Chapter: Chapter 80The night was quiet. The sound of crickets filled the air, and the moonlight slipped gently through the curtains. Savannah lay on the bed, her eyes half-closed. She was tired after the long day out with Adrian. She turned slowly, placing her hand on her belly. The baby had been kicking more than usual that evening. She smiled a little and whispered, “You’re almost here, my little one.” After a while, she felt a sharp pain in her lower stomach. She gasped softly and sat up. “Maybe it’s just a small cramp,” she told herself. She lay back again, but a few minutes later, the pain came again — stronger this time. Her breathing grew fast. “Oh God…” she whispered. She held her belly and tried to stay calm. Adrian was still in his study downstairs, reading through some papers. When he heard a small sound from upstairs, he stopped and listened. At first, he thought it was nothing, but then he heard her call weakly, “Adrian!” He dropped everything and rushed up the stairs. When he ent
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Chapter: Chapter 79The morning breeze was calm, and the sun shone softly through the white curtains. Savannah stood near the window, her hands resting on her round belly. She was already nine months gone, and her movements were slower now. Adrian walked into the room quietly and smiled when he saw her staring outside. “You look lost in thought,” he said, his voice gentle. She turned around and smiled faintly. “Just looking at the sky. It’s beautiful today.” He walked closer and held her hand softly. “Then let’s go out. You need some air. You’ve been indoors for too long.” Savannah looked at him in surprise. “Out? Where?” Adrian grinned. “Somewhere peaceful. Don’t worry, I won’t stress you. I just want us to relax a bit.” She hesitated, then nodded. “Okay. I’ll go with you.” A few minutes later, they were both inside his car. Adrian helped her sit carefully before driving off. The road was quiet, and the sound of birds filled the air. Savannah leaned back and smiled as the wind brushed agai
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Chapter: Chapter 78Adrian sat in his office with a calm look, typing slowly on his laptop. The day had been long, and his mind was tired. Just then, his best friend, Daniel, walked in with two cups of coffee. “Man,” Daniel said, smiling. “You look like someone who hasn’t slept in days. You need this.” Adrian chuckled softly. “Thanks, Daniel. I’ve just been busy. So many files to review.” Daniel sat across from him and handed him one of the cups. “Busy? Or just thinking too much about Savannah again?” Adrian gave him a quick look. “Do you ever stop talking?” Daniel grinned. “Not when it’s about her. I’ve noticed you smile whenever her name comes up.” Adrian shook his head, but a small smile still showed on his lips. “She’s… special, Daniel. It’s hard not to think about her. The house feels alive because of her.” Daniel leaned forward. “And the baby? How is she doing?” “She’s fine. The doctor said everything is going smoothly,” Adrian replied. “I’m just trying to make sure she doesn’t stre
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Chapter: Chapter 77It was late in the afternoon, and Savannah sat quietly in the garden behind the mansion. The air was calm, and the sound of birds filled the space. She rested her hands on her round belly and smiled as she felt the baby move. She had grown used to the peace in Adrian’s house. The maids were kind and respectful, always checking on her. But there was one maid, a young girl named Mia, who always made her laugh. Mia came out holding a tray of fruits and juice. “Madam Savannah,” she called softly, smiling. “You forgot to take your juice.” Savannah looked up and smiled warmly. “Mia, how many times will I tell you to stop calling me madam? I’m not used to it.” Mia giggled. “But sir Adrian said we should respect you. Even he calls you madam sometimes.” Savannah shook her head, laughing. “He’s just being dramatic. Sit down, Mia. Don’t stand.” The girl hesitated. “But—” “No buts,” Savannah said softly. “Sit.” Mia sat beside her, shyly looking down. “You’re too kind, madam. You t
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Chapter: Chapter 76It was a bright Saturday morning. The sun was already high, and the sound of birds filled the big compound. Savannah sat on the couch in the living room, rubbing her belly gently. She had just finished breakfast and was watching a movie when a loud voice came from the gate. “Tell your boss that his favourite aunty is here!” Savannah turned quickly. That voice was impossible to mistake — it was Aunty Lisa, Adrian’s talkative aunty. The maids rushed out, smiling and greeting her. Aunty Lisa walked in proudly, dressed in a bright yellow gown and a big hat. She looked full of life as always. “Where is that stubborn nephew of mine?” she shouted playfully. “I came to see my new daughter-in-law!” Savannah laughed softly, trying to stand up, but before she could, Aunty Lisa was already beside her. “Oh, my God! Look at you!” she said, holding Savannah’s face in both hands. “You’re glowing like sunshine. Ehn! Pregnancy fits you, my dear. Adrian is so lucky!” Savannah blushed and smi
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Chapter: Chapter 75 The night was calm and peaceful. The stars shone bright through the open balcony of Savannah’s room. The air carried the sweet smell of roses that Adrian had planted around the garden just for her. Savannah sat on the bed, dressed in a loose gown. Her belly had grown big — she was already nine months gone. Sometimes she would rub it softly and smile, whispering to the baby. Adrian walked in quietly, holding a tray of fruits and a glass of warm milk. “You didn’t eat much today,” he said, setting the tray beside her. Savannah smiled a little. “I wasn’t hungry.” He frowned playfully. “You’re always saying that, Savannah. You know you have to eat for two now.” She laughed softly. “You sound like the doctor.” Adrian sat beside her, his eyes soft and full of care. “Then maybe you should listen to both of us.” She shook her head shyly. “You worry too much.” He smiled and picked up a slice of apple, bringing it close to her lips. “Please. Just a few bites.” Savannah looke
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The Alpha Mortal Elara
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Elara grew up as the unwanted girl of her pack. Weak, bullied, and called cursed, she never believed she had a place among them. But on the night of the Choosing, everything changed. The Moon Goddess marked her as the true mate of Alpha Damien, the strongest and coldest alpha in the land.
But Damien does not want her. He hates the bond, hates the idea of fate, and hates that his Luna is the girl everyone calls weak. He swears to never love her, only to keep her as a Luna for the sake of tradition.
Thrown into a world of power, betrayal, and deadly trials, Elara must fight to survive. The pack whispers against her. Jealous rivals like Clara want her destroyed. Even her best friend Aria is hiding a secret she cannot see.
And when Elara starts having visions of the past and future, she learns a truth more painful than rejection: her parents were murdered by Damien’s father, the former alpha.
Now she must decide—will she bow and