All Chapters of Back To My First Alpha: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

As Brianna sat at the kitchen table, savoring the delicious breakfast that Jack had prepared for her, she couldn't shake the nagging feeling of guilt that gnawed at her insides. She knew she had lied to him about her whereabouts the night before, and the weight of that deception hung heavy on her conscience.Each bite of food only seemed to intensify her feelings of guilt, the flavors rich and comforting yet tainted by the knowledge of her own dishonesty. Brianna stole a glance at Jack, who was focused on his own plate, seemingly unaware of the turmoil raging within her.But as she looked at the spread before her, Brianna couldn't help but notice something peculiar. The food on her plate was exactly what she had been craving for weeks – fluffy pancakes with a generous drizzle of maple syrup, accompanied by a side of crispy bacon and a steaming cup of coffee.Her heart skipped a beat as she realized that Jack had somehow managed to prepare her favorite meal, a dish that she had only ev

As Jack walked away from Brianna, his steps heavy with the weight of his conflicting emotions, he couldn't shake the feeling of regret that gnawed at him from within. He sighed deeply, his breath catching in his throat as he replayed their conversation in his mind.He knew he shouldn't have pushed her to choose, shouldn't have put her in such a difficult position. But the words had spilled from his lips before he could stop them, fueled by a desire he couldn't quite comprehend.Everything between them was just a marriage contract, a binding agreement forged out of necessity rather than desire. And yet, despite his best efforts to keep his emotions in check, Jack couldn't deny the unsettling feeling that had taken root in his heart.He ran a hand through his hair, his fingers tangling in the unruly strands as he muttered to himself, "Stupid, Jack. You're so stupid."Why had he offered her a marriage contract in the first place? It made no sense. He could have just stayed single, kept h

As time passed, Brianna's due date drew near, casting a shadow of anticipation and anxiety over the household. The months had flown by in a blur of preparations and apprehension, but now, with the end in sight, the tension in the air was palpable.Almost nine months had passed since that fateful day when Brianna had been attacked, and now, as she prepared to give birth, the weight of their shared trauma hung heavy in the air. But amidst the fear and uncertainty, there was a glimmer of hope, a sense of determination that fueled their resolve to see justice served.***Daniel had been tirelessly working behind the scenes, gathering evidence and building a case against Derek Foster and his family. And now, as the final pieces fell into place, Daniel stood ready to deliver the justice that Brianna so rightly deserved.The night was cold and dark as Daniel arrived at the imposing mansion nestled deep within the woods. The air was thick with tension as Daniel surveyed the scene, his heart p

As the car rumbled down the dimly lit streets, Daniel's focus was unwavering, his mind already anticipating the upcoming interrogation. Sophia sat beside him, her gaze drifting between the passing scenery and her companions, a faint furrow marring her brow.Sophia's voice broke the silence, her tone hesitant yet concerned. "Do you think it's wise to leave Brianna and Celicia alone?" she asked, her eyes flicking towards Jack in the rearview mirror. "Couldn't they come with us? Maybe they could wait in the reception area while we conduct the interrogation."Daniel glanced at Jack, waiting for his response, before turning back to Sophia. "It's too risky," he replied evenly, his tone serious. "We can't afford to compromise their safety, especially considering the volatile nature of our situation."Sophia nodded in understanding, though a flicker of worry danced in her eyes. "I suppose you're right," she conceded, her voice tinged with reluctance. "I just can't shake this feeling of unease

Jack stood amidst the chaos, his frustration mounting as he surveyed the scene before him. The police officers worked diligently, examining every inch of the room for clues to unravel the mystery of the Fosters' escape.His eyes fixated on the gaping hole in the wall, a knot forming in his stomach as he tried to comprehend how the Fosters had managed to pull off such a daring escape."How in the hell did they–" Jack began, his voice trailing off as he struggled to find the words to articulate his frustration.DRAP! DRAP! DRAP!"We found one of the Foster bodies! It lies not far from the ruins!"The news only served to deepen Jack's frustration as he watched the officers work tirelessly to retrieve the fallen body.His gaze shifted to an object lying nearby, the very object that had been used to explode the wall. Jack scowled as he studied it, unable to fathom how the Fosters had acquired such a device, let alone how they had managed to keep it hidden from prying eyes."Why didn't we k