Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends (Madeline) novel Chapter 641

Byron:

I’ve been betrayed many times in life, but I never held on to those memories for long, and they never hurt me that deeply.

This betrayal, though, truly broke me.

When I returned to my pack, I had high hopes.

The first thing I did was call Sean and ask him to meet me outside.

I wanted reassurance that he was still on my side.

However, when I arrived, I realized Ron was right.

Our own people had shut the doors in our faces.

Sean did not let me pass.

He immediately told me that the pack members had seen Madeline’s video of her transforming into a grey wolf.

According to the myths and legends, creatures like her were deadly monsters.

People were never supposed to stay near them because they would eventually attack.

They were nothing like werewolves. They did not understand humans.

They were cold-blooded killers.

I did not believe that.

I wanted Sean to believe me too, but instead, he stood at the door and made it clear that I would only be welcomed back if I cut all ties with Madeline and ensured the pack stayed safe from any future attacks she might bring upon us.

I could not do that.

She was not a monster.

I saw her fight those people.

I saw her tear them apart limb by limb, and it was horrifying.

Even so, there was another truth I could not ignore.

When those people shoved their children in front of themselves, Madeline pushed past them without care, but she never once attacked a child.

I would never forget the moment I picked Madeline over them and Sean told me the pack had decided I was no longer welcome inside.

I could already tell he would become the pack’s next alpha.

“I just hope it was worth it. Worth betraying a friend,” I hissed.

Especially when Lord Jonah died while I carried him in my arms, it broke something in me.

Ron had tears in his eyes while I clenched my jaw.

Slowly, I lowered the old man to the ground.

I had not known him for long, but even through our few interactions, he carried a warmth that felt deeply fatherly.

Sadly, I was the one who failed to get him help.

Any faith I still had in my pack was completely shattered now.

“I’m sorry. None of this would have happened if you had stopped chasing that woman. She’s forbidden fruit for you, Byron.”

Sean still had the nerve to say that.

Ron bent down and picked up the old man’s body.

“She’s a deadly monster, Byron. One day, she’ll kill you, just like they say.”

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