All Chapters of PREGNANT AND REJECTED: RETURN WITH THE TRIPLETS: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

"So... these are your parents?" Kelvin asked, blinking up at me with his big moon-soaked eyes, a voice full of innocent wonder. "Does that mean they’re our grandma and grandpa too?"Keria just grinned beside him, her smile so bright it could light up the darkest corners of my memories."Yes, baby," I said gently, brushing a soft curl away from Kelvin’s forehead. "They’re my parents, so that makes them your grandparents too."Kelvin blinked up at me, wide-eyed. “So… they’re your mommy and daddy?”I nodded slowly, the weight of those words settling into my chest. “Yes. They were the ones who raised me. And even though we had a hard time… they’re still my parents. That means they’re your family too.”"Really?!" Kelsey squealed, spinning in a little circle with joy. “Mom, they’re your parents?”I smiled at her enthusiasm, warmth blooming in my chest. “Yeah, baby. They are. And now they’re your grandparents too.”Kelsey rushed over to them without hesitation, stopping right in front of my

"Should I be worried that my children look like they're plotting a coup with my parents?" Georgia repeated, her voice smooth but sharp, like velvet wrapped around a blade.Nobody answered.The tension in the room crackled like a storm waiting to break.Keira blinked at her mother, her little lips trembling. "Mommy, we weren’t plotting. We were... we were remembering."Georgia’s eyes softened for a fraction of a second, but she didn’t let it show. Her arms crossed, shoulders straight, chin high."Remembering what? The bedtime stories I used to tell you, or the family that forgot we existed for seven years?""Georgia," her mother whispered, standing slowly, her voice uncertain, her hands shaking. "Please—""Don’t. Don’t come any closer." Georgia took a step back, the air around her colder now, sharper. "One minute I leave the room and the next, my kids are learning lullabies from the same people who left me bleeding and alone."Kelvin swallowed hard. "Mommy... they said they were sorry.

Jared pointed at the staircase, where medics were kneeling beside Kelvin’s small, lifeless body. “Look at what you did. Look at him. That’s a child. And you’ll answer for every drop of blood.”She flinched, finally realizing she had crossed a line no one could save her from. Her eyes flicked to Georgia, hoping, somehow, for mercy.Georgia stood tall. Taller than pain. Taller than fear. Her hand found Keira’s, and she stepped forward like a queen defending her kingdom.“You touched my child,” she said. “You put your hands on my son. On my daughter. In my house.”Serefina opened her mouth.“Don’t,” Georgia snapped. “Don’t insult me with lies. I’ve had enough of those to last ten lifetimes.”Serefina’s face twisted. “He got in the way. I wasn’t trying to hurt”“Then what were you trying to do? Snatch my daughter? Scare her? Steal her like you tried to steal everything else from me?”“I just wanted”“You wanted my life,” Georgia hissed, stepping so close that their faces nearly touched. “

Kelvin stirred. His eyelids fluttered open slowly, blinking against the harsh white of the hospital lights. For a moment, his vision was blurry, then it focused on the soft, tear-streaked face of his mother hovering above him."Mommy..." his voice was weak, scratchy, but full of something fragile, hope.Georgia gasped, her hand flying to her mouth as tears spilled anew. "Kelvin?" she breathed.He gave her a faint smile."The song..." he whispered, barely audible. "Mommy, sing it again... the one you used to sing when I was scared. Please..."Georgia blinked.She looked down at Kelvin, but his lips hadn’t moved.It was only in her head.Her trembling fingers brushed through his dark curls as she leaned forward, her forehead gently touching his."I know you're tired, baby," she whispered, voice breaking. "But you can't sleep forever, okay? You've got to come back to me. I need you. Your sisters need you."The steady beeping of the heart monitor was the only reply. Georgia shut her eyes.

Georgia’s hands trembled as she cradled the small white envelope. It was barely a whisper beneath the pillow, as if it had been placed there in the dead of night by someone who knew exactly where to find it. Her heart raced, a wild beat that didn’t belong to her, no, it was the pulse of a wolf, too sharp, too sensitive, as if the envelope itself was alive with danger."Soon."The jagged handwriting was a stark contrast to the quiet peace she had fought so hard to restore. It burned in her mind, searing through her thoughts as she tried to make sense of it. Who had left it? Why? And more importantly, who had dared to enter their home without her knowing?Her breath hitched as she shifted her gaze to Kelvin, sleeping peacefully in his bed, unaware of the storm swirling just beyond the door. He was alive, he was alive,and for a moment, the world had seemed like it was going to settle. But now, with that one simple word, everything felt wrong again.She couldn’t help herself. Her claws, s