All Chapters of Betrayed With The Best Man, Claimed By The Wolf: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

April I should have guessed that when I walked out, I would run into David's parents, but I did not imagine what they would say. "What are you doing here? You turned our son into a killer. He almost killed our best friends because of you." I did not understand how Teresa could still blame me for this. "I am tired of you and your damn son. You say it is my fault? This is a sick act by your son. How can you still cover for him?" I look at both of them, uncomprehending. If my son did what David did, I would not blame someone else. "Mr. Lane, I always respected you and saw you as a father, but right now I only feel disappointment. Does it justify an act like the one your son committed just because I did not want to marry him? Should I burn your house down for discovering that your son cheated on me? We need some common sense." "Are you threatening us, April?" I look at Teresa, ready to attack someone again. Apparently, pregnancy did not give me cravings, but it did give me wild insti

AprilAfter a month, I find myself leaving the courthouse with Ryan. Thank God, the trial was short. David accepted the charges; there was no way anyone would believe he was innocent. Not when the police found gas cans in his car. True to his word, Mr. Lane helped his son with a lawyer, but he testified that he knew his actions were driven by revenge. Teresa was furious, ranting again and again against me. But she was removed halfway through the session after ignoring the judge's multiple warnings. David was sentenced to eight years in prison, but knowing Teresa, we should prepare for an appeal."Are you okay, bunny?" Ryan has not left my side for a moment. If you ask me, he is the best partner I could have."Calm now, but let's go see my parents, okay?" My parents are still in the hospital, undergoing their rehabilitation sessions and necessary care. I insisted many times on bringing them with me, but they prefer to be here. "Sure, we must be sure they are prepared for tomorrow.""Do

Megan"Sam, you need to pay more attention. I do not want to have to speak with your parents.""I am sorry, Miss Williams, it will not happen again," the little girl repeats, and although I know it is not true, I do not insist.I look at the children, each immersed in their notebooks, except for Sam, who, as I suspected, got distracted again looking out the window. It is the third time I have called her out, and even though she promises to focus, she keeps looking over there. Children are easy, most of the time. At the end of the year, it is hard for me to say goodbye to them; the affection I develop for them is slightly unhealthy for me.I walk over to little Sam; she is one of the girls I will miss the most. She can be distracted and unruly, but she never ceases to surprise me with her ideas. A few days ago, she brought a small kitten hidden in her backpack. When I asked her why, she just shrugged and replied that the poor thing felt lonely. Although I understood her, Principal Vega

Jack"Come on, Nathan, with that performance you would not even be able to rescue a little girl. Double your strength and lay off the night outings, or would you prefer to go back to the pack?"We came to the city to help humans; our abilities make us more resilient than they are. Seven other wolves came with me, among them Ryan, my beta, and Nathan, who, despite being strong, is paying the price for his constant sleepless nights partying."I am sorry, Alpha, it will not happen again. I will dedicate myself fully to the job.""I hope that is the case this time. I want two more sets of twenty."The truth is that lately we have not had any emergencies; the city has been quiet since the last fire at Mrs. Bermond's house. Poor woman, we did not arrive in time to rescue her. She had inhaled too much smoke, and at her age, she could not withstand it. Apparently, the lady enjoyed smoking before bed, but she fell asleep with the cigarette, causing a small fire that had doubled in size by the

Megan We were finalizing the details for my discharge from the hospital. These past few days have been far too boring, and I cannot wait to get back to my routine. I cannot return to my apartment until it is restored. Part of it was left in bad condition, and Mr. Rojas had it sent to be fixed. Clearly, my other option was going to a hotel, but Susan refused to let me spend money when I could stay at her place. The truth is that I adore her, but her crazy behavior suffocates me. "I really can go to a hotel. I do not like the idea of bothering you and usurping your personal space," I murmured senseless excuses, having already used my best ones. "Stop with the nonsense, Meg. I have already brought over several of your clothes and left them in the guest room." She bites her lip, thinking. "Having said that, you are like family to me, but honestly, it is time to upgrade your closet. Meg, my eighty-year-old grandmother wears more daring dresses than you do. Have you not thought that th