Sold To The Alphas I Hate - Chapter 261
Chapter 261: Raven’s Real Father
Roman’s POV
I didn’t know how to react to it in that moment. It took me a moment to digest this fact though we had already guessed it.
Kael’s hands almost shook as he read the reports.
Must be too overwhelmed to know it, just like the rest of us.
Though it was his child, we were going to be equally happy as him. That would be our child as well.
But, even before we could congratulate him and each other, the old man spoke again.
“Check the pages after her pregnancy report,” Liam said.
As Kael flipped the next page, Liam explained.
“I didn’t tell you before, because I wanted to protect her. But now I have to. Only if I knew you were her fated me,” he said letting out a helpless sigh. “Eira is a top rank pureblood shewolf, born only once in a hundred years. She can have only one fated mate in her life and she can have kids only with him.” He repeated his last words again, “Only with her fated mate she can conceive. No other male can have kids with her.”
This revelation dropped worse than the first one.
There was long silence this time as we looked at Liam.
Only with her fated mate?
Kael finally broke the silence, resumed his calm. “What do you mean by with only fated mate? She has a child with some other male.”
Liam leaned forward to the table, declaring with finality, “She can’t. And I am not wrong.”
“So, you mean Raven is my child?” Kael asked as if he heard something outrageous.
“Yes, and I am not wrong about it. I can bet on my life,” Liam declared, his voice rose. “Last time I asked you if you had ever been with her… but you denied straightaway like I am some fool to you.”
“Yes, because I had never touched her, let alone have kids with her back then,” Kael declared with equal finality. “And I will say the same even if you ask me hundred times more.”
“Liam, have you smoked something early in the day?” Jason asked, “Kael would never lie to us.”
Rafe chimed in, “He has no reason to lie. If he was involved with Eira, he would take responsibility instead if it was before that incident.”
Lucian didn’t keep quiet, supporting our brother as well. “Do you know how all of us wish Raven to be our son? And for that I don’t care if she was a minor back then. It would be a greatest gift if he was truly Kael’s or any of our son. If Kael says he didn’t touch her, then that’s what I believe.”
“Kael is the Alpha of this pack. He has no one to fear to lie to us,” I said, “We trust our brother. He wouldn’t hide this truth from his brothers.”
“How about a DNA test?” Liam asked as he looked at us all and then his gaze stopped at Kael, “How about giving me permission to access your and Raven’s DNA data and compare it to be assured.
“You still don’t believe him?” Lucian asked, annoyed.
Kael raised his hand to stop any of us from interfering, and looked at Liam with a confident gaze. “Go ahead.”
Though Liam was our doctor and he dealt with everything that concerned our health or any kind of tests, he or no one else in the pack was allowed to access the genetic information of Alpha and his family without Alpha’s permission.
The information was stored and handled by an assigned trusted team, that only followed Alpha’s orders strictly, and was trained for his responsibilities even at the cost of their lives.
Not just our packs, but it was the rule, a common protective set in all the other packs for security purposes. Through the genetic information, using the modern day technology any Alpha’s weakness could be found or could be created.
That’s why it was difficult to get hands on Asher’s DNA data, who even wipes out the place he sits in once he leaves.
But thanks to that bastard Kaizan we got his blood sample.
God knows how that bastard made a top tier Alpha bleed and even managed to sneak out his blood sample without letting him know. That was some skill that sly fox possessed.
Kael made a call and ordered, “Do as Liam asks you to.”
We waited in the room anxiously while Liam carried out his task on the laptop once he got the access.
The silence in the room felt stretched to infinity as we waited.
After some time, Liam finished his task and turned the laptop screen to Kael with utter confidence. “See for yourself.”
My eyes were wide open and I froze in my place to see the result. I moved my gaze from the laptop screen to Kael who looked like a venomous snake had bitten him and the colors of his face had been wiped away.
The other three quickly turned to our side seeing our shocked reaction.
The moment they saw the result, they were just like us.
Shocked and speechless.
Raven is Kael’s son.
“Now you believe me, or you are going to say there is something wrong with the DNA match,” Liam said with a frown. “Even if you deny it a hundred times more, I am going to say the same thing. Raven is your son. Your and Eira’s son.”
All of us looked at Kael. The result couldn’t be a lie.
Then Kael lied to us? Why?
“Kael,” Lucian called him.
Kael didn’t react. His shocked gaze was stuck to the laptop screen as if he couldn’t accept this fact.
“Kael, get back to your senses,” I told him this time, my voice raised, “You have to explain this to us. We have the right to know.”
The other two waited as well. They agreed with what I said.
Kael finally reacted. His gaze finally moved to each one of us, taking his time.
“Speak,” Jason said.
“Will you still trust me if I say I truly don’t know how this happened?” he replied finally, “I have no idea. I have no such memories of even doing anything with her ever. The first time I had touched her was when she came into our life again. I truly don’t remember if I had ever touched her.”
After so long, we were seeing Kael lost. The last time was when he lost his parents, and now this was the second time.
I could tell he wasn’t lying. I looked at others and their expressions told me they knew Kael was telling the truth. Through our bond, we could feel it as well.
But then, what could be the answer to this puzzle?
How could one not know when they fucked a woman, and at that the woman they loved?
That should be the most precious memory, isn’t it? No one would forget such a memory.