Semua Bab PREGNANT AND REJECTED: RETURN WITH THE TRIPLETS: Bab 21 - Bab 30

“Mom!" The scream cut through the air like a dagger, slicing through Georgia’s veins with ice-cold terror. Her breath hitched. Her heart slammed against her ribs. And then she was moving. She didn’t think. Didn’t hesitate. Her feet barely touched the ground as she bolted toward the other room, her pulse roaring in her ears. The walls blurred past her, and panic clawed at her throat. Was it the warriors? Had they dared to lay a hand on her children? "Keira! Kelvin! Kelsey!", Her voice was sharp, almost breaking. She lunged into the room, only to stumble to a halt. The sight before her was not at all what she had braced herself for. Keira stood on a chair, her small frame trembling, clutching her chest like she had just seen a ghost. Kelvin and Kelsey stood frozen beside her, their expressions caught somewhere between amusement and mild concern. Georgia's eyes darted across the room, searching for the threat. Then she saw it. A fat, scruffy rat, its gray fur bri

“What’s wrong?” she screamed, her heart pounding as she raced toward the children’s room. The moment she shoved the door open, her breath caught in her throat.Kelsey was thrashing against the sheets, his face contorted in distress. Sweat slicked his brow, his hands clawing at the air as if trying to fight something off."Kelsey!" Georgia hurried to his bedside, grabbing his shoulders and shaking him gently. "Wake up, baby! It’s just a dream. Wake up!"His eyes snapped open with a choked sob, his chest rising and falling in rapid, uneven breaths. Tears welled in his eyes as he threw his arms around Georgia’s waist, his entire body trembling."Mom," he gasped, his voice raw with fear. "I... I cried, but he didn’t let me go."Georgia smoothed his damp hair back. "Who, baby? Who didn’t let you go?"Kelsey swallowed hard, his voice barely above a whisper. "A man with a mask. He came in the dark. He grabbed my arm and said I belonged to him. I screamed, but he was too strong. I thought he

Caleb’s boot crunched against the shattered glass as he strode into Anna’s house, his sharp gaze cutting through the dimly lit room. Shelves were half-empty, coats missing from the hooks, and the air still carried the lingering trace of her scent. "Where is she?" His voice was low, dangerous. "She must come with me to Alpha Jared now." Georgia had run. His jaw tightened. He turned, his piercing eyes landing on Anna, who stood stiffly by the wooden table, her fingers gripping its edge. "Where is she?" Anna’s heart pounded against her ribs, but she forced herself to remain still, meeting Caleb’s piercing gaze with unwavering resolve. She knew fear would only fuel his dominance, and she refused to give him that satisfaction. "Gone," she said, her voice steady despite the tightness in her throat. "Hours ago." She took a slow breath, her fingers curling against the edge of the wooden table behind her. "You won’t find her." She saw the flicker of doubt in his eyes, brief but th

Anna sat on the edge of her bed, staring at the dim light creeping through the cracks in the window. Sleep had been impossible. Every time she closed her eyes, she saw Georgia, scared, exhausted, running. The weight of her father’s ultimatum pressed down on her chest, making it hard to breathe.She had to find Georgia. But how?Anna closed her eyes, thinking through every possible hiding place. Georgia had planned this escape carefully, which meant she wouldn’t go somewhere obvious. She was smart and resourceful. Anna's mind raced, tracing their past conversations, recalling the places Georgia had mentioned in passing. Somewhere out of Jared’s reach. Somewhere safe for the children.Then it hit her. The old barn. A place barely standing, forgotten by most, yet deeply etched in their past. For five years, it had been their sanctuary, shielding them from the world’s cruelties. Hidden in the thick woods beyond the town’s edge, it was far enough to avoid suspicion yet close enough for

"Well… I’ll go."Georgia’s voice trembled, but there was no taking it back now. Anna exhaled sharply, her shoulders sagging with a mix of relief and something heavier, something like fear. "Thank the moon," she muttered, but the flicker of anxiety in her eyes didn’t go unnoticed. Georgia’s heart pounded. The room felt too small, too suffocating. Anna’s mother stood by the door, her gaze unreadable, while the triplets played on the floor, their laughter a cruel contrast to the weight pressing on her chest. "You want this, don’t you?" Georgia’s voice was quieter now, almost accusing. Anna bit her lip, struggling with her emotions. "I have to want it." She shook her head. "If you don’t go, my father loses everything. His position, his respect, everything. The Alpha made it clear. Either you come willingly, or my family pays the price." The words cut deep. Georgia felt like she was being shoved toward the edge of a cliff. "And what about me?" she whispered. "What happens to me