Chapter 781

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The moment Livia told me that some people had arrived at the mountain top, and that they were none other than my wife and my daughter, I immediately decided to put my name on the presidential ballot.

I had already received quite a few votes from the council members and the people, and everything was being decided within a single day.

I had also decided that Sawyer would be sent to the werewolf land.

I didn’t even meet him one last time.

I didn’t want to do anything that might trigger him.

He was locked inside a cargo container and transferred onto a ship.

Now that he had been sent to the werewolf land, I was in the human world with my wife and my daughter.

That was when Elara told me everything.

“But, Daddy, you know Bodhi must be so upset. He’ll be so lonely over there.”

Elara pouted as she pressed two fingers into my cheeks, trying to make dimples.

The moment she mentioned Bodhi, I started worrying too.

One of our children was still completely alone.

His mother was here.

His father was here.

Even his siblings were here.

“Don’t worry. We’ll bring him here too. Just like we’re all reunited now,” I assured Elara with a smile.

“We’ll never be together like we were before,” Elara sighed as she lowered her hands.

“What do you mean?” I asked.

“Because Gina-“

The moment she said Gina’s name, my heart lurched.

It had only been two days since I had visited Gina in the hotel.

She was staying with Livia now.

Today was the day I had decided to bring her home.

I knew it was going to be difficult for Gina, and for everyone else the moment they saw each other.

Besides, Gina still wasn’t feeling well.

I wanted to visit her, but Livia had told me she’d suffered another panic attack, something that had been happening repeatedly.

After spending so many months alone and constantly thinking about the monster,

her mental state had become fragile.

But I wanted to help her recover completely.

And I knew I would.

“About that,” I said to Elara as I gently pinched her cheek.

“I have a surprise for you.”

Her eyes widened with excitement.

“What is it? Is it toys?” she asked eagerly and I chuckled.

“Livia,” I called, giving her a nod.

She immediately stood and walked toward the guest room.

She had already brought Gina here, but she had fallen asleep.

Under one roof, my family was finally together.

Only one piece was still missing.

And I was going to bring him back very soon.

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We had already handed Sawyer over to the werewolves.

Before he was transferred, I could have demanded my son in exchange.

But it was too late now.

I had to find another way.

“Okay, close your eyes,” I said to Elara.

She quickly covered her eyes with her hands.

I picked her up and sat her on the couch before walking toward the bedroom door.

The moment I stepped through the doorway, Gina looked up from the bed and stared at me.

Her eyes widened.

Then her lips began to tremble.

A second later, she burst into tears.

She buried her face in her hands.

“I don’t want to talk to you. I don’t want to talk to you.”

She cried uncontrollably.

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“No! You all left me. You all left me!”

She sobbed while I held her tightly.

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“Daddy, I missed you. Where were you?”

My little daughter cried even harder.

With every tear she shed, my heart broke.

“Daddy was trying to find a way back to you,” I whispered, gently patting her back.

“But it’s been too long.”

She spoke through little hiccups.

I gently cupped her cheek.

I had no idea why the monster would take a little girl away from her parents.

What surprised me even more was that none of us had ever managed to find her.

“You tried-,”

My wolf had finally decided to open his damn mouth.

“Oh, please. You need to shut the fuck up,” I growled at him.

“I’m not going to believe another word you say.”

I glared in the distance because of him.

“But this time, I’m not lying,” he insisted.

“This is how you ended up in a coma too.”

The moment he said that, my heart skipped a beat.

“When the monster took Gina away, you came up with a plan.”

I frowned when he started speaking.