All Chapters of Chasing My Runaway Mate And Triplets : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Chapter 32Madeline.Stella had called earlier to tell me she’d arranged the papers and that a car would come by five in the morning to take us to the airport. Everything was ready. We just needed to make it through the night.I walked to the window and pulled the curtain aside slightly. The street was empty, the lamppost flickering weakly. My wolf stirred inside me, restless. She had been uneasy all day, growling softly in my head like she sensed something I couldn’t see.“Are you sure this will work?” William asked suddenly, breaking the silence. His voice was calm, but his eyes weren’t.“It has to,” I whispered. “Once we get to the next city, we’ll be safe. He won’t find us there.”He looked at me for a long moment. “You keep saying that, but you’re not sure, are you?”I turned away, not wanting him to see the truth in my eyes. “I’m trying to be.”He sighed and stood up. “You should sleep a little. I’ll stay awake and keep watch.”I nodded but didn’t move toward the bed. Sleep was

Chapter 34The forest was dark and full of whispers. The sound of leaves brushing together filled the air. Madeline could feel the cold air biting into her skin as she held Ella close to her chest. Her heart was beating so fast it almost hurt.“Mom, I’m scared,” Ella whispered.“I know, baby,” Madeline said softly. “But you have to be brave for me, alright?”Ethan and Evan stood beside her, trembling. The sound of footsteps grew louder. Rowan’s voice echoed again, closer this time.“Madeline, you can’t run forever,” he said. “You know how this ends.”William was crouched behind a tree not far from them. His eyes met Madeline’s in the darkness. He looked pale, desperate, and guilty. He had promised to protect her and the children, but now even he could sense there was no way out.Madeline motioned with her hand for him to stay quiet. They had to think. There had to be a way to escape before Rowan got too close.But then, a light flashed through the trees. Flashlights. Rowan’s men were

Chapter 36 – Madeline barely slept that night. Every time she closed her eyes, she saw William’s face, the triplets’ laughter, and Rowan’s cold stare. Her heart ached with fear and guilt. She sat by the window, watching the faint light of dawn creep through the trees.She was back in the same place she had once called home, but it no longer felt like home. The walls seemed closer, the air heavier. It felt like a golden prison built just for her.When morning came, a maid knocked softly on her door. “Luna, breakfast is ready,” the girl said politely, keeping her eyes low.Madeline hated that name now. “Don’t call me that,” she said softly. “I am not your Luna.”The girl nodded quickly and hurried away, leaving the tray of food on the table. Madeline wasn’t hungry. She just stared at the food until her stomach turned.Her thoughts were on her children. Were they safe? Did William manage to hide them well? She prayed silently that Rowan’s men would not find them.As she stood up, her ey

Chapter 38 The night air was cold and heavy as Rowan returned to his packhouse. Every step he took felt slower than the last. His wolf was restless inside him, clawing to be let out, but he fought to keep control. He had done what he thought was right by letting Madeline go, yet nothing about it felt right. It felt like something had been ripped out of him.When he entered his room, the silence was unbearable. The scent of Madeline still lingered faintly on his bed sheets. He sat on the edge of the bed and pressed his palm against his chest as pain tore through him. It was not physical pain. It was deeper. It was the pain of a bond breaking.His wolf howled inside him, resisting it, refusing to let go of their mate. Rowan clenched his jaw and forced a deep breath. “Calm down,” he whispered to himself. “She made her choice.”But his wolf did not listen. He could feel the animal in him trembling with rage and sorrow. His hands shook as his eyes glowed gold. He stood up and punched the

Chapter 40The sound of the rain outside mixed with the quiet sobs that escaped from Madeline’s lips. She sat on the edge of the bed, her fingers clenched tightly around the small pendant Rowan had once given her. It glowed faintly in her palm, like a reminder of a bond she was trying so hard to forget.She lifted her eyes when the door creaked open and William stepped in. His expression was calm, but his eyes carried exhaustion. He had been out for most of the day, trying to sort out the papers for their relocation.“Are you okay?” he asked gently, dropping his briefcase on the chair.Madeline nodded, but her silence told another story. She couldn’t bring herself to look at him for long. Not when guilt weighed so heavily on her.“You have barely touched your dinner,” he said, walking closer. “Is it still the headache?”She shook her head slowly. “No. I’m fine. Just… tired.”William sighed and sat beside her. “You’ve been saying that a lot lately, Maddie. Talk to me. Did something hap