Lahat ng Kabanata ng Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends: Kabanata 131 - Kabanata 140

Madeline:Panic surged through me. We were running around looking for my children, and during that time I felt myself slipping.If Baxter had not been with me, I would have completely lost control.I kept crying out for them, screaming, even falling to the ground.Baxter had to turn back and hold on to me to comfort me.Then Lena finally decided to do something about it.“I can tell where they are,” she uttered.I stopped. My hand stretched out toward Baxter, stopping him because I had been holding his hand. He turned to look at me, waiting for me to speak.“Really? Can you find them?” I asked her.“Isn’t that what I said?” she snapped, and I clenched my jaw.“Lena says she knows where they are,” I remarked to Baxter, informing him of my wolf.“Okay, tell her. Tell her to take us there,” Baxter insisted.“You heard him. Please take us to our children,” I requested.She told me to follow her. I gave her some control, and we started moving along the path she guided us toward.I guessed

Madeline:“Why are you focusing on Gina? Ask him to give us Bodhi. If she wants to keep the daughters, she can keep them,” that was when Lord Eldon spoke, and everyone went silent to look at him.“What?” Graham wondered, staring at his father in confusion.“I am telling the truth. It is hard for any father to take care of daughters. They have their own issues, but we can keep the son,” Lord Eldon explained, and Graham began to frown even deeper.“Father, I want Madeline to stay with me. You remember the promise you made to me,” he told him.Anxiety filled my veins. My fingers curled into tight fists. Bodhi and Gina were so frightened they hid in Baxter and Graham’s arms, crying.“I remember your promise, but she is clearly telling you she will not accept you. In that case, instead of taking Gina, why not take Bodhi?” his father complained. I guessed Graham mentioning Gina made him assume his son only wanted one child to pressure me. So he chose Bodhi for the most obvious reason comi

Graham:Silence filled the air, but it was too late. The damage had been done.I had been pushed to the edge to speak words I would never have spoken in a clear state of mind.If Madeline had not reacted this way to my proposal or my request for my child, none of this would have happened.It was sad, but it was the truth. It was her fault, yet I knew the blame would fall on me because I was the one who had spoken the words.Even after everything, I still wanted to be with her.“What did you say?” my father asked through heavy breaths. His reaction said everything. He was struggling to cope with the truth.Before I could respond or tell him not to focus on it, I felt someone pull Gina out of my arms. It was Madeline.She took my daughter, and then her hand struck my face hard enough to almost knock me down, but I held my footing. She had finally taken Gina from me.Tears filled her eyes, and she looked at me with judgment.“You have done enough,” she told me as a tear rolled down her c

Madeline:After I took my babies from them and moved toward the car with Baxter, he carried me and the children back home.Throughout the ride, my kids were crying, yelling, and screaming at one another.Elara kept complaining about why her siblings were not considerate of her and why they were saying such hateful things.The others were crying and telling me they were scared of their sister. It was a complete mess, and I sat there feeling like nothing.My world felt as if it had crumbled right in front of me.And now there were all the threats I would face.I began to chew the corner of my nails, rubbing my palms together while glancing around the car.I could not believe I was sweating in winter."Everything will be fine," Baxter remarked, but as soon as he said it, I shook my head. I no longer believed it.It had escalated into something very ugly, yet I stayed silent.Once we arrived, I took two of my children while Baxter carried Elara inside, mostly because the others refused to

Madeline:I shoved past the council members, but they had surrounded me so tightly I could barely move. I couldn’t even see the bedroom door until the screams grew louder. Everyone rushed behind me, and when we entered the room, I saw Bodi and Gina clinging to each other in the corner. On the bed, Elara was red with anger."I want to kill them! I don’t want them here!" she screamed, her voice the loudest of all.Instead of running to me, my children ran to Alpha Eldon, wrapping their arms around his legs.And in that moment, I realized they did not seek comfort in me because they knew I would never hurt Elara for them."Well, I guess it is decided. The kids are not safe with you," Lord Eldon said in a calm, chilling tone, taking advantage of the chaos my children were trapped in.“This is the sickness controlling them, the same sickness that had brought me here, and I had helped the children through it in the past. How the heck could you claim my children are not safe with the same