All Chapters of The Substitute Bride: Banished with the Alpha's babies: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

NADIA’S POV It was right there that my heart shattered completely into shards as I heard those words come out from Will’s mouth. It felt as if as he turned his back on me, the whole world did the same. I was escorted to a different room to spend the night, and then leave the next day. I sobbed as I curled on the bed. Where was I supposed to start from, especially with the pregnancy? I couldn’t possibly tell him about it. It wouldn’t change anything. All the wonderful moments I had with Will, had finally come to an end, all because I was without proof against the allegations made against me. What hurt the most was that he accepted such from Nina whom he knew could do anything to get rid of me, and then didn’t bother asking me personally about, neither did he try to hear what I really had to say. I couldn’t think of where to go, once the sun rises tomorrow. I was ban

WILL’S POV It was harder than I thought to be without Nadia.  It hurt me so much to banish the woman I truly love, from this city which happened to be the only city she had ever known, and lived in. I stared at the framed photo which Nadia and I, took on our wedding day, and it became even harder to keep staring at her smiling face. Would she ever forgive me for making such cruel decision, regardless of whatever sin she could have committed? I sat down on the bed, and let my tie, loose, a little. What I wanted now, was a break from work for a while, as I had no desire to do anything, but that was impossible. Being the main brain in my company, this wasn’t a good decision to make. Also, we were at a period when my presence, and thoughts were really needed. These reasons gave me no choice than to go to work. I stood up, and knotted my tie properly, then stared at the mirror to ensure I

 ALPHA WILL'S POV “Make a stop at that wine shop.” I instructed my driver. “Alright, sir.” He responded respectfully, and made a stop at the wine shop. It was bad news and saddening that Nadia was banished by me, and in a cold manner. I needed something that could occupy my mind sometimes. “I'll be back soon.” I said to my driver, and then got down from the car. I let out a sigh as I strode into the wine shop. Hopefully I would find some bottles of wine that are captivating. I walked into the wine shop, and was quite pleased by the interior decorations. “How may I help you sir?” One of the attendants asked as I got closer. “May I see the catalog of all you have here?” I requested politely. “Yes sir. A minute sir.”  

  WILL’S POV These were threatening words, boldly sent to Nadia. She must have felt so terrified that someone waa watching her close by, and ready to attack her. I was struck with guilt, and sadness. As her mate, I didn't believe her, neither did I try to calm down to listen to help her solve it the way she would have wanted me to. I didn't want to keep imagining how she could have felt, the moment the letter was sent to her. More like she would even feel lonely, despite the fact that I was there, because I didn't believe a word of all these she said. I squeezed the paper in anger, blaming myself for not being attentive enough to believe such. To think that I felt she needed to see a doctor, it must have struck Nadia in the heart. What was even painful was the fact that I could not investigate because there was no trail to it. I didn't even know ho

 PENELOPE'S POV I stared at the night sky, and was missing Nadia badly. I remembered when she would come to my house to play, and then we'll talk about a lot of things. We would sit here in the balcony, trying to count the stars until we got tired. And sometimes, we would sleep off. But my father would carry us in his arms to the bed. I had betrayed my friend just because I wanted to save my father. Now that I thought about it again, there could have been other ways to have gotten the money for my father's medical bills. But I was too blinded by the fact that I needed him to be saved immediately. I feared that my father would die, and I couldn't bear such thought. Still, my actions weren't justified by that. If only I could make up for my wrongs to Nadia, I would. Although, I had destroyed things for her by betraying her, it was still possible to