All Chapters of Accidentally Pregnant For My Sister’s Fiancé : Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

NoahIt was a close call, escaping Natalie. I don't even remember how I managed to slip away. The memories are a blur, a tangle of fear and desperation that I've been trying to sort out ever since. I knew she was trouble from the start, but I never imagined things would escalate the way they did. Now, as I sit here in silence, with Lily and Ethan bombarding me with questions, I can barely string together a coherent thought."Noah, are you okay?" Lily asks, her voice laced with concern. I can feel her eyes on me, searching for some sign that I'm going to be alright.Ethan isn't far behind with his own barrage of questions."What happened? How did you get away? Are you hurt?" He pauses, taking in my blank stare."Noah, say something!"But I can't. The words are lodged in my throat, trapped by the trauma that grips my mind. I didn't think I would survive that encounter.Natalie was more than just a bad relationship—she was a nightmare that I thought would consume me entirely. The intensi

Lily It was a strange sort of satisfaction that settled in my chest when I found out Ethan was going to arrest my parents. As soon as the news reached me, a mix of emotions surged through me, but the most dominant was relief. I had been living in a state of perpetual tension, knowing that my sister Natalie was involved in Noah's kidnapping and feeling utterly powerless to do anything about it. My parents had been shielding her, enabling her twisted plans, and now, finally, there was a glimmer of hope that this nightmare might come to an end. The call had come early in the morning, and Ethan's voice was steady but urgent. "Lily, I need you to brace yourself. We're moving in on your parents today." I had felt a shiver run down my spine, but instead of dread, there was a sense of anticipation. "It's about time," I replied, my voice firmer than I had expected. Ethan paused, probably taken aback by my reaction. "You're okay with this?" I let out a bitter laugh. "Okay with it? Ethan, I

Lily The dinner party was in full swing, a cascade of laughter and clinking glasses filling the spacious room, but I, Lily, felt a strange sense of detachment. I sat next to Noah, my fingers nervously tracing the edge of my wine glass, the red liquid inside untouched. The unease that gnawed at me was inexplicable, a shadow creeping at the edges of my mind. Noah was engaged in animated conversation with our friends, his face lit up with his usual charm, but I couldn't focus on the words being exchanged. Something was wrong, terribly wrong, and I couldn't shake off the feeling. "Noah," I whispered, leaning closer to him. He turned to me, a slight frown creasing his brow. "I don't feel right about this. Something is off." He chuckled softly, brushing a stray strand of hair behind my ear. "Lily, you're just overthinking. Everything is fine. Relax and enjoy the party." But I couldn't relax. The feeling of impending doom tightened around me like a vice. My eyes scanned the room, searchi

Natalie As I walked through the deserted streets, the gravity of my actions weighed heavily on my mind. I knew I had crossed a line that couldn’t be uncrossed. Noah and Ethan, his brother, would undoubtedly be after me. I could almost hear their voices, angry and determined, as they discovered the damage I had caused to their house. It wasn’t just a house; it was their sanctuary, their safe place. And I had shattered that peace. I kept looking over my shoulder, half expecting to see them lurking in the shadows, waiting to exact their revenge. “Natalie, what were you thinking?” I muttered to myself, my voice echoing in the empty alleyway. I knew exactly what I had been thinking. It was a moment of rage, of pure, unfiltered anger. They had hurt me, but my response had been disproportionate, reckless. I remembered the look on their faces when they found out, the shock quickly turning into fury. Noah’s piercing eyes, always so calm and composed, were now filled with a fire that scared

Lily Waking up each day knowing you’re going to face the same issue was something I wasn't looking forward to at all but I knew I needed to be brave because these were times that Natalie wanted and I wasn't going to show her I was scared, I needed to be brave for myself and my family. Later that evening, I found Mrs. Donovan in her garden, as usual, her hands deep in the rich, dark soil, tending to her beloved roses. She looked up, her eyes crinkling with a warm smile when she saw me. "Lily, dear, what brings you here? Is everything alright?" she asked, wiping her hands on her apron and standing up to greet me. Her garden was a sanctuary, a place where time seemed to stand still, but today I felt no peace. "Mrs. Donovan, I think I need to leave," I blurted out, my voice trembling. "I need to take my child and go somewhere far away, a foreign place where Natalie can't find us." The words spilled out of me in a rush, my fear and desperation evident. Mrs. Donovan's smile faded, repla