Giyannieee

Allison Gulferic is an innocent, timid, and quiet angel while Nathan Zion Moretti is the opposite. They were best of friends ever since they were kids, growing up together, keeping each other's secrets, and experiencing many things together. It all started with cuddles that turned into small touches, their foreplays ended up with making out until they made something unexpected. 

Allison was impregnated by her best friend, Zion. Both unready and together with the problems, Allison had a miscarriage because of Zion, leading her to leave him. She came back with a revenge plan, playing with Zion, seducing him until he fell then breaking him after. But her plan was successful yet a failure. Zion did fall for her but she was again impregnated. Afraid that what happened to the past might happen again for the second time, she ran away. She lives normal and far from the life she had, with her triplets. Will Zion find a way to meet their ways? Or a mere chance will bring them back together?

Hiding My Best Friend's Triplets

　　He pulled me out of the room as he carried all my things.


　　Many students were looking at me, making me suddenly conscious of what they were thinking of us. Some would throw me a sharp glare and some would even show me their middle finger but as long as I'm with Zion, I know I'll be safe.


　　"Where do you want to go?" He asked, draping his arm on my waist and pulling me to walk beside him. "Do you want to eat something?"


　　I thought to myself, I've been craving for some chicken burgers lately, I want a lot of cheese and ketchup on it. I immediately told him what I wanted and with a smile, he agreed.


　　We were already in the parking lot and decided to stay in his condo first. I could also need some massage because my feet feel so swollen.


　　"Zion, I know it's still too early but if ever, what do you want to call our daughter?" I can see from my peripheral vision how his lips tugged upward, a happy grin turned into a series of laughter and I must say that he looks so handsome.


CHAPTER 28