บททั้งหมดของ Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends: บทที่ 81 - บทที่ 90

Madeline:“Wow, you’ve changed so much,” my father said as we stood face to face.“Well, you seem not to have changed at all,” I replied. I wasn’t trying to insult him, I was just being honest.“Yeah, your sister takes good care of me. I don’t have to worry about money or anything. All I do now is enjoy my life.”He was so quick to praise her, something he had never done with me, or so I thought.“I heard you’re doing great things in the human world. You must be doing well for yourself,” he continued.As soon as he said that and the frown began to form on my forehead, he laughed, as if to let me know it was just a joke.“I guess I should say I’m proud of you.”At those words, something tugged at my spine.“Wow–thank you,” I said, taking a deep breath. “Maybe Mother would’ve said the same thing.”I slipped her name into the conversation deliberately. I had never done that before.When I lived with my father, I was never allowed to speak of her—ever. If I did, I was punished.But now, I

Madeline:I quickly glanced at her, then looked at everyone with an apologetic smile as I took the envelope from her.I noticed Yuvonne’s smile fade.She had planned to make that announcement herself, and though everyone would have found out in a minute, it clearly mattered to her.“Oh, right—it’s the 28th,” Baxter said quickly, before anyone else could react. “And I’m glad our little angel got to announce it. Seems like good luck.”He added the last part with a reassuring nod to Yuvonne, urging her not to let it ruin her mood.“Anyway, let’s raise a toast to the good news,” Yuvonne said. She swallowed hard, making it clear she wasn’t happy about it.I glanced at Baxter before picking up my glass of wine.Everyone cheered and took sips. It was all a blur to me.I understood my daughter shouldn’t have done that, but it was just a minute’s difference.They were going to read it anyway. It’s not that I thought Yuvonne didn’t have the right to be upset, but for all of them to glare at my

Madeline:“It’s not like that,” I stuttered as I looked at their innocent faces, waiting for me to respond.“It’s okay, Mommy, you don’t have to answer us. But I’m glad you left that place. We already got the answers when we saw how they treated you,” Elara said, surprising me with her maturity.I broke down in front of them, trying to smile through my tears.“Mommy, please don’t cry.”Bodhi got up and held my hand, guiding me to sit on his bed.The others came closer and hugged me.“You don’t need them, Mommy. You have us,” they said together.Their words filled me with warmth, realizing my children were more mature than the family I had once depended on.It comforted me in a way I hadn’t expected. I decided then, I would stop thinking about them.After taking care of my kids, I tucked them into bed.Then I stood up and walked out of the room, planning to have a glass of wine.I thought Baxter would be gone by now. By the end of the day, he always went back to comfort Yuvonne because

Madeline:“If you’ve come here to talk about that, let me tell you, I had a miscarriage. I was worried and had no means to start a normal life. Then I met my husband about fifteen days later. It was an instant connection. We got married, and now I have children,” I said, taking deep breaths to steady myself.I was afraid my fear was showing on my face.“Really? What a nice story,” he mocked. “It’s amazing because it checks out with the children’s age, right?” His taunting smile stayed fixed on his face.“Well, it’s not a story. It’s the truth. Now, will you please leave?” I asked, pointing toward the door. When I noticed he looked offended, I added, “Since my stepmother called you, she must have told you about the chaos last night. My kids are still shaken from that, and I don’t think they’re comfortable with a stranger standing here.”I tried to keep my tone soft, but I meant every word sharply.“Sure, I’ll leave. It’s not like I came here to stay forever,” he said, taking another de

Graham:“Your father will drive her out of the werewolf land,” she repeated herself.Even though she looked confident that my father could pull this off, I didn’t believe a word of it.There was no way he would simply send her away. There had to be something else.So I immediately called Elgin and Baxter to warn them about what was happening.They were up in the mountains with the trainers and might not have seen the news yet.I contacted their warriors and told them to call me back, I explained everything and asked them to go check on Madeline.“Okay, listen to me. If you don’t get in the car right now, Kaylee, I won’t care what you do or how loud you scream about Madeline ever having a crush on me. I’ll leave,” I warned her.“And if you said her name again here, I will reject you,” I threatened and watched her eyes widen in shock and fear.I wanted her to understand that if she threatened me, I could do the same.At last she understood and reluctantly climbed into the car.During th