All Chapters of PREGNANT AND REJECTED: RETURN WITH THE TRIPLETS: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

“Let’s take a break? No, Serafina, I'm done.”Jared's voice was cold, each word slicing through the thick silence like a blade. “You’re exhausted… pathetic.”Serafina froze.“What?!” Her voice cracked like lightning splitting the sky.She stormed toward him, fury burning in her eyes. “Are you being serious right now, Jared?”“You’re not listening to me, Serafina! You never listen!” he snapped, fists clenched at his sides.Her lips curled. “Oh, I’m listening now. I’m listening to the man who once swore I was his destiny suddenly acting like I’m the burden. How convenient.”“I heard you,” Jared said, voice low and hard. “But this... whatever this has become between us, it’s toxic. It’s done. It should’ve ended a long time ago.”The silence that followed wasn’t calm.It was the kind of silence that came before something exploded.Serafina took a slow step back, her chest rising and falling. “You think you can walk away from me? After everything? After me?”“Yes,” he said simply, stepping

Jared woke up before dawn, the faint light of morning creeping through the cracks in the windows. He couldn’t shake the feeling of her touch on his shoulder the night before, the way she had looked at him, her voice both soft and firm, a promise wrapped in uncertainty. It’s not forgiveness, Jared. Not yet. But you’re here. You’re not gone anymore.He had never felt a glimmer of hope so fragile yet so powerful.When he left Georgia's home, the weight of his past still hung heavy around his neck, but it was lighter than before. He wasn’t sure if it was her quiet acceptance of his presence or the faintest hint of something more in her eyes, but it was enough. It was a thread he could grasp onto.The sun hadn't yet fully risen, and Georgia’s village was still asleep when he saddled his horse. Her words echoed in his mind: “Don’t get too comfortable. I haven’t forgiven you.”But that was okay. He hadn’t expected forgiveness. He never had. Not immediately, at least. All he wanted was the c

Thought for 5 seconds“Mum… who are you talking to?” Keira’s small voice trembled in the heavy silence as she stood in the doorway, her blue eyes wide with curiosity and fear.Georgia’s breath caught. She swung around, her wolf‑sense snapping back into place. Before her, in the dim glow of the cabin, stood not only Jared but two more children: Kelsey, clutching a ragged stuffed fox to her chest, and Kelvin, arms folded, eyes fierce with hurt.“Keira,” Georgia whispered as if the name itself were fragile. She turned fully, heart pounding. “This is…” Her voice cracked, and she swallowed hard. Then she squared her shoulders. “Kids, this is Jared.”Kelsey’s grip on her fox loosened as she peered at Jared. “Daddy?” she asked, hope and confusion warring in her tone.Kelvin’s scowl deepened. “You made Mum cry,” he accused, voice low but shaking with anger.Jared’s chest tightened. He knelt slowly, placing his coat gently on a nearby chair before rising again. “Kelvin,” he said, voice soft. “

Jared had brought Georgia out for a family picnic, hoping they could steal a moment of peace, just the five of them, no distractions.“Here we are, darling,” he said gently, spreading the blanket beneath a canopy of swaying trees. Sunlight filtered through the branches, casting golden patterns over the soft grass.Georgia stood still, arms crossed, eyes scanning the wide open field. “You didn’t have to go through all this, Jared,” she said, her tone a mixture of surprise and guarded warmth.Beside them, a wicker basket sat open, revealing neatly wrapped sandwiches and bottles of lemonade dripping with condensation. The sound of the kids’ laughter rang out as they ran through the grass, their joy echoing under the rustling leaves.Jared looked at her, eyes steady and soft. "Yes, I did. I had to try. I want you to know I’m not here to pretend the past didn’t happen. I just want us to start building something new. Even if it's small. Even if it takes time."Georgia let out a breath, her

"Come to the palace with me," Jared said, still on his knees in the wet sand. His voice was hoarse with emotion, and the moon above made his silver eyes glow like a wolf on the edge of a shift. “Please, Georgia… come home with me.”Georgia didn’t speak. Her heart was a mess of memories and feelings. The word "home" was complicated now. It used to mean warm hands and full moons spent under the stars. Then it became cold silence, a palace full of shadows, and a title that brought nothing but pain.But looking at Jared, his broad shoulders slumped, the soft quiver in his voice, she didn’t just see the Alpha who broke her.She saw the man who never stopped calling her mate."Why now?" she whispered, hugging her arms tightly around her waist. "After all this time… why now?"Jared stood slowly, the sound of the tide muffling his footsteps as wet sand clung to his pants. His hand lifted, but it stopped just shy of her cheek, trembling slightly. "Because I can't lose you again," he said. "The