Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends (Madeline) novel Chapter 629

Elgin:

I had never imagined life could turn into something this beautiful.

Rosetta was everything that had been missing from my life.

She was beautiful, wise, and calm in a way that reminded me of Madeline.

Even the way she handled situations carried the same grace.

I had not spent much time with her, but a few hours were enough to understand the kind of woman she was.

Her words carried maturity and intelligence, unlike Silver’s constant childishness.

Talking to Silver always made me feel like she had never truly grown up.

Rosetta, however, filled the emptiness Madeline had left behind.

At least until Madeline ended up back in my hands.

When I returned home, I told my mother about my decision.

At first, she was shocked and nervous because she feared Silver might tell her father everything, and he would demand the pack back.

I assured her that it was impossible.

No matter what they did, they could never take the pack away from us.

After that, my mother became genuinely happy.

Both of us were pleased with the decision, and this time, my mother wanted to meet Rosetta properly.

The last time we visited, she had not looked at her that way.

They had barely interacted because none of us had expected things to move in this direction so quickly.

Since I also wanted the relationship to progress as soon as possible, it felt important for us to visit Rosetta again.

Early the next morning, I bought a few gifts for her, and we headed toward Rosetta’s pack.

We took a quick flight and arrived there within hours.

We spent some time together, and eventually it was decided that the mating ceremony would take place at her mansion.

I found that a little odd because I had wanted something far more grand.

But Rosetta explained that both of us had past relationships and former mates, so holding an extravagant ceremony would not be appropriate.

However, she promised that the celebration in her own pack would still be magnificent.

By the time I returned home, I had walked in at the exact moment Silver’s father was giving them good news.

My mother gasped the second she heard it.

Becoming the council leader was no ordinary thing.

I had seen how Graham always managed to avoid trouble simply because his father was the council leader, and now the same opportunity was being offered to Silver’s father.

A few weeks ago, this news would have made me happy too.

But things had changed.

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