Pregnant I left him To His First Love novel Chapter 118

Chapter 118

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“Not now,” Leila cuts the omega off, runs up the stairs and slams the door to her room shut before she yells in frustration, slapping her palm against her face.

How did this happen?

This wasn’t the plan.

She was supposed to expose Carmela, Carmela was supposed to leave.

What does she do now?

It was one thing to try and prove that Carmela is evil and not Tatum’s mate when Tatum wasn’t sure of it but now that this ritual or whatever sorcery they did has confirmed it, will Tatum even listen to her?

He kissed Carmela outrightly in front of her, he didn’t even bat an eye when she left, he didn’t even look at her.

She doesn’t blame him, she’s not mad at him, he has been deceived to believe Carmela is his mate and she always knew it would be hard for him to fight.

She stares at herself at the mirror, glancing down at her baby bump.

What will become of her child if Tatum decides to go back on his word? Will it grow up without a father, or perhaps without its mother?

Can she really trust Tatum not to let her go now that he thinks Carmela is his mate?

She saw the look in his eyes earlier when he was standing beside Carmela, it was full of passion and lust.

She cannot rely on him to keep his word, she must take her stand and figure things out before they get even worse for her.

“You can’t let them win, Leila, you have to do something, you have to,” she says to herself and her voice breaks but she fights back the tears.

She takes the pain fiddling at her heart and pushes it back down, she cannot afford to cry, she cannot afford to be weak.

Something about that ritual was planned, Carmela found a way to manipulate Tatum’s wolf. She must have been planning for this for a long time.

She thought she was this close to nailing Carmela with the news from the pack witch but with the pack witch murdered and Tatum thinking he is Carmela’s mate, she is now back to square zero.

She bears a loud pound on her door and her eyes snap from her reflection to the door just as it flies open.