All Chapters of Pregnant With The Alpha Pup: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

~DAHLIA"Are you nervous?" Nyssa asked, and I shifted on the bed, turning on my side to meet her gaze. "Of course not. Why will I be?" was my response, but there was a small, almost unnoticeable flutter in my chest at her words. I tried to push it away, but it lingered. And as if Nysaa could read my mind, my twin sister shook her head with a knowing smile on her face. "Come on, Dahlia. We have passed the stage where you feel the need to lie to me. Or pretend to be something you're not. I can see you trying so carefully not to tremble. So just tell me the truth. You are nervous."This time, her words were not a question. It was a statement. One that confirmed the anxiousness battling around in my chest at the moment. I didn't speak immediately though, so Nyssa just shrugged and laid back down on the bed before grabbing her phone. "Okay then. If you don't want to talk about it, I won't make you."I

~NYSSAThere was a wide, satisfied smile on my face as I leaned back on my chair to watch my sister. Dahlia was radiant. My twin sister was glowing as she beamed at literally everything and everyone. I knew the make up artist did her job well, but to be honest? the makeup wasn't entirely responsible for how absolutely smashing my sister was tonight. It was joy. Dahlia was unabashedly happy, and even though looking at her made me feel mushy, I could not tear my gaze away. My sister was happy. Her laughter rang out from where she sat, surrounded by people who wanted to congratulate and gift her. She deserved this happiness. After listening to her story, to everything she went through to get to this point, deep down in my heart, I knew that even if she decided to throw this wedding party for an entire week, it would be absolutely worth it. And to think that I once disliked her, that I was once jealous of her

~DAHLIAI gently padded into our hotel room, a silent yawn slipping past my lips. My mate was on the bed, his laptop before him. I stood at the edge of the bed for a few minutes, watching as he worked. He seemed really absorbed in what he was doing, and I didn't want to disturb him. But I also wanted to desperately tell him about the seafood buffet I saw on my way upstairs, and why I think we should try it out. After standing there for a few moments, trying to decide if I should talk to him or not, my mate looked up. There was no surprise on his face, which meant that he probably already knew I was in the room right from the moment I walked in. I eyed him teasingly. "Why didn't you say anything?"Zayden placed his laptop on the bedside table before responding. "I was waiting for you to make up your mind, but seems like the decision is turning out to be a tough one."A slight frown furrowed on my face as I s

~ZAYDEN"She fell down the stairs. I...I was sleeping. We were all sleeping in my room and I didn't know when she woke up. One moment I was sleeping and the next...it was her scream that woke me. I am so sorry. I am really really sorry."Nyssa kept repeating her last statement over and over, and it was the first time, since I met her, that I was seeing her cry. Tears pooled in her eyes and rolled down her face, and her entire body was tense with fear.I stared at her for a long moment, my mind surprisingly blank and empty. She seemed to think that I was mad at her for Ava falling down the stairs. But I wasn't. I didn't blame her one bit. And I suppose I could tell her that. I would have, if my tongue wasn't frozen in my mouth. Dahlia didn't even look at us. My mate had regained consciousness just a few minutes after she fainted, and she has been sitting at Ava's bedside since then, ignoring everyone, including Nyssa

~NYSSAI watched as blood drained away from Dahlia's face, her mouth dropping open in horror as she processed my words. I remained still. Unmoving. I felt awful, but my mind was made up. Until I felt more capable and less careless, I was going to put a pause to this pregnancy of mine. My twin sister closed the distance between us, popping down on the couch beside me. Her hands automatically reached out to wrap over mine, and when she spoke, there was some sort of urgency to her words. "Nyssa. You can't do that. I know you are very shaken by what happened to Ava, but that was just an accident. You are going to be a terrific mother."I slowly eased my hands out of her grip. "But what if I don't turn out to be one? What if one day, my child wakes up in the middle of the night, and I had no idea. What if he or she falls down the stairs? Or play with knifes in the kitchen. There are a lot of scenarios where something could go