Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Substitute Bride: Banished with the Alpha's babies: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

  NADIA’S POV   I got back to the hotel safely, and all that had happened today, went through my mind like I was watching TV. The children were fast asleep and i ought to have slept as well as tomorrow was going to be a long day.   Come to think of it, Will was the only one I hadn’t seen since I got back here, and I still didn’t have any idea on how I was going to react if I set my eyes on him. He couldn’t be blamed for the misfortune I had, because I had no evidence to prove that I wasn’t guilty, but framed.   But then, I hoped that he wasn’t going to give me the cold shoulder because that was the only thing that could ruin my day, and break me completely. I laid on my bed, and covered myself up as I stared at the bed side desk blankly.   Father, I hope your soul is going somewhere better than this world. If not taking good care of me is the only sin you have sinned, then I forgive you,

ALPHA WILL’S POV It had been an unexpected meeting with a particular client regarding a change in a contract that was skipped by my secretary. I would have pushed back the meeting, but this was an urgent issue, and coming out as a rude CEO wasn’t what I desired. I let out a sigh as I stared at the outside world through my window while me driver was driving me back home. The street was busy, and the sparkling light gave the night around here, a beautiful and lively look, especially one for lovers. If it were back then when Nadia was still my wife, and the Luna of this pack, I would have felt happy and excited to go back home, but it was Nina, the complete opposite of her. Worse was, I couldn’t act the way I wanted as I had to consider the fact that her father had just kicked the bucket. Since the moment he died, she had been calm and a bit unlike the Nina I knew, but then, I wasn’t sure it was her new and permanent demeanor. Suddenly, my eyes caught someone familiar. Her appearanc

NADIA’S POVI felt too nervous to raise my head up as Will’s aura and presence overwhelmed me. I felt reluctant to make my breath, heard, more than it should.“Nadia?” Tristan brought back my attention to the situation on ground.And just because I snapped out of my thoughts, I had totally forgotten the initial reason that dragged me into thinking. I raised my head up, and looked at Tristan who looked like he didn’t understand what was going on with me.Then he glanced towards a direction, which made me turn my head towards that direction as well, and my heart suddenly skipped a beat as my eyes fell on Will, who looked effortlessly handsome. The way he stood and looked always, made one to feel safe in his presence.It’s always like your guardian is here as a knight in shining armor. But then, this knight didn’t come to my rescue when I needed him the most. I held my kids’ hands firmly, and tried to keep my gaze on Will as I didn’t want my kids to sense something awkward going on.My k

NADIA'S POV I allowed myself to stay in the bathtub, with the water filled to the brim, but only covered up to my chest area. I also left the tap running, because the sound of the water pouring into a bucket overflowing with water was sort of therapeutic.  The moment when Will said we would stay the night until tomorrow when he meets with the pack council, flashed before my eyes as a memory. He clearly said until he meets with the pack council. What did he mean by that? What was he trying to sort out? Would I be able to leave this place the same way I came? If i were to leave without something, it definitely can't be my kids. I can't do without them, and no one is taking them away from me. They would have to kill me before they can do that. I sighed deeply as I cleaned my face with my wet hands, and then rose to my feet. I carefully

 WILL'S POV. I straightened my tie in the mirror, ready to meet the pack council at the meeting hall. I knew it was probably going to be a little tough, but I was prepared for it. No matter how choking, or intense the discussion was, I was going to make sure I left with what I wanted.  That seemed like the only thing that could make me happy at that moment. Nothing else.  When I was done dressing up, I left my room for the meeting hall.  I was the last to arrive, and we exchanged greetings and formalities, before we all took our seats.  “I believe we're all here because we have issues to discuss, and because I called for it. Would any of you like to say something, or raise a minor issue, before we proceed?” I asked, and one of them raised a hand. I leaned back in my seat to