Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends (Madeline) novel Chapter 234

234–He Plans To Marry Yuvonne Soon

Madeline:

We left our bags inside the room and stepped out with the children. Baxter lifted both the girls while I carried Bodhi.

We walked toward the line of trees behind the motel. The woods were dark, and the ground felt damp under my boots.

Baxter kept looking around as if he were already searching for a place.

After a long walk, when we found nothing, I realized the woods were not a safe place for us.

“Is there any place besides the woods?” I asked Baxter, and he began to frown.

Then he turned around and pointed toward the mountain path.

“There is a higher area there. We can check it,” he commented.

I began to wonder whether the woods would be better or the mountains.

“Fine, let us go and check it too,” I uttered.

I placed Bodhi on the ground to catch my breath. It was not because I was tired.

My wolf was strong enough to hold him for hours, but I had grown anxious after having no luck in the woods.

Baxter slowed his steps as we reached the steep rise in the ground.

I carried Bodhi again and Baxter adjusted Gina before giving Elara a small jump too.

The two giggled. He kept communicating with the children to keep them involved, while I stayed focused on finding a place.

I was far more anxious than he was.

“This area is usually not used,” he explained, lifting his chin toward the open space above us. “It is too high, and there are rumors about something flying, you know.”

We put Elara and Gina down and set Bodhi beside them. They took out their one ball and started to play.

“Flying what?” I asked him.

He looked at the children, then stepped closer and whispered into my ear, “Monster.”

As soon as he pulled back, I guessed he noticed how wide my eyes were.

“There is a monster here?” I asked him.

He gave me a small nod.

“Okay, kids, let’s go, we have to continue our walk,” he told the children.

They returned to their usual spots, which meant being carried by us,

I picked up Bodhi again, but in my mind I kept repeating Baxter’s words.

I watched his boots press into the dirt and saw how often he glanced back to make sure I was not far behind him.

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When we finally reached the top, I noticed the ground leveled out.

A patch of grass spread across the area, it looked lush and full.

But there was a broken cabin near the edge that stole most of my attention.

“How convenient, a broken cabin standing alone waiting for us,” I commented sarcastically, and Baxter let out a small laugh.

One wall of the cabin looked like it needed work. A few places on the roof had also sunk in the center.

After putting the kids down, Baxter stepped closer to it and touched one of the beams, checking its strength with a light push. It seemed sturdy enough.

The cabin stood on the highest part of the mountain, so the wind was pretty cold here.

When I stepped closer, I looked around to understand how the place was set up.

Apart from the green grass, there were deep woods far away from the cabin with the mountains from where we had arrived.

One large tree stood near it, only a few feet away from the small porch.

As I moved toward the front of the cabin, I noticed how close the steep drop was, only a few feet from the edge.

It went straight down into the valley. There was no railing and nothing to block a fall.

“Kids, make sure you do not go near the edges!” I yelled, already scared for their safety.

Behind the cabin, the mountain continued upward, the same one we had climbed to reach the top.

Every other side of the cabin was open, with no cover at all.

From where I stood, I could see another long line of mountains in the distance, but they were far from us.

So the cabin had the mountain behind it, and everything else around it was an open drop or open ground.

“Kids, come here!” I called, and they began to walk toward me.

I guessed Baxter noticed how conscious I was, constantly checking on them.

He held Elara’s hand to make sure the kids did not run off.

“I will do something about the edges,” he told me in a whisper before we reached the door.

We stood on the front porch while Baxter swirled the door knob. The door opened easily.

The children rushed inside first, running without my permission.

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