Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends (Madeline) novel Chapter 217

217–Bride Without A Groom

Madeline:

My little children looked terrified.

Baxter quickly pulled them aside.

“Kids, go to the room and stay there, okay?” Baxter told them, gesturing at the nannies to take them.

The nannies worked for Ron, so they waited for his order instead.

“Yes, please take care of them,” Ron told them, thankfully not reacting harshly, and he instructed them to take care of my babies.

“As for you saying the wedding is cancelled, I do not know who gave you the right to say that,” Ron remarked firmly, shocking me because I thought at the first sign of trouble the men around me usually ran away.

So why did he not run away?

“No,” Lord Eldon replied firmly. “This is different,” he stated.

“How is it different? I am getting married to her. She will become a pack member through me,” Ron argued, looking stunned.

Even his grandmother looked angry with the leaders.

“Because she is the daughter of a woman who worked in the whorehouse. That makes the situation more complicated. We do not know if her father is also a rogue. That makes her unable to enter any pack territory. Besides, it will ruin your reputation,” Lord Eldon hissed, standing tall and firm in front of me. 1

I noticed the crowd and saw Kaylee, Silver, and Yuvonne roll their eyes.

But they had still managed to ruin the moment for me, to ruin my reputation and my character once again.

“Well, if all of you are done accusing her, I would still like to marry her, Ron commented, making the hair on the back of my neck stand up.

“That is not how it works, Alpha Ron. For her to become a pack member and to marry an Alpha, at least one of her family members must come from a pack,” Lady Abigail corrected him. “Two rogues cannot have a child who becomes a pack member and also gets to marry an Alpha.”

Her words made my stomach twitch.

“It means she should be penalized for living in a pack all this time when she should not have,” Lord Eldon explained. Before Ron could open his mouth, he added, “And if you are still insisting on marrying her,” he remarked, staring straight at Ron.

There was a small pause, and I noticed everyone’s eyes move toward Lord Eldon to hear what he was going to say.

“Then you will have to go rogue with her. Both of you, along with the children, will live in the woods.”

As he finished, Ron and I shared a deep, depressing glance.

Gasps filled the hall. Even the people who disliked me looked stunned.

I was frozen, unable to defend myself. There was nothing to defend myself against.

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217–Bride Without A Groc

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My mind could not catch up with what was happening.

They wanted my children to live in the woods as rogues.

They wanted me out, and they wanted Ron to lose everything if he stayed with me, even his crown.

That was too much. He had only tried to help me. It did not have to be this.

They did not have to be this harsh on him.

“And if she does not marry anyone, then she will be the only one going to the woods. Her children will stay with their fathers,” Lord Eldon added.

As soon as he said that, it felt as if a knot had formed in my chest.

I did not know what was worse, the ruined wedding or the punishments.

My lips quivered and I began to shake my head.

Of course there was no way I was going to let him ruin his life by choosing me.

“What is your decision, Alpha Ron?” Lord Eldon asked him, and this time I felt a little resentful.

Since he was standing too close to me, I even heard him gulp.

“We would like to have a conversation alone.” It was Baxter who suggested that.

“Sure, you can have a five–minute discussion, because everybody else here has to go home then,” Lord Eldon stated, stepping away from the platform.

Baxter took us to the back side of the platform from where I could still see the crowd.

They were all talking and whispering.

“Hey, do not worry,” Baxter told me. Then he turned to look at Ron. “Do you think you will do it?” he wondered.

Ron looked agitated now.

“Yeah, I mean, it does not matter to me, to be honest. The thing is, I do not know how I will come to see my grandmother if they shun me out. And then she will be alone,” Ron uttered, and I understood.

It was too much for him.

“Ron, you do not have to do that,” I snapped. He looked at me with very sad eyes.

“I am being honest with you,” he replied.

“It is okay,” I uttered, gulping hard.

“But then what will you do? They will kick you out,” Ron asked me.

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