All Chapters of Pregnant For The Mistaken Alpha : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Rose's POVI slumped into the seat, desperately trying to make myself smaller, as if I could hide from Luke's penetrating gaze. The bus continued to rumble down the road, and I held my breath, hoping that we would soon be out of my Father and Luke's reach.Linda, sensing my distress, placed a comforting hand on my shoulder. "Rose, we'll be okay. We are leaving already," she whispered, her voice filled with determination. "I nodded, trying to steady my racing heart. Linda was right. We had come so far, and overcome so many obstacles together. We couldn't let Luke's presence derail us now.As the bus rolled on, the atmosphere inside became heavy with tension. Whispers and anxious glances were exchanged, and I could feel the fear and uncertainty gripping everyone's hearts. Finn, always the pillar of strength, walked up and down the bus aisle, reassuring and organizing, his voice steady and commanding."We're going to get through this," Finn declared, his voice projecting over the hum of

Rose's POVMy mind raced, desperately seeking an escape plan as I prayed for a miracle.I couldn't let them discover my true identity, couldn't let them ruin the fragile peace that I just found. I had to think quickly, to find a way to divert their attention.As I was thinking, the voices of the people grew louder by the minute until someone finally spoke up, "There is a lady, her name is Rose. Although she doesn't fit your description.""What do you mean she doesn't fit my description?" Luke asked."Well for starters, she is carrying a high-risk pregnancy. She doesn't smell or look like someone with Alpha blood. And the whole time during the festival, she wasn't feeling too well due to the road sickness. She doesn't fit in the description of the Moon girl you're looking for," the woman said and I sighed. "Thank you, Linda. If not for you and your wisdom, they must have recognized me as someone with Alpha blood," I said to myself."Where is she? The Rose girl,” Luke asked and they al

Rose's POV Linda and I found a quiet spot away from the bustling crowd and settled down on a comfortable bench. The cool evening breeze swept through the trees, adding a touch of serenity to the lively atmosphere."Hmm. It feels so good to be back," I said, smiling, watching the people have fun."I know right... There's nowhere like home." Linda replied.Linda and I dug into our plates, savoring the flavors of the dishes. As I took my first bite, a burst of spices danced on my tongue, a perfect blend of heat and subtle sweetness. It was as if the food carried the essence of the collective strength and resilience of our community.Linda watched me with a smile. "You seem to be enjoying that."I nodded, a contented smile spreading across my face. "Yeah, I am. But then it's not just the food, Linda. This meal represents our triumph, our unity. My escape from them."We sat in comfortable silence, occasionally exchanging knowing glances as we continued to indulge in the culinary delights

Rose's POVWe arrived at the café, the smell of freshly brewed coffee wafting through the air. Finn held the door open for me, and we entered the cozy establishment. The place was adorned with warm hues and soft lighting, creating an atmosphere that invited relaxation and conversation.We settled at a corner table near a large window, offering a view of the bustling street outside. A friendly waitress approached us, ready to take our orders. I opted for a cappuccino, while Finn chose a black coffee.As we waited for our drinks, I couldn't help but replay Linda's words in my mind. There was something off about her reaction to Finn. The more I thought about it, the more I realized that perhaps Linda and Finn's relationship wasn't as perfect as it seemed. I wanted to find out the truth, not only for my own peace of mind but also for Linda's sake."So, Finn, how did you and Linda meet?" I asked, attempting to steer the conversation toward their relationship.Finn's face lit up with a smile

Rose's POVThe door to Linda's room creaked open, revealing a room that appeared ordinary at first glance. Linda's personal belongings were neatly arranged, photographs capturing happy memories adorned the walls, and a faint scent of her favorite perfume lingered in the air. But beneath the surface, something felt amiss.I cautiously stepped inside, my eyes scanning the room for any clue that could unravel the mystery. A stack of papers on the desk caught my attention. I approached it, my heart pounding in my chest.As I sifted through the papers, my eyes widened in shock. They were filled with coded messages, names, maps, and sketches of a place I couldn't recognize. Whatever Linda was involved in, it was far more complex than I could have imagined.Just as I was about to delve deeper into the papers, a sudden noise startled me. The sound of footsteps approaching the room grew louder, sending a jolt of panic through my veins. I quickly closed the drawer and retreated to a hiding spo