All Chapters of HE CHEATED, I CHOSE THE TWIN ALPHA: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

“I’ll try my best,” Veran said.Cynthia’s brother didn’t reply. He simply got into his car, slammed the door, and drove off without another word.Soon, it was just the three of us left—me, Karen, and Veran… along with Cynthia, still unconscious in Veran’s car.Veran turned to Karen. “I’m leaving now.”Karen nodded.Carefully, Veran adjusted Cynthia in the back seat before getting in and driving off, leaving just Karen and me alone.Silence settled between us.Thick. Uncomfortable.I turned slightly, and our eyes met.For a moment, neither of us spoke.Then he broke the silence.“Let me take you home,” he said quietly.I shook my head immediately. “No, it’s fine. I can find my way myself. You don’t have to worry.”His brows furrowed.“No,” he said firmly. “It’s not safe out here. After everything that just happened… you must be overwhelmed. Let me take you home so you can rest.”I looked at him, something sharp rising in my chest.“Why do you care?” I asked. “You’re always blaming me.”

“So what you’re saying is… you won’t be able to terminate the pregnancy?” I asked the doctor, my voice low but firm.He nodded. “Yes. Without a visible fetus, there’s nothing we can safely remove. Attempting anything now could damage your organs.”I swallowed hard.He was right.A bitter thought crossed my mind.Maybe the Moon Goddess had cursed me.First, my marriage fell apart. Then I was accused of things I didn’t do. Now I was pregnant… and the one person who was supposed to stand by me—my mate, my boyfriend—was no longer on good terms with me.And on top of all that… Cynthia.Her situation was still unresolved.Everything felt like it was crashing down at once, slipping out of my control.“I don’t know how I’m supposed to handle all of this,” I thought quietly.The doctor cleared his throat. “If you’d like, we can run more detailed tests. We can study your blood further and try to understand what’s happening.”I froze for a second.I knew what that meant.They wanted to study me…

I stared at the headline on the document, my eyes narrowing as I tried to understand what I was seeing. Moonfang Shared Ancestral Property. The words did not make sense at first, and for a moment, I thought I was reading it wrong. I lifted my gaze slowly and looked at Rebecca, then back at the papers again, my confusion deepening.“What is this?” I asked, my voice tense. “What exactly is going on? I don’t understand anything here.”Rebecca folded her arms, watching me like she had been waiting for this exact reaction. “The pack has started distributing property,” she said calmly. “Lands, estates, territories. The Alpha decided to share ownership among top members of the pack.”I frowned, still trying to follow.“There have been threats,” she continued. “Other packs are trying to take over. So this is a way to secure what belongs to Moonfang. The properties are being assigned to those who are considered valuable, those who have been trained and trusted.”She paused, her eyes locking on

I kept stealing glances at him as he drove, trying not to make it obvious, but my eyes kept drifting back anyway. Something about the way he looked so calm, so unaware, made everything inside me feel even heavier. Then suddenly, he turned to me, catching me in the act.“Are you okay?” he asked, his voice softer than before.I didn’t answer. I just looked away, pretending to focus on something outside the window, even though my thoughts were far from it.“You’ve been staring at me for a while now,” he continued. “Is there something you want to say?”I stayed quiet.It wasn’t that I didn’t have anything to say. I had too much to say. My head was full, my chest felt tight, and my thoughts refused to settle into anything clear. But I wasn’t ready to say any of it out loud. Not to him. Not now.So I said nothing.“Thalasa,” he called, and this time I turned to him.“There’s nothing,” I said quickly, trying to keep my voice calm. “I’m just thinking about something else.”He watched me for a

Slowly, I lowered my gaze to my stomach and placed my hand over it, my fingers resting there gently, almost cautiously, like I was afraid of what I might feel. For a moment, there was nothing. Just silence. I held my breath without even realizing it, waiting… hoping… not even sure what I was expecting to hear.Seconds passed.Then minutes.Still nothing.I let out a slow breath, my shoulders dropping slightly as doubt began to creep in. Maybe it was all in my head. Maybe the doctor was wrong. Maybe there was nothing there after all.I was just about to pull my hand away when I suddenly froze.There was a sound.Faint.Soft.Unfamiliar.My breath caught in my throat as I stilled completely, my heart beginning to race again. I pressed my hand more firmly against my stomach, my senses sharpening as I focused on that tiny sound.And then I heard it clearly.A small, steady heartbeat.Not mine.My eyes widened, and my entire body went still as the realization hit me all at once. It was rea