Lahat ng Kabanata ng Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends: Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 130

Madeline:“What is the matter with you?” Graham hissed.“It has nothing to do with you, Baxter. Step aside. You are getting married soon,” Graham said, gesturing for him not to interfere.But it seemed he had forgotten something Baxter was about to remind him.“And you are already married, so what is your point? Besides, of course it matters to me. She is—my—- friend,” Baxter stated, taking a moment to gather his strength.I imagined it was because of what the texts had said to him. Sometimes, lies can shape your entire perception.“So, you are going to stop me?” Graham asked, arms crossed.“No, I am not going to stop you. But if she doesn’t want to marry you, you are going to stop immediately. None of us will get involved because that wouldn’t even be a point of tension. The topic will be over.”As Baxter continued, I realized he didn’t even know the full truth.“He is not only asking me to marry him, Baxter. He threatened me that if I did not accept him, he would request the DNA and

Madeline:After Graham’s announcement, I didn’t stick around.I had no strength to argue back and forth with them.It frustrated me that, all this time, everyone’s focus remained on what they wanted, not what I wanted.I understood that he was expressing his undying love for me, but at the same time, he didn’t want to take no for an answer.How can someone love another yet not let them make their own decisions?Baxter managed to open the door against the harsh wind because I had told him I wanted to get out.Thankfully, he didn’t pressure me, even though he could tell the wind was fierce outside.We began walking out of the house. The wind blew in my face, almost blinding me with dust particles.Soon, I noticed the pressure of the wind eased, and the particles stopped hitting me.When I opened my eyes, I realized why. Baxter was walking sideways, hands stretched out, making sure his body shielded mine.Then I heard a loud bang against his head. He opened his eyes, and briefly our eyes

Madeline:“Will we never be able to go out and play again, Mommy?” my kids asked.Their attention wandered away from lunch and toward the storm.The loud crashes from objects being flung by the wind against the mansion walls made them flinch and lift their shoulders.It was so dark outside that it felt like nighttime.All the warriors had been advised to remain in the back side of the mansion.That area was a narrow corridor filled with guard and servant rooms.“Of course not. It will pass, and everything will return to normal,” Baxter told the kids, giving them a small smile.I was grateful he was here to comfort them because, to be honest, the situation was new for me as well.Another object struck the wall. It was not as loud as Nina made it seem, yet she still jumped in her seat and spilled her soup.“Are you okay?” I asked her, noticing how anxious she had been throughout lunch.“Yeah, I’m –fine,” she replied, stuttering as she grabbed a napkin and quickly cleaned the mess.“Afte

Madeline:“I do not know. It is up to them. I will tell you one thing, because now it is between friends, and you know I will always choose you even when you would not choose me.” The words came from deep within him, and I began to wonder why he was saying any of it.Before I asked, he continued.“What Kaylee said was true. Graham was in love with her after you left. As for Elgin, Madeline, he chose to accept the children of an alpha’s daughter because he wanted the crown that his parents threatened he would lose. That is all I will say.” He finished.I took a deep breath. It gave me clarity. Then I straightened my posture and reached for another drink, filling another glass.“What about you? If you claim to have loved me so much, is that why you left right after that day when we had sex? Were you angry that I had a crush on others?” I asked, not looking away from him because I wanted to see his reaction.He stared at me for a while.Then he lowered his gaze in a subtle way, and I und

Madeline:The storm had finally passed.I gave Nina a sleeping pill to help her relax after I decided it was fine for her to leave, that I was not going to make her stay when she felt like she could not breathe in this air anymore. I could see it in her face.I still did not understand what had happened so fast. It could not be the storm alone. Or maybe it was.It was the next day, and I had slept on the couch.When I woke, I saw that everyone else was sleeping except for Baxter.The night before had been horrible. The dinner had been silent.Nina was asleep, and my kids kept asking what happened to her. Thankfully, Baxter being with them distracted them.Then it was the new morning. We had all freshened up while Nina had already packed her bags. She did not want to stay another hour in this place."Wow, look at all this stuff. Mommy, all the trees are broken," Bodhi pouted as he turned to look at me. His eyes showed how sad he felt for the trees."And there are many animals who might