All Chapters of Chasing My Runaway Mate And Triplets : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Chapter 42Madeline’s POVI dragged myself out of bed and into the bathroom, splashing cold water on my face. The image of his glowing eyes still haunted me. Something was wrong, deeply wrong, and I could feel it in my bones.Downstairs, the house was silent. The triplets had already left for school; William had driven them before I woke up. I was grateful for the quiet, but also uneasy. The stillness made my mind restless.I sat at the kitchen table, staring at my untouched cup of tea. My phone buzzed beside me—it was a message from Rowan.“Stay alert. Don’t go anywhere alone today. And keep the kids inside after school.”No greeting, no explanation. Just that.I bit my lip, rereading the message over and over. My fingers trembled as I typed back:“What’s going on? Why were you at my house last night?”He didn’t reply.I exhaled shakily, placing the phone down. If Rowan was warning me, then whatever danger was coming had to be close.Still, I went to the hospital because I couldn’t j

Chapter 44: Madeline had barely closed her eyes when she felt a sharp wave of unease wash over her. Her heart raced, and her breathing grew shallow. Something wasn’t right. The night was far too quiet, and her wolf stirred within her, restless and uneasy.She sat up on the bed, her hand instinctively reaching for the small dagger she kept hidden under the pillow. William’s steady breathing beside her reassured her for a moment, but the tension in her chest didn’t fade. She could feel it—the pull of danger, faint but persistent.Slowly, she got out of bed and padded toward the window. The moonlight streamed through the curtains, casting a soft glow across the room. Outside, the compound seemed calm. The guards were at their posts, the gates locked, and the night air carried nothing but the sound of rustling leaves. Yet, her instincts screamed otherwise.“Madeline,” William’s voice broke the silence, low and drowsy. “What’s wrong?”She turned to him, forcing a faint smile. “Nothing. Ju

Chapter 46Madeline drove through the dark, rain-soaked road, her fingers gripping the steering wheel tightly. The wipers moved furiously back and forth, but they did little to clear her blurred vision. The triplets were huddled together in the back seat, their small faces pale with fear.She didn’t dare to stop or even slow down. The thought of Rowan’s voice echoing in her ears pushed her to go faster. Every few seconds, she looked at the rearview mirror, half expecting his car lights to appear behind them.“Mommy, are we going to be okay?” her youngest son asked softly, his voice trembling.“Yes, baby,” she whispered, forcing a smile through her fear. “We’re going to be fine. Mommy’s taking you somewhere safe.”Inside, her wolf growled uneasily. She knew Rowan wouldn’t give up so easily. He was unpredictable—strong, determined, and capable of tracking her scent even through storms like this. She needed to reach the safe house before dawn.After two hours of driving, the rain began t

Chapter 48 Madeline sat quietly in the back seat of the car, staring out the window as the scenery flew by. Her mind was far from calm. Ever since she’d heard the conversation between Rowan and the others, her thoughts had been in turmoil. The secrets she had buried years ago were slowly finding their way back to the surface, and she feared what would happen when the truth finally came out.William drove silently beside her, his hands gripping the steering wheel tightly. He could sense her restlessness but didn’t want to pressure her into talking. For the past few days, Madeline had been distant, lost in her thoughts, and he didn’t know how to reach her.Finally, he broke the silence. “You’ve been quiet all morning. Is something bothering you?”Madeline blinked, realizing she hadn’t even noticed how long she’d been silent. “No, I’m fine,” she lied, forcing a smile that didn’t reach her eyes.William gave her a knowing look. “You’re a terrible liar, Maddie.”She chuckled softly but di

Chapter 50 The atmosphere in the room felt heavy, almost suffocating. No one spoke for several seconds after Rowan’s outburst. His voice had echoed through the walls, shaking everyone who was present. Autumn sat frozen, her hands trembling slightly on her lap, while Madeline stood by the window, her gaze distant and unreadable.Rowan’s chest rose and fell as he tried to calm himself, but the fire in his eyes betrayed the storm brewing inside him. He turned his gaze to Madeline, who finally faced him with quiet strength.“You lied to me,” Rowan said coldly. “You knew what she was planning all along, didn’t you?”Madeline’s expression didn’t waver. “No, Rowan,” she replied softly. “I didn’t know she was going to fake her sickness. I only learned about it when I examined her.”“You expect me to believe that?” he scoffed. “You, of all people, couldn’t see through her act?”Autumn swallowed hard. She hadn’t expected things to unfold this way. She only wanted to draw Madeline’s attention,