Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends (Madeline) novel Chapter 96

96–Meet My Husband

Madeline:

Ron had done an amazing job getting me and my kids the most beautiful mansion.

It wasn’t enormous, just one main floor, with the second floor holding only a large living room, my office, and a

terrace.

The view outside was breathtaking, overlooking the mountains.

The guest house stood right next to mine. I knew the three alphas were staying there, along with Kaylee, Lord Eldon, and his wife.

It didn’t matter.

Two days had passed, and I hadn’t seen any of them. I had requested some alone time.

But today, there was a meetup in the royal garden, the garden shared by the guest house, the royal mansion, and my own.

It was a meeting with the council members where I would receive my residency ID card.

“Okay, kids, listen. When I’m out there, you’re not going to bother Nina, okay?”

I sat down with the three of them, gently running my hand through Bodhi’s hair.

Being back and getting an ID card, it was a complicated feeling.

It took me back to the time when I thought I had finally escaped the cruel world of werewolves.

“Mommy,” Elara murmured.

I nodded at her.

“I know you’re upset because you didn’t want to stay here,” she continued. Before I could respond, she added softly, “But we like it here.”

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I shifted, adjusting myself to face all three as they sat together on the couch.

“She’s right, Mommy. Even I like it here,” Bodhi said, agreeing with Elara.

“What about you, Gina? Don’t you miss your friends, your school, your life back there?” I asked, swallowing hard.

I noticed the way Gina lowered her head, and I wondered what they were truly thinking.

Then Bodhi said something that froze me completely.

“Mommy, we know how he treated you.

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My spine stiffened. I swallowed so hard I could hear it.

Then Elara spoke again.

“Daddy used to hit you. We knew it. We saw it all. We never liked Daddy,”

My eyes widened so much I thought they would fall from their sockets.

“What?” I asked, trying to steady my breath, but it didn’t work.

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“Aren’t you happy that we’re here? Nobody hits you here.”

Hearing those words from my children made my eyes fill with tears.

I hadn’t expected them to say that.

Flashback:

“Come on! Everyone, get away from here! This isn’t a spot for you to be begging outside!”

A guard rushed over, gesturing for me and the others to move away from the entrance of the large building.

“Oh, I’m not a beggar. I’m actually here for a job vacancy,” I spoke, surprising even myself.

I couldn’t remember the last time I had heard my own voice.

It had been a month since I came to human land. And although no one tortured me here, I was lonely.

I was pregnant, carrying a baby inside me. The first month had been hard.

I had met a kind old lady who helped me with food for a few days, but then I found out she was moving away.

I had worked for her for a month, cleaning the porch outside her home.

Once she left, I was left with nothing again.

I needed a place to stay and a job. I had heard about a wealthy man looking for someone to clean his condo, and I had plenty of cleaning experience.

That’s what I had done all my life. My stepmother had made me clean houses, almost everyone’s house in the neighborhood.

So I knew that would work well. I knew how to take care of things and keep them organized.

“You? I don’t know if they’ll allow someone with such filthy clothes inside,” the guard remarked, eyeing me with clear judgment.

I glanced around awkwardly at the people standing nearby.

They were laughing at me.

There were other girls who had come for the job too, and even though it was a maid’s position, they were all dressed nicely and looked well–groomed.

Some even had acrylic nails.

And then there was me, I hadn’t had a proper haircut, hair care, or skin care in a month.

Some of my nails were chipped too.

“Fine, just go inside. Get rejected soon so the others can go in,” the guard said, waving me forward.

I hurried inside, breathing deeply as I reached the office of the gentleman.

He was on a call. The moment I stepped in, my breath caught in my throat.

His voice was deep and velvety, but something about him felt dark.

“Sure, I don’t care. You can cry all you want. I told you I’m done with you. Don’t call me again,” he said coldly

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before hanging up.

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