankfully, not every night like her mother.

But my daughter is a warrior. She is special, born out of love.

She’s stronger, and she knows how to stand up for herself.

However, even though my whole existence is about my daughter, that doesn’t mean I’ll let her stay with Norman.

My daughter should enjoy the happiness of marriage—but after that, she will be married off to someone with no ties to the rogues.

That might break her heart, but I can already see she has no real feelings for Norman.

She married him to save herself, so let’s just say she’ll be respected even more if something were to happen to her husband.

She’d live a better life as a widow than spend the rest of it with Norman.

And if what I was told is true, the others want her too.

To be mated to all the rogue brothers? I can’t let that happen.

After McQuoid promised to make Helanie feel at home, he walked away to wash his face and take a shower. That’s when I made the call.

There were only a few people I trusted completely. And nobody knew about them.

They come out once in a while from the sea to help me.

This time, I had something very important to ask of them.

“I’ve sent you the DNA of someone. I want it all over Zellu and the weapon after you’re done killing him. That bastard has no reason to stay alive anymore. He could come back, make up stories, and point his dirty finger at my daughter. So please, can you place the evidence I’m sending you?” I asked, using a flat tone.

“Sure, we’ll do that,” he replied and hung up.

I nodded and began to hum, smiling as I listened to the sound of the waves in my ears.

I can’t wait for Norman to be gone. And then I’ll need to figure out how to get rid of Maximus and Kaye.

The two of them openly said they wanted to be with Helanie.

As for Emmet, he was foolish enough to choose booze over my daughter last night.

But at least it saved him from the fate waiting for Norman.

“I worked really hard to steal the weapon from Norman’s care. I won’t let that go to waste,” I smirked.

There are perks to living with your enemies—you get to strike when they least expect it.