Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends (Madeline) novel Chapter 471

Madeline:

“What the fuck did you say?” I snapped, watching him raise his hands and laugh as if it were a joke.

“What I meant was that my pack will be the first to receive treatment,” he added.

It felt deliberate. He wanted a reaction.

I shot him a harsh glare. When he started walking toward the house, I pointed at him.

“You wait here. I’ll come out myself,” I warned, blocking his way.

He looked hurt by that.

I stepped inside and found my children playing in the garden with Lord Jonah.

I refused to leave them with Lady Eugenia after the last time she upset my daughter with her words. I hated that she made her uncomfortable.

“It’s okay. You can rest now. I brought food. Can you dish it out?” I asked Lord Jonah, squeezing my eyes and lifting my shoulders.

He laughed and took the bags from me, heading inside.

“Mommy, we were good today. We didn’t bother Grandpa too much,” my children announced.

They began telling me about their day. I wanted to sit with Lord Jonah and share the good news but the alpha was waiting outside.

“Mommy has guests over, so I might be back later tonight,” I told them, kissing each cheek.

“Take a shower and go to bed after that. Don’t bother him again, okay?” I reminded them.

“Mummy, are you going somewhere with the bad uncle?” Elara whispered, making me bend so she could speak into my ear.

“I’ll be fine, okay?” I reassured her, kissing her cheek.

I watched her disappear into the mansion.

Once they walked away, I stepped outside and faced Graham. He did not look ashamed.

He held my gaze with confidence, almost demanding eye contact. That was what annoyed me most.

I wanted regret in his eyes. Even then, I would not forgive him.

Until then, I would play my part and focus on the children’s treatment.

“I’ll take you home with me,” he murmured again, using words he knew I disliked.

It sounded like he was convincing himself. Otherwise, why repeat it?

“I’ll call a cab,” I corrected, sidestepping him and heading toward the main road while opening the app on my phone.

“That’s ridiculous. I came to pick you up. The council leaders wanted me to make sure you got home safely,” he insisted in a low voice.

I rolled my eyes and shook my head at him.

While I waited for the cab and argued with him about why I would not get into his car, my children ran out of the house with their little bags.

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