His DNA, her secret
Elena never imagined motherhood would come to her through quiet clinic visits and anonymous paperwork. With her dreams of family slipping away, she makes the brave choice to pursue insemination, determined to give her child the love she never had. She tells herself the donor is just a number, a faceless code meant to stay buried in medical files.
But fate doesn’t follow the rules.
When her path unexpectedly crosses with Dominic, a powerful and enigmatic man tied to the very secret she carries, sparks ignite in ways she cannot control. Drawn into his world of wealth, mystery, and magnetic intensity, Elena finds herself caught between the life she carefully planned and the dangerous pull of a man who could unravel it all.
As truths begin to surface, Elena must protect not only her heart but the tiny life growing inside her. Because some secrets can bind two souls forever and others can destroy them completely.
A story of love, betrayal, and destiny, His DNA, Her Secret will keep you turning the pages, thirsty for the next revelation.
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty – Fractured ControlElena’s apartment felt impossibly small as she stepped inside, the door clicking softly behind her. The night had stretched on above the city, leaving her alone with her thoughts, but the storm from the rooftop hadn’t passed. Every nerve in her body still thrummed with Dominic’s presence, every memory of his closeness pressing against her like a tangible weight. She pressed a hand to her chest, her pulse frantic, as though it could somehow steady her if she concentrated hard enough. It didn’t. The kiss, the brush of his hands, the way his heat had pressed against her all of it lingered like fire on her skin. She had thought she could resist, thought she could maintain the fragile control she had built around herself and her unborn child. But now, control seemed like a word from a different life, one she had abandoned the moment he had stepped onto that rooftop. Elena paced the small living room, running her hands through her hair. “You can’t… You can’t…” she muttered, almost to her
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Chapter: Chapter Nineteen – Igniting the StormThe city below stretched like a living tapestry of lights and motion, unaware of the small, tense world that existed above it. The hospital rooftop was deserted, the faint hum of distant traffic carrying upward like whispers. Elena leaned against the railing, arms folded, heart hammering in her chest. Her coat clung to her, damp from the evening mist, but it was nothing compared to the heat that thrummed through her veins the same heat that always ignited when Dominic was near.She had tried to focus on her duties earlier that day, had tried to convince herself that nothing between them had changed after the night on this very rooftop. She had been wrong.He stepped out of the shadows, silent and impossibly composed, his dark suit absorbing the dim light, leaving him both commanding and untouchable.“Elena.” His voice was low, smooth, and carried the weight of promise.She pressed her back harder against the railing, trying to summon rationality. “Dominic… you can’t—”He cut her off b
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Chapter: Chapter Eighteen – Cornered by the DarkThe hospital had long since emptied for the night. Corridors that had been alive with the hum of monitors, the soft shuffle of nurses, and the occasional beep of impatient machines were now silent, bathed in pale, flickering fluorescent light. Elena moved cautiously, her footsteps echoing against the tile, carrying her heart along with them. She should have left hours ago, taken a taxi home, shut the door behind her, and locked herself in a world far away from danger.But something pulled her forward, a mix of professional duty and the invisible thread she could not name could not resist. She carried her clipboard tightly, the papers inside rustling faintly as she hurried toward the stairwell.The rooftop door loomed ahead, heavy metal against concrete, a portal to the night and the city sprawled beneath it. She pushed it open, expecting the cold air to soothe her nerves, to offer a brief reprieve from the relentless pull she felt in her chest.She didn’t get the relief she hoped for.
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Chapter: Chapter Seventeen: The Gathering StormThe night settled heavy over the city, the kind of stillness that felt deceptive, hiding something restless beneath its quiet. Rain had fallen earlier, leaving the streets slick and reflective, turning every light into a blurred streak of color. Elena sat at the small table in her apartment, staring at a cup of tea gone cold. Her fingers rested against the porcelain, unmoving, as her mind replayed the events of the day over and over.Dominic.His presence had carved its way into her world with a precision that felt deliberate. She could still feel the weight of his gaze, the timbre of his voice, the way the entire hospital seemed to bend around him. She had tried to dismiss him, to remind herself of the vow she made to protect her unborn child, but her body had betrayed her responding to him with a pull she could neither explain nor resist.She pressed a hand over her abdomen, whispering softly. “You’re all that matters.”But even as she spoke the words, her heart thudded harder at th
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Chapter: Chapter Sixteen – Shadows of PowerThe city stretched beneath Dominic like a map of light and motion, every glittering window and glowing streetlamp a reminder that this was his kingdom, his empire built not from inherited privilege but from sweat, precision, and a relentless refusal to bend. From the highest floor of the glass tower that bore his name, he stood alone in the hush of his office, one hand resting against the floor-to-ceiling window. The late hour draped the skyline in shades of charcoal and silver, and though the world slept, Dominic could not.His reflection stared back at him in the glass, stern and unreadable, the same face that had commanded boardrooms, silenced rivals, and bent governments into quiet compliance. Yet tonight, he saw something else flickering in his eyes something unbidden, unwelcome. He tore his gaze away before it could grow louder.Behind him, the quiet hum of the building persisted. A cleaner’s cart rattled distantly in the lower hallways, the whisper of the city’s veins. The offi
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Chapter: Chapter Fifteen: The Shadow Between ThemElena’s hands were still trembling when she finally slipped out of the supply room. The fluorescent lights of the corridor felt too bright, exposing her raw nerves as if the whole hospital could see straight into her chest. She told herself to breathe, to focus, to keep her head down. But it was useless. Every step she took, she could still feel his gaze on her heavy, deliberate, a brand pressed against her skin.She returned to the nurse’s station, forcing a smile when a colleague asked if she was okay. “Just tired,” she lied, her voice thin. She picked up a patient’s file, flipping through it, but the words blurred. Her heart hadn’t yet returned to its rhythm; it was still running, still pounding as though she had been chased.Dominic.He shouldn’t have been here. Men like him didn’t belong in public hospitals, walking among patients with peeling gowns and doctors with overworked faces. Yet he moved through it as though it were his domain, commanding space with nothing more than pre
