All Chapters of Alpha's Wife Hunt: Chapter 641 - Chapter 650

Third person's POVThinking about how she could bring disaster and misfortune to those around her, Tabitha unconsciously held Ayla a little tighter.Ayla was found through countless hardships.  This time, no matter the cost, she was determined to protect them.Now that she knew her children were alive, Tabitha felt much more at ease.Next, she planned to recuperate and secretly investigate the truth.As long as the culprit was not exposed, she would have to keep hiding.If she showed her face, both her children would be in danger.But why should she, who was innocent, have to live in hiding?Why should her children live in the shadows like rats, always on the run?Damn it, the one to blame was the person who had harmed her.That person had caused her marriage to break up, her family to be destroyed, her children to be separated, and her to lose everything.Joanna's unclosed eyes would forever be etched

Third person's POVTabitha's thoughts drifted far away. Her mother had left when she was very young.She grew up in a pack without a Luna, and not only that, she didn't have a mother.Although her father had always been caring towards her, providing for her daily life and guiding her psychologically, raising her to be graceful, optimistic, and kind, there were still many things a father couldn't make up for.For instance, during parent-child sports events at school, many activities required the participation of both parents.From childhood, whenever she saw other children holding their mothers' hands, eating meals made by their mothers, and showing off clothes carefully chosen by their mothers, no matter how excellent she was, she would secretly envy those children with the company of their mothers.In her mind, if she ever had children, she must be responsible for them, love them well, and never let her children grow up in a family without

Third person's POVTabitha had thought they were in real trouble, considering this was a private pool with no instructors or lifeguards around.If anything happened, no one would notice.Derek appeared out of nowhere, swiftly reaching out one hand to pluck Ayla from the water as if she were a chick, and with the other, he quickly wrapped his arm around Tabitha's waist.After safely placing Ayla on the shore, he turned to Tabitha with concern and asked, "How are you feeling now?""My leg cramped. I just need a moment to recover.""Alright, hold on tight to me."At that moment, Tabitha didn't care about maintaining any proper distance between a man and a woman. She wrapped her arms tightly around Derek's neck, waiting for the painful cramps in her leg to subside.Derek wasn't in a hurry. After confirming Ayla was fine, he just stayed quietly with Tabitha.It took about ten seconds for the spasms in her calf to gradually ea

Third person's POVTabitha did the math and realized she had been with Wilmot for almost half a year.From their initial cautious interactions to him becoming like a full-time nanny, taking care of her child without complaint, Tabitha had long stopped being as vigilant as she once was."I..." she started to say something but swallowed her words. The situation was too complex. She didn't know where to begin."It's okay, my lips are sealed. I won't tell anyone else," Wilmot reassured her.Tabitha glanced at Ayla and said, "Let's talk about it later.""Alright."He responded, patient as ever. He had already spent half a year waiting for Tabitha to open up to him, so what was a little more waiting?When Ayla took a nap, Derek sat outside by the flower bed, waiting.As Tabitha came out, he immediately stood up and said, "Ms. Hartley.""No need for formalities, let's sit and talk," she suggested."Of course."

Third person's POVDerek believed that this method would be more in line with Wilmot's identity, not arousing Tabitha's suspicions."Is that safe?" she asked."I've already arranged it with my friend. As long as we stay in our room and don't provoke anyone, there won't be any issues. We're not involved in any activities on that ship. We're just hitching a ride."Tabitha was reluctant to take such a ship, fearing potential danger, but it was one of the few ways back."Alright," she agreed."Rest assured. I will protect you both."Tabitha nodded, her trust in him deepening.Spending the last three days on the island, Derek prepared a wig and mask for Tabitha."Ms. Hartley, most people on this ship are not good folks. Ordinary people like us might arouse suspicion. We need to disguise ourselves as a married couple. As for Ayla, we'll have to make do."Derek paused, then continued, "On such a ship, there wouldn't be o