All Chapters of Pregnant For The Mistaken Alpha : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Rose's POVI blinked in confusion, my tear-stained face turning pale. "Wh- what? But you… you look just like him," I stammered, my voice trembling.The man sighed heavily, running a hand through his hair. His eyes held a mix of frustration and annoyance. "I get it. As a rogue you need money and your tactics are getting old. It's this the new trick to get money right?" He asked, feeling disgusted as he clearly misunderstood me."No, please. That's not it. What do you mean by tactics? I'm not begging for money. It's me, Rose, last time we met, you called me Hazel- like the color of my eyes. Don't you remember? You have to, you have to be Hottie, the voice, the facial features, you…""Enough! Take," he said and handed me a wad of cash. "Do not bother me again and stop this new tactic of yours, it's not working."I shook my head, my mind reeling with confusion. "No, I swear, I'm not trying to trick you or beg for money. I genuinely thought you were Hottie because of the uncanny resemblanc

Rose's POVMy sleep was fitful and restless, plagued by fragmented dreams and snippets of conversations. The voices grew louder, and closer until they finally pierced through the haze and roused me from my uneasy slumber. The sounds of urgent whispers and raised voices seeped into my room, stirring me to consciousness.I sat up, rubbing my eyes and blinking away the remnants of sleep. The hospital room was bathed in pale, sterile light, and the air hung heavy with anticipation. Linda, who had been standing vigil beside me, exchanged worried glances with me. "Rose, you're awake? How are you feeling?" She asked worriedly."Yeah, I'm fine. What's happening?" I asked, my voice laden with grogginess.Linda leaned in closer, her voice hushed but tinged with urgency. "There's a heated argument going on outside, Rose. They're saying that you're responsible for the man's gunshot condition."My heart jolted in my chest, the remnants of sleep instantly vanishing as a surge of adrenaline course

Royal's POV"What is going on?" Linda and Finn asked the people. "Rose must leave! Rose must leave!! Rose must leave!!!" They all chanted in unison."What do you mean she must leave?" Linda asked."It's what we want. We don't want her arrest any longer. We want her out of here. Her presence has done more than enough."I stood there, frozen, unable to say or do anything. Linda, her voice trembling, tried to reason with the angry crowd. "Please, everyone, let us explain. Rose is innocent. She had nothing to do with that man's death. It was an accident!"But her words fell on deaf ears, drowned out by the collective anger that fueled the mob. They had already made up their minds, blinded by their desire for vengeance. Their accusatory gazes bore into me, and I felt a surge of desperation rise within me.I finally found my voice and said, "Please, listen to us!" I pleaded, my voice barely audible over the rising clamor. "I never meant for any harm to come to him. It was an accident. I'm

Rose's POVThe silver-haired elder, her expression grave and solemn, approached the cubicle where I stayed her gaze piercing through my shattered spirit. "Rose," she said, her voice tinged with regret, "I understand this is a difficult time for you, but the decision has been made. You must leave Nedan."Tears streamed down my face uncontrollably as I struggled to comprehend the magnitude of her words. "But... but this is my home," I managed to choke out, my voice quivering with anguish. "I've lived here and I don't know anywhere else. How can you just cast me aside? What about my baby?"The elder's face softened for a fleeting moment, a glimmer of sympathy shining in her eyes. "Rose, I implore you to understand that the community has spoken. They fear the accusations against you, and it has shaken their trust and their belief in safety here. This decision is not taken lightly, but it is believed to be the best course of action for the sake of harmony and peace within Nedan."Her words

Rose's POVThe footsteps of the people behind us grew louder and louder, and the fear inside us grew with each passing moment."Is this normal?" I asked the girl and she shook her head."Run!" I urged the girl, pulling her along with me as we sprinted down the dimly lit street.Fear propelled us forward, our breaths ragged and desperate. Panic coursed through my veins as we weaved through the maze-like alleys, desperately searching for a place to hide.Finally, we spotted an abandoned shop up ahead, its entrance shrouded in darkness. Without hesitation, we ducked inside, hoping to find sanctuary within its decaying walls."Hush, don't make a sound," I whispered to her.As we huddled together, our bodies pressed against the cold concrete, the footsteps slowed outside. The air grew thick with anticipation, the silence punctuated only by the sound of our racing hearts.A sliver of moonlight pierced through a broken window, casting a dim glow upon the room. Time stood still as we waited