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Chapter: Chapter Forty Four – The Shattered OathThe night air was colder than before, sharp against Aria’s skin as if the forest itself was recoiling from what had just happened. Her body trembled, though not entirely from fear. The power that had surged through her only moments ago still buzzed in her veins, wild and untamed, refusing to settle. Every breath came shallow, her chest tight, as though the shadows had left their mark not on her skin but deep within her soul.Damon knelt a few feet away, his silver eyes locked on her. They glowed faintly in the moonlight, not with the same deadly fire he showed in battle, but with something quieter something desperate. His hand twitched as if he wanted to reach for her, but the space between them remained unbroken, a silent chasm that words couldn’t cross.“You should have told me,” Aria whispered, her voice hoarse. Her throat ached from the scream that had ripped through her when her power burst free, yet the ache in her heart was worse. “All this time, Damon, you’ve kept me in the da
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Chapter: Chapter Forty Three – The Fractured VeilThe night carried a heaviness that clung to Aria’s chest like chains. The forest stretched around her, endless and silent, but the silence felt wrong, as if the very air was holding its breath. The bond with Damon pulsed violently, more demanding than it had ever been, tugging her toward him with a force that left her trembling. It wasn’t the warm pull she was used to it was sharp now, jagged, almost painful.She pressed her hands against her temples, trying to steady her breathing. “What’s happening to me?” she whispered into the stillness. Her glow flickered faintly along her wrists, pulsing in rhythm with her heartbeat, as though the power inside her was trying to claw its way out.The crack of a branch pulled her attention, and she spun, heart hammering. Damon emerged from the mist, silver eyes gleaming in the moonlight. His presence filled the clearing, steady and commanding, but Aria didn’t feel reassured this time. The bond burned when he stepped closer, her chest tightening as
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Chapter: Chapter Forty Three – The Gathering StormThe forest was not silent that night. Every branch creaked, every gust of wind carried whispers that did not belong to the living. Aria could feel it in her bones, the way the earth itself seemed restless, unsettled. The air pressed heavy against her lungs, charged with a tension that set her heart racing.She stood at the edge of the clearing where the circle of ancient stones lay. Their glow was faint, flickering as though even the old magic feared what was coming. Damon was beside her, tall and steady, though his eyes betrayed a worry he refused to voice. His wolf instincts were sharper than her own—if she felt the danger, he could taste it.“They’re moving,” he said, voice low, almost swallowed by the wind. “Not just shadows this time. Something stronger.”Aria tightened her grip on the fabric of her cloak, the glow beneath her skin pulsing in rhythm with his words. She had seen the shadows, fought them, but each battle left her with more questions than answers. Who commanded them
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Chapter: Chapter Forty Two – The Convergence BeginsThe sky darkened as the sun sank below the horizon, shadows stretching long and unnatural across the forest floor. Aria could feel it in her bones the air thickening, charged with a power that made her skin prickle. Every leaf, every branch, seemed to whisper warnings she could almost understand. The altar glowed faintly, runes pulsating in a rhythm that matched her heartbeat. Damon moved beside her, wolf form shifting, muscles tense, eyes sharp, scanning the darkening edges of the clearing. He was alert, but even he seemed dwarfed by the intensity settling over them, a pressure that bent reality in subtle, disturbing ways.A low rumble echoed through the forest, more felt than heard, vibrating in the soles of her feet and reverberating through her chest. Aria’s glow responded instantly, flaring brighter, illuminating the clearing in stark silver light. Shadows around the perimeter twisted and danced unnaturally, moving with intent, congregating toward the altar. Figures began emergin
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Chapter: Chapter Forty One – The Gathering StormThe forest seemed to hold its breath in the aftermath of the clash, sunlight filtering through the thick canopy in scattered beams, painting the undergrowth in patches of gold and green. Aria walked carefully, each step deliberate, letting the glow in her hands ebb and flow like a heartbeat. The air smelled of damp earth and ozone, charged with the lingering echoes of her light and the shadows that had recoiled into hiding.Damon moved beside her, his eyes scanning every rustle and shift, wolf instincts still coiled and alert. Though the immediate threat had withdrawn, he knew, as she did, that this was only the beginning. “They won’t stay away long,” he said quietly, voice low, almost reverent, as if speaking the truth aloud might summon it back faster. “The convergence has been noticed. They are gathering.”Aria swallowed, feeling the weight of that word gathering pressing against her chest. The forest hummed with anticipation, the trees themselves seeming to whisper warnings. She t
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Chapter: Chapter Forty – The Silent ConvergenceDawn broke slowly, the first rays of sunlight bleeding through the dense canopy, turning the forest into a tapestry of gold and shadow. Aria moved carefully, her senses sharpened from the previous night’s battle. Every rustle, every shifting leaf, was a potential threat. Her glow was faint but steady, a heartbeat against the looming darkness that still lingered at the edges of the woods.Damon stayed close, his eyes scanning every shadow, every movement, the bond between them pulsing with unspoken urgency. “Something’s coming,” he murmured, voice low, almost a growl. “I can feel it. They’ve learned from us, adapting. The balance has shifted.”Aria’s pulse quickened. She knew he was right. The shadows they had faced were no longer mindless attackers. They were intelligent, deliberate, connected to something far greater than she had imagined. The forest itself seemed alive, watching, waiting for her next move.A sudden snap of a branch made her spin, and for a heartbeat, the world froze
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