Chapter 110


    110 What He Did Part 2


    Tia.


    The office was silent. Everyone was amazed. Monica sat on the floor without care and looked defeated. I


    could not feel sorry for her because she had actively worked against the Moons. It doesn‘t matter if she


    desired her family to reunite; it still does not justify her actions. Her story was usible, but it was still her


    words. There was no way we could tell if she was telling the truth or not. I could feel Alpha Aesop‘s


    anger. It became worse after Monica mentioned Chloe. What was Chloe‘s business in this?


    I was a bit hungry, so I linked Norman to ask Bart to bring me the usual. Bart was under strict orders to


    make my sandwiches. I did not trust anyone to do it.


    “Are we not going to continue this interrogation?” Alpha Aesop asked, sounding impatient, and I looked


    at my husband where he sat. He was sitting behind the desk in his swivel chair. The rest of us sat on the


    couch and chair in the office. Luke looked at me with the same question in his eyes.


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    “I sent for a Sandwich and Orange Juice. Please bear with me. I do not want anyone to hear what she


    tells us. When they deliver the food, we can continue.” I said, noticing Alpha Aesop wasn‘t content with


    my excuse.


    “Why did you do it, Monica?” I heard Stacy ask, sounding heartbroken.


    “Why will you betray me for a man that wanted you dead from birth? I went through hell trying to keep


    you. He saw you as a liability. Regan swore that he would never care for you. Do you know the things he


    made me do? He used me to make alliances and extra cash, which I was not allowed to have. I had to


    do odd jobs and sell myself most of the time just to make enough to send home to you and my parents.


    Why did you do this? There was no time I did not think of you, Monica. If I told Aesop you were mine, he


    wouldn‘t have married me, and you wouldn‘t have had the life and care you enjoyed.” Stacy said in tears,


    then looked at Aesop.


    “I am not saying this to try and fix things between us. I am okay with the separation, but I must exin


    things to my daughter as honestly as possible,” She said and wiped away her tears.


    “I did not need to marry or mate with Aesop to care for you. As Luke‘s caregiver, I was paid a lot of


    money and appreciated Aesop for it, but he was the first man to show me kindness. Regan made the


    idea of love sour. Yes, we dated, but things got sour when he started pimping me. I never had a good


    marriage with him. Everything was forced, especially the iming. I knew most of his secrets, and I was


    useful to him; he did not want to let me go, so he trapped me the best way he could. I thought all men


    were the same until I met Aesop in Neev while trying to make some money secretly so I could send


    home to care for my father. Aesop was the first man that helped me without sleeping with me, and I


    respected him for it. I was in love before I knew it, but he was married then and talked much about his


    wife. You do not know how happy I was when Regan let me get with him because I loved Aesop. I


    wanted to please him, but he never gave me a chance. I wanted to be with him. Being with Aesop also


    meant I would be safe from Regan, but my secrets were like Shackles, and he used it. I felt inferior when


    I got with Aesop because he never spared me a nce. When he mistakenly slept with me and


    conceived Caleb, I thought he would love me, but I was wrong. Soon I knew he just tolerated me, so I


    started acting out. I love my husband, Monica. I do not love your father. I


    never will. If really he told you to drug me so you can take me to him and we can be together like a


    family, how do you think it would have worked? I do not love your father, Monica; even if he stole all the


    money and became the most recognised Alpha on Woodw Ind, I won‘t love him. It takes more than


    money and power, Monica. You were stupid to think I would want that. I would havemitted suicide if


    you had done that to me. Regan is an animal. Do you think I want to go back into prostitution? I bet he


    ns to do the same for you from how you look. I am heartbroken that you will willingly sell me to my


    enemy for your selfish needs. I pray that one day you will have a child, Monica, then maybe you will


    understand me better.” She said to her daughter and wiped away her tears. Stacy was hurt, and I knew


    why she was mad. Monica was trying to force her parents back together. The truth was the girl was too


    old for that. She was jealous of Caleb, annoyed at Aesop, and pissed off at Luke for not fucking her.


    Nothing the bitch would say would make what she did seem okay. She allowed herself to be used,


    Bart finally brought the sandwich and the orange juice. I thanked him, and he left immediately. Munching


    the sandwich and gulping the juice, I decided to continue with the questioning


    “What did your father tell you about Luna Chloe?” I finally asked because I knew my husband and his


    father were eager to hear it. Monica had run out of tears, and her eyes were nk.


