All Chapters of Betrayed, Then claimed by my God mother's husband. : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

CHAPTER 51.ROWAN'S POINT OF VIEW The morning sun streamed through the windows, its rays slipping across the floor.I stood in front of the window, my gaze narrowed outside, but the only person occupying my mind was Maddy.I slid my hand into my pocket and took out my phone. I checked it—no calls. It was past eleven in the morning, and there was still no sign of her.For a moment the idea that she might have escaped crossed my mind, but I pushed it away.She doesn’t seem to hate how I had stretched her pussy in the office, she wanted more, so I don’t think she has run away.I wanted to ask Adams to make a search and find her, but that would only spark more reactions and draw attention that I don’t want.Dominic, my childhood friend and also the Beta of the pack, already suspects that I have a liking for Maddy.Dominic has always been a case for my private and sexual life. He has always wanted me to get another partner since my wife died.We don’t need a lonely leader; get a woman, he

CHAPTER 53MADDY'S POINT OF VIEW.I tried to pretend that I hadn't seen him, but his eyes bore holes into my body.“So Maddy, how is your friend?” Sloane asked, a hint of interest in her tone. “Dad said you went to see your friend.”I blinked a few times, confusion marring my features. But before I could respond, DeShawn's voice cut through.“Babe…” he called, and Sloane tilted her head, turning to him. “Come see this. I think you'd love it for our wedding.”Sloane flashed me a smile and hastened across the room to see what he had to show her on the phone about their wedding.I tried to look away and not look at them, but I just couldn’t help looking. The way he wrapped his hand around her shoulder while showing her what he wanted to show on the phone made my stomach twist—not just in pain but in exhaustion mixed with confusion. How is he planning his wedding with the Alpha's daughter and still frequents my house and calls my dad his father-in-law?I'm just tired of it all. I am also

CHAPTER 55. MADDY'S POINT OF VIEW. Our eyes drifted to the door, and for a brief moment, we just stared at it. Then he finally breathed out, letting me go. I quietly adjusted my clothes, dragging my blouse down and walking away from him. The door swung open, and a woman walked in. She had heavy makeup on her face, but her dress was designer—you could tell she's either a matriarch or some kind of debutante. She looked so boujee and strutted forward like someone who really wanted you to know who she was. My eyes swept over her up and down, and I couldn't seem to understand who she was, but as soon as the Alpha saw her, his face lit up immediately, and he approached her. “You didn't tell me you were coming?” he said, pulling her into a small hug. “If you had called me, I would have sent someone to come pick you up.” The lady paused, her gaze shifting toward me. He glanced at me, then walked over to the couch and dropped her bag. “I didn't call you because you would have lied that

CHAPTER 57MADDY'S POINT OF VIEW.Later that day, I stayed back in the office with Alpha Rowan since he was working overtime.Not like I had much to do; I just took time to walk around his company after the staff all left.I hadn't seen a building with so many offices like this one I was in. I almost lost my way.After walking around, I checked the time, and it was past ten in the evening. I quickly marched back to Rowan's office.I landed a soft knock and then made my way inside.When I walked in, he was still on his laptop, his eyes fixed on the screen. He raised his gaze and glanced my way, then refocused on the laptop.I looked over at the clock again, and it was almost eleven at night. What kind of job was still keeping him at work this late?All of his staff were gone. I wanted to ask what he was doing, but I held myself back and just leaned against the wall, staring at him.I stared for far too long, and once he raised his head, I pulled my gaze away. He tilted his head slightl

CHAPTER 59.MADDY'S POINT OF VIEW.Once it was five in the morning, I woke Vanessa up, and we both rushed down to the garage where her car was parked.She settled into the driver's seat, and I climbed into the passenger seat.The engine of the car roared to life, breaking the quiet of the early morning.We didn’t care if it woke the neighbors.The garage door groaned as it lifted, and a cool wave of dawn air rushed inside.The sky outside was still a dull shade of blue-gray, the sun only beginning to think about rising.Vanessa pressed the accelerator the moment we cleared the driveway.The tires screeched slightly against the pavement before gripping the road, and the car shot forward faster than I expected.My body jerked back into the seat, the seatbelt tightening across my chest.Streetlights blurred past us one after another.The roads were mostly empty at that hour, with just a few delivery trucks and the occasional sleepy driver.Vanessa took advantage of it. Her foot stayed he