Pregnant I left him To His First Love novel Chapter 144

Chapter 144

Leila sits with a deep frown on her face, watching as Kelvin pushes Amara on the swing from a bench at the playground.

Tatum barely said another word to her, leaving his threat hanging.

If he wasn’t going to try and punish her, the least he could have done was apologise to her for a start instead of throwing his stupid Alpha weight around with his stupid ego, threatening her with her mother.

She scoffs internally.

How arrogant of him, he even dared to call her a prodigal Luna like she just left and returned on her own accord, like it wasn’t his fault she left in the first place.

For a moment, she imagines Tatum as Kelvin pushing Amara on the swing. If he wasn’t so gullible to let himself be deceived so easily by Carmela, they could have been a happy family, maybe Amara would even have a sibling by now.

She catches herself and immediately shakes the image out of her head, feeling repulsed and disgusted at herself for even having such thoughts.

Kelvin is the perfect father for Amara and any other kid she might have because she is certain that even in the face of death, he

would choose them over himself, rather than condemn them to

death like Tatum did.

“You look like the world is about to end,” Kelvin’s voice jolts her out of her thought and she hisses. She did not even see him coming. How did it go?”

Leila sneers.

“I can’t stand him, I just want to dig my fingers in his eyes and poke them out. He has the nerve to call me his Luna and threatens that

unless I admit he’s my Alpha, he won’t let me see mom,” she scoffs, “unbelievable.”

“And what did you say?” Kelvin asks, watching her calculatingly.

“That he can fucking choke on it.”

“Leila….”

“What? I’d rather jump in front of a moving train than call him my Alpha, I fucking hate his guts,” Leila replies curtly, seething deep inside.

“I’m back home after five years away Leila, I miss the place. Would it really be such a bad idea to stay back after the dust settles?”

“Yes mister, you have no choice,” she replies sharply, “when the,” she makes quotation marks in the air, “dust settles, you are going back to bayview with me and we really should have that talk. Amara already-”