    “Initially, father said he used to go by Tom Regan Adhit and once worked at a car dealership in Neev


    under the name Tom Luis; that was where he met Chloe Renshaw. He imed she hade with her


    mother on holiday and they hade to rent a car to drive about the town. He said it was love at first


    sight and he really liked her. They hung out a lot, and he saw them heading somewhere. A month after


    they had started hanging out, Alpha Aesop arrived in Neev down on his luck. When he found out who


    Chloe Renshaw was, he wooed her and took her


    d back. Compared to Alpha Aesop, he was nobody. He knew he could notpete. He tried to tell her


    he was with her for her money, but she wouldn‘t listen. She eventually eloped with him, and he did not


    see her again until they returned to Neev some yearster. He imed she looked depressed, and she


    said Alpha Aesop was cheating on her. He felt bad for her because she was married and imed


    already, but then she started asking them to meet up frequently, and she told him she was ready to leave


    Alpha Aesop, but he wouldn‘t let her. He imed she said Alpha Aesop threatened to kill her if she


    dared. Regan said he tried to help her, but they suddenly packed up and left, and that was thest he


    heard of her.” She exined, and I did not know what to think of what she had just told us. When Regan


    met Chloe, she probably saw his lies and went for the man that genuinely loved her. There was no need


    for bad blood there. I did not miss that she used the word‘ Initially‘, which meant there were two stories.


    Tears began to fall from Monica’s eyes as if she was reliving a nightmare in her mind. Instead of


    interrupting her, I linked the two men I suspected might interrupt her to keep quiet because it was clear


    she had more to say. I was itching to hear what she had to say. “I believed that lie too,” Monica


    continued, stating how dumb she was at Twenty–four. Age really had nothing to do with wisdom.


    “I felt it was a harmless love triangle that my father lost out of. I could understand why he became mad


    when my mother betrayed him for the same man, even though he did confess it was his n for my


    mother to get close to Alpha Aesop to kill him and his son so they could be at the top for once. He said it


    was a stupid and wicked n and regrets it. I believed him. I stupidly believed. I still did not think he was


    a monster then. I thought he sent my mother to


    do the unthinkable because he was still mad about Chloe and his family‘s name being struck off by the


    Moons. I knew it was bad and sinister, and I should have frowned at it, but since my mother did not do it


    and he realised it was wrong, I felt it was okay.” Monica said and buried her face in her palms.


    “I did not know what he was until I met him in Tetra.” She said, and her body began to shake.


    “He became something else entirely. He tried to get me to sleep with some important people from Santa


    Braee, and I refused; that was when he got mad. I felt it was wrong for a father who loved his daughter to


    do what he was doing. I had slept with people from the IT and ount department of Diamond corp for


    his sake, and I had hoped I would never have to do that again. I refused to allow him to use me. That


    was when all hell broke loose. He made his goons lock me up in a room in chains and repeatedly have


    their way with me. I lost count. He said something about..” “Training..” Stacy interrupted her daughter


    with tears flowing freely from her eyes. Monica nodded, immediately crying. It was clear Stacy went


    through the same ‘training‘. Their story was sad and pathetic.


    “They did all sorts of things to me, Mommy.” Monica cried, and she sounded like a little girl. Whatever


    Regan did had broken her.


    “I am so sorry. He told me you went through the same thing. He imed it was to toughen me up. After


    three days of non–stop abuse, He finally told me the truth. He told me he wanted me dead, and you were


    the one that decided to keep me. Little did he know it would be to his benefit. I was so ashamed of


    myself. He called me stupid and gullible, which was true. He boasted about his crimes and what happens


    to people that double cross him. He said he punished Chloe for dumping him for Aesop and that he


    made sure her life was hell. He imed he sent her threats and made sure she was on edge. He wanted


    her for her money, and instead of letting him have both her and the money, she had to give it to Alpha


    Aesop. He said he could not forgive her for teaming up with his enemy, so he trolled her for it. Sent her


    messages and kept her on edge, making her life miserable, and just when she thought she could have


    peace, he proved to her that her money and her Alpha could never save her from his wrath. There was


    no way he would let Alpha Aesop have a happy ever after, so he had her poisoned and made sure no


    one lived to speak of it. He told me these things, so I would know what would happen to me if I ever


    double cross him. He told me that no one would protect me. He let me know that Just like Alpha Aesop


    could not protect Chloe or my mother from him that no one would save me if I tried to betray him.” She


    confessed, looking scared and afraid. There was no way this girl was lying. I felt a thud and a bang. I


    looked in the direction of the sound, and it was Aesop. His eyes were red and bulging, his hands and


    body shaking. He had punched and cracked the brick wall. He was growling like a mad dog. His anger


    permeated the air. I was scared. The pressure was intense that I rubbed my bump. Luke wasn‘t okay


    either. He was mad. I did not know what to do at that moment. I could not tell them sorry or console


    them. This man had gued this family longer than we suspected. He had killed Luke‘s mother for


    revenge and to leave an opening for Stacy to swoop in and take the money so he could have it. It wasn‘t


    about love; it was about the money. This man was evil. We needed to find him and give him a slow and


    painful death. A quick death on the battlefield would be merciful; for the likes of Regan, Tom, Luis, or


    whatever he calls himself. He was too evil to be allowed a fair death. I was mad too. Mad at his


    audacity.