All Chapters of My Mate Chose The Bitch Who Hurt Our Baby : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

OLIVIA’S POVDerek and I walked back from Dominic’s office in silence.I didn’t know what more I could say to him after what just happened. I could sense the tension still lingering from the showdown, but Derek—ever composed, simply gave me a reassuring smile as we entered the house.The moment we stepped in, the silence was shattered by two excited voices.“Uncle Derek!” Aria and Noah practically launched themselves at him, arms wide, laughter ringing through the hallway. Derek knelt down and opened his arms, catching them with ease and spinning them once before pulling them in for a tight hug.“You guys are growing so fast!” he chuckled, ruffling Noah’s hair while Aria tugged his sleeve to show him her sparkly bracelet.As I watched them, I felt a warmth rise in my chest. Despite everything going on around us, this moment was peaceful. And precious.Derek stayed with the kids for a while, helping them with their colouring books and listening intently to Aria’s stories about school a

DOMINIC’S POVThe days passed slowly—achingly slow. Each morning felt heavier than the last. The duties of an Alpha no longer carried the same sense of purpose they once had. I went through the motions, signed documents, attended briefings, mediated disputes, but inside… I was empty.Every time I sat in my office chair, I’d find myself glancing at the door, half-expecting Olivia to burst in with that fire in her eyes and a folder full of answers in her hand. But she didn’t come. And I knew why.That day—the day she came to me with proof—should’ve been my redemption. Instead, I let my damn ego get in the way. The moment I saw her standing beside Derek, so close, so in sync, something inside me snapped not realizing that I have been doing the same to her. I didn’t listen to her like I should’ve. I didn’t acknowledge her effort, her work. I let my pride cloud my judgment.She had been doing everything—everything I should’ve done as Alpha. She tracked the message. She found the hacker. Sh

DOMINIC’S POVI stood near the entrance of their house, watching the road with my hands shoved deep into my pockets. I picked the twins because she didn’t want them even at the entrance of the pack house, and though I’d told myself I wouldn’t get my hopes up, I was lying—through my damn teeth.I’d cleaned up, made sure my schedule was clear, even picked out a new shirt Aria had once said looked “like a marshmallow”—apparently that was a compliment. But when James finally came out with kids… Olivia wasn’t with them.Disappointment hit harder than I expected. I tried not to let it show in front of the kids, but my wolf caught it immediately.“Maybe she’s just busy,” he offered.“Or maybe she didn’t want to see us,” I replied bitterly.“Still hurts, huh? But I wonder who’s fault is that.”“You don’t have to remind me every time.”I pasted on a smile the second Noah and Aria hopped out of the car. They looked around hopefully, like they too had hoped their mother would come.“I really wis

DOMINIC’S POVAfter I dropped the kids off and made sure their spirits had lifted, I watched them walk toward the house, their small forms hand in hand, talking softly to James. Olivia didn’t come to the door. Again. My heart ached more than I wanted to admit.Of course, their date is the reason she didn’t come out.The moment I was alone, a loud growl erupted from my chest and echoed inside the car. I gripped the steering wheel until my knuckles turned white. I tried to keep it in, tried to reason, tried to be better.But I wasn’t.I couldn't stop picturing her with him.Derek.Her “safe” choice.Her perfect alternative to the man who had shattered her trust.Derek.He didn’t lie. He didn’t cheat fate. He didn’t choose prophecy over her.He was stable. Kind. He didn’t carry the weight of a kingdom or the burden of regret. He probably never made her cry herself to sleep, never looked into her eyes and turned away.Unlike me.Yes, she deserves the best. I’ll never deny her that.But wh

DOMINIC’S POVThe air around us was thick with unsaid words and unwanted emotions. Olivia's fierce eyes still lingered in my mind, still challenging me without saying a single word. The soft brush of Derek’s hand on her arm… the way she let him guide her… it burned.I couldn’t let it go.Not like this.If I couldn’t take her hand, I could still take my stand.“You’re good with horses, right?” I asked, folding my arms, staring at Derek.“Yeah, I guess so,” He narrowed his eyes. “What are you getting at, Dominic?”I stepped forward, a slow smirk spreading across my face. “Let’s settle this the old-fashioned way. A race. One-on-one. Just you, me, and the open field.”Derek scoffed. “You want to race me? This isn’t high school, Dominic.”“Scared?” I taunted, raising an eyebrow. “Worried you might lose in front of Olivia, your date?”That did it.His jaw clenched. Olivia stepped between us again, voice sharp. “Don’t do this, Derek. Don’t fall for it. You don’t have to waste your time on hi