Lahat ng Kabanata ng Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends: Kabanata 531 - Kabanata 540

Madeline:I had come home after a failed attempt to speak with Ron and Sherry. Honestly, it hurt to see friends turning their backs on each other for the sake of a crown.And for someone like Graham, not to mention.I threw myself onto the couch and lay staring at the ceiling when my children came running toward me."Mommy, Mommy, do you know what happened?" Bodhi and Elara jumped to either side of me, Bodhi touching my cheek to get my attention."I had a dream, and I saw Gina in it."The name had barely left his mouth when my heart crumbled. Memories of her rushed through me, and my hands longed to touch her again.I wanted to hear her footsteps. I wanted her to come and hug me, but that was never going to happen. She was gone now."Really? That is really good." I tried to smile so I would not alarm my son."And guess what? I saw Daddy with her."When he added those words, my spine stiffened. Goosebumps covered my skin, but I could not tell my son not to say that.That it would never

Madeline:“I know I shouldn't have done that. I wish I hadn’t. Now I’ve lost everything. And he has the videos. I know he will come back to blackmail me again,” Yuvonne cried.I was shocked by everything she had been telling me. I reached for her hand and squeezed it."It was not your fault," I murmured, watching her lift her eyes to look at me in shock. "I’m not lying to you. They manipulate women when they are at their lowest. They blackmail them, leaving them no other option, and then make it seem like it was a choice. I don’t blame you. I almost fell into it, and you saved me."I paused, pulling my hand back and placing it in my lap, feeling guilty for not being there for her when she had saved me from a similar situation. Honestly, I felt guilty at that moment.She lowered her head and started crying again."I thought you would hate me," she mumbled, hiccuping as she tried to finish her sentence."Why would I hate you, Yuvonne?" I asked. "You went through what I was about to go t

Byron:I had done many wrong things in my life, like sneaking out of the pack house, dating girls in secret, lying, stealing pack files, and taking money from the pack to bring back to my own. I was rude to people.Sometimes, when I was supposed to run with my pack, I would be so lazy that I lied and said I was sick.I used to think I was a very bad alpha. I had never praised myself because, deep down, even if I pretended to, I knew I was not a good person, nor a good alpha.That truth had always stayed with me, and I often wondered how I could make myself better.But then I would cheat or deceive the rest of the pack again, and it would confirm that I could not change.But today, when I heard about Graham’s actions, I realized something. Maybe I was not that bad after all.I made small mistakes, childish ones, or even crimes that made me look dishonest in the eyes of other packs. But I was not a bastard.What surprised me the most was that ever since I had started getting to know Mad

Ron:“She was terrified. When he came to her place, she was already unwell. Maybe her hormones were out of balance. Then Graham told her she would be arrested, that her cases would drag you into them as well.” Byron was speaking softly, trying to explain everything to me in the best way possible.“At that moment, he did not give her a chance. Ten minutes later, he forced her down onto her knees. I do not even want to imagine how she felt when he left.”We were sitting on the chairs with the table between us, and I could not lift my head. The fire seemed to consume me. Everything Byron told me made me feel like a failure as an alpha.My Luna was out there being played, twisted, and broken. And I was angry instead of empathetic toward her."You know when they did the same to Madeline?" he paused, and I shot my head up in confusion."Yeah. Before Yuvonne, it was Madeline. They asked her to come to Graham's mansion if she did not want Baxter to die. They always target the person Lunas lov

Sherry:Ever since I found out that Graham's father had lost his children and that his wife had been admitted in critical condition, I knew Graham must have broken down.Not because he was genuinely worried about the children, but because it probably reminded him of his own loss.I knew it was risky for me to go in front of everyone at that time to comfort him, but it was necessary. At that moment, I knew he needed me. So I put every fear aside and went to see him.When I arrived at the hospital, the atmosphere made it clear they had suffered a loss, the loss of their Alpha and a council leader's children.There were no smiles on the doctors’ faces. Even if they wanted to smile, they would not. They had to appear sorrowful.I reached the lobby and found out they had secured a separate room for Graham, his father, and his family. They were alone in one private lobby room.His father was sitting on a comfortable sofa as if there were no life left in his body, his head turned to the side