Chapter 339
339–She Said Yes
Madeline:
“Yes,” Yuvonne shrieked as Ron knelt down in front of her, one knee up and one knee on the ground, holding a diamond ring out to her.
We practically had to drag her out to face him. She was so shy around him that she hid around the corners of the cabin until we decided to take matters into our own hands.
I practically dragged her out. Thankfully, Baxter’s parents were in the room.
I guessed they were still recovering from the fact that the men they had watched grow up in front of them, the men who had loved them and taken them as parents, had betrayed them so badly.
“Mommy, what is going on? Why is Uncle Ron on one knee?” Bodhi approached me, asking as he wrapped his arms around my legs.
“Baby, he is proposing. He is asking your Aunt Yuvonne to become his wife and mate.” I told him, gently touching his cheek.
“So Aunt Yuvonne will leave us then?” Elara questioned, making me give her a nod.
“Then what about him?” Gina asked, making Baxter and me look at each other before turning back to her.
“Who?” I asked my children, wondering if Lady Eugenia had said something inappropriate to them about Baxter and Yuvonne.
“What about that man she sees every night?” Gina replied.
My eyes widened, and I quickly pulled her by the arm before lifting her into my arms.
“Do not talk about it, okay? We will talk about it later,” I told her before turning to Graham with fear clear on my face. 1
I had no idea what my children were talking about. I had not seen Yuvonne speak to anyone at night, so why were my children talking about it?
What had they seen? All sorts of questions formed in my mind before Baxter gestured for me to calm down.
Yuvonne and Ron shared their happiness, hugging each other before turning toward us.
“Congratulations,” I remarked, forcing a smile as I congratulated them. I was genuinely happy for them until my daughter had said those things that worried me.
“Yeah, congratulations. Nice step,” Baxter told Ron as he pulled him into a brotherly hug and gave him a gentle pat on the back.
Yuvonne approached me, showing me the ring. Her smile was bright, and her cheeks turned red.
“So I will go and start preparing for the wedding,” Ron stated, a gentle blush spreading across his cheeks.
“Wait, so soon?” I asked. I was not upset, only surprised by how quickly they were moving forward. “Yeah, I just cannot wait. Besides,” Ron replied softly as he stepped toward me while Baxter continued congratulating Yuvonne, “I do not want her to stay in the rogue community. I think she has already been through a lot there, and things kept happening. It will be better for her healing. Besides, why do we need to keep waiting p>
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Ron continued, explaining how he wanted to take care of her and her mental health, and I truly admired humiferit.
“Besides, I am also trying to come up with a plan and convince as many alphas as I can to let you and your family stay in my pack,” he added, causing a small hope to rise in my heart.
That would be the best thing to happen. Staying in Ron’s pack would mean safety for us, and knowing Ron, I knew he would not let any alpha enter our home and harass us once we were under his protection.
“That would mean a lot, Ron,” I replied honestly, offering him a genuine smile.
“Now I will go and bring the warriors,” Ron said excitedly, rubbing his palms together before slowing down and noticing the confused look on my face once again.
“Wait, isn’t it too soon?” Baxter asked as he arrived, voicing the same question I had asked Ron earlier.
“ I will take the kids inside,” Yuvonne said. She was so happy and excited that she did not stay around for more conversation. She seemed ready to leave. She took the kids and went inside while Baxter and I stayed outside to speak with Ron.
“Oh yeah, so I was just telling Madeline that it would be better for her mental health. Besides, she came out into the rogue community without permission, and she is not officially a rogue, so that could be a lot of trouble and danger for her. It would be better if I take her back home and introduce her as my Luna after I mark her,” Ron explained, making Baxter and me nod. It made sense.
“We will still plan the wedding here. Otherwise, the alphas in the council will not allow you to enter the pack, and I am not getting married to Yuvonne if her own family is not allowed to attend the wedding,” Ron stated firmly.
He seemed stubborn in his decision, and honestly, it was going to work in Yuvonne’s favor.
Very soon, they were going to come and question Yuvonne for going rogue without informing anyone.
That would mean trouble, which was why it was important that Ron and she got married before any orders were issued against her.
I suspected that would happen because of the anger Graham and Elgin might hold toward her for ruining their plan.
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