Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends (Madeline) novel Chapter 29

29–Such A Betrayal.

Madeline:

Baxter had already excused us to attend a call from his royal beta. While he walked out, I was confused, wondering who had come to see me?

Was it the council members, maybe?

However, once I was taken to the living room for a little talk before dinner was served, I found out who exactly was here to see me, and honestly, it was a completely unexpected arrival.

Seeing her again filled me with anger.

It was my half–sister, Yuvonne.

She sat on the couch waiting for me, and when she saw me, she stood up with a wide smile plastered on her lips.

Wearing a blue knee–length dress and a sleek black bob, she looked polished.

Her clothes were all branded, and her whole appearance screamed wannabe models.

But how did her life turn out so well after she had been so horrible to me all these years?

The fact that she was right in front of me shocked me the most.

“Mommy, who is she?” Elara asked, tugging at my arm.

Yuvonne’s attention shifted from me to her. She smiled almost too widely. The way she kept flashing smiles made me uncomfortable. She had never been like that before.

“I’m your mother’s sister,” she said, already realizing they were my children.

“Madeline, it’s such a surprise. Honestly, I couldn’t stop myself from coming here after hearing you’d returned. And look at you–you’ve grown so much, and you have children!”

She spoke with her hands on her chest, giggling softly in a tone completely unlike her old self.

It seemed like the same person but with a completely different personality. Nothing about her felt familiar

anymore.

“She’s our aunt?” Gina asked, looking up at me with her neck bent all the way back.

“Hello, I’m Bodhi,” my son said.

As soon as Bodhi stepped forward and offered his hand for a handshake, my body stiffened.

I had a desperate urge to stop my children from interacting with her, to pick them up and walk away. But Lady Riva was watching me, and so was Alpha Ron.

There was a problem in facing my half–sister.

I was afraid she would cause trouble and mention that when I ran away, I was pregnant, and that I had fled because I didn’t want to go through with the abortion and also reveal who the father of my baby was.

So I stood there, my face tight and my body rigid, just waiting for her to leave.

“Such a reunion,” Lady Riva remarked, smiling. “It’s a matter of pride that this intelligent and talented woman’s family comes from our pack,” she added, making it clear why she was eager for me to meet my half–sister.

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She wanted recognition among the other packs, to proudly claim that I was born and raised in hers.

Still, I didn’t say a word, even as my sister crouched before my children, shook their hands, and then stood to wrap her arms around me. I didn’t hug her back. I didn’t move at all.

“Well, why don’t we let them talk, and in the meantime, open your gifts?” Lady Riva suggested to my children, who danced up and down before joining her in the side roon.

Where has Alpha Ron gone?” I wondered. “Probably to check on Baxter and see what’s taking him so long

In the meantime, my throat felt tight. I was annoyed.

“I can see a little hostility from you. You don’t have to say it,” she said with a pout. “But trust me, I’ve changed.”

She tried to make me believe that someone like her could change. I just stared at her silently, arms folded across my chest, my foot tapping the floor.

“Listen,” she began softly, “I was very insecure growing up. You know our mother–well, my mother. Of course, she was never one to act like a mother to you. She had this habit of making everyone insecure, then making me hurt you to gain her attention and approval.‘

She pouted as she waited for my reaction.

“It made me bitter because the only time she appreciated me was when I was rude to you. So I grew up thinking that as long as I bullied you, I wouldn’t face her wrath. I didn’t realize how wrong it was until you left. But trust me, I’m a changed woman now.”

Her voice was gentle, completely different from before. I still just stared at her.

I could have forgiven anyone who hadn’t laid their hands on me, but not the ones who plotted against my children.

But then again, she was never the one who tried to push me down the stairs, that was her mother. All I could do was be polite to her, but I could never trust her. She didn’t need to know that.

“It’s alright,” I said. “I had a miscarriage anyway.

Her eyes widened at that.

“Yeah,” I continued quietly, “when I was leaving, Lwas under so much stress that I lost the baby. Leaving was just my way of starting somewhere I was worth something. Then I met my husband, got married, and now I have three children.”

I let all of that spill out at once, terrified someone might put two and two together.

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