Rejected and Pregnant Claimed By The Dark Alpha Prince novel Chapter 795

Chapter 795: Miss you every day

Juniper went to the kitchen to fetch water for them when Amelie cleared her throat. "I’ll do it. You must be tired after work. Why don’t you sit in the living room with Zilia?" she suggested gently.

Juniper hummed in agreement and walked back to the living area. As Zilia settled onto the sofa, Juniper noticed a visible bump through her clothing.

"Congratulations on your pregnancy," Juniper said, taking a seat across from her in an armchair.

"Thank you," Zilia smiled, her expression radiating a newfound softness.

"What month is this?"

"Second and a half," Zilia replied promptly. "And the doctor says I’m expecting triplets."

"Really? That’s wonderful!" Juniper remarked, a genuine smile breaking through her fatigue as she recalled their old conversations. "It turns out your dream of having many pups with Cas has finally come true."

Zilia’s eyes sparked with joy at the memory. "Of course. Sorry for visiting you so late. I have been trying to find the right way to approach you, but I didn’t know your whereabouts until recently."

"I planned to stay away from everyone," Juniper answered honestly. She saw Amelie walking toward them and rose to her feet, insisting that her guest didn’t have to serve her in her own home.

"It’s fine, really. I’m only serving water," Amelie said with a warm smile, handing a glass to Juniper and then one to Zilia. After placing the tray on the table, she took the last glass for herself and sat beside Zilia.

An awkward silence settled over the room as Juniper gripped her glass. Amelie finally found a way to break the ice. she lifted one of the bags and held it out toward Juniper. "We bought something for you on our way here."

Zilia nodded encouragingly, helping to hold the bag up. "I hope you like the gifts. We spent quite a bit of time picking them out."

Juniper hesitated for a second before reaching out to take the bag. The material was heavy, and as she peeked inside, she saw several carefully wrapped parcels.

"You really didn’t have to," Juniper murmured, her voice softening. "But thank you. Both of you."

"June, honestly, I wanted to apologize to you for everything that happened because of me in your life. I never wanted it," Zilia whispered with guilt.

"You were never at fault, Zilia," Juniper stated firmly. "All you have ever done is spread love. And even for me, you did the same. My own greed destroyed everything and, truthfully, I needed this realization to know myself better."

Her words revealed the profound shift in her character over the months. The bitterness that had once defined her was gone; she refused to blame anyone else for the life she led now.

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