Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends (Madeline) novel Chapter 497

Kaylee:

I drove the entire night heading back home.

When I arrived, thankfully, nobody else seemed to be awake. It was late at night.

I got out of the car and instantly rushed into the house, finding my father pacing anxiously as he waited for me.

"Kaylee, where the heck were you?" my father demanded.

I gave him a hand gesture to let him know I was fine and that he did not need to make such an issue.

"I'm fine. Everything is fine," I told my father.

I kept taking shallow breaths and smiling, and my father noticed.

"What did you do?" he asked me, looking concerned.

"I got rid of something that will hurt Madeline so much," I replied, still smiling as tears blurred my vision.

"Oh, daughter, what have you done?" my father said, approaching me and gently holding my arms.

I just kept smiling at him.

"You will find out after one month with everybody else," I stated.

"Now, I'll go and rest. I'm really tired," I added as I walked toward my room.

I could tell my father was still standing in his spot, confused and worried, but I was going to sleep very peacefully tonight.

After taking a shower and getting into bed, I started to smile to myself.

"Madeline, you have no idea what is coming for you," I whispered, shifting in the bed.

"The pain it will cause you."

As I said that, I gently rubbed my back.

"Ouch," I complained.

The pain kept increasing.

I shifted uncomfortably in the bed a few more times before sitting up.

I felt as if there was so much pressure in my body that I was going to pass out.

"Ah!" I cried out.

"Fuck!" I groaned again as my back and body hurt so damn much.

I turned around and grabbed water from the side table, then picked up a sleeping pill.

Maybe the exertion had just tired me.

I placed the pill in my mouth and drank the water. Slowly, the pain began to fade, probably because I had fallen asleep.

When I woke up, everything around me was pitch black. There was no light, no lamp on.

"Daddy? Daddy, why are the lights out?" I called for my father.

The minute I spoke loudly, thunder crashed and the windows flew open. The blankets were blown away, and I watched the curtains whip around.

It felt like the worst storm imaginable. But why was it so strong that even the windows had burst open?

"Daddy, what is going on?" I screamed at the top of my lungs as I jumped out of bed and rushed toward the living room.

Halfway there, I placed my hand on my belly and did not feel the bump.

"Wait, what is going on? Where are my children? I was pregnant," I cried, looking around.

Then I saw Baxter standing in the distance at the main gate.

Maybe it was from the exertion from last night.

I did not want to rush.

"Oh," my father sighed, placing a hand on his chest. "Then get ready. Freshen up. We will have breakfast together."

He smiled at me and walked out of the room.

The minute he left, I touched my belly and noticed how hard it felt, almost like there were bricks inside.

I pressed my palm against it and frowned, thinking about the movement of my children.

I had not felt them move since I returned home.

There had not been much time to notice it, but still.

I was still in pain. It was coming and going.

I reached for my phone, my hands shaking from the pain, and decided to send a good morning message to Penny.

"Penny, I hope you're having a good morning. I hope you're not walking around too much. Make sure you don't put too much strain on your body, or you will lose the children. Just friendly advice."

As soon as I hit send, I smiled to myself, imagining the look on her face.

The minute she read the text, the pain returned, and this time it was so intense that my face tightened.

"Fuck," I grunted as I forced myself out of bed.

When I stood up and turned around, my eyes landed on the white sheets.

There were blood spots on them.

That was when fear wrapped itself around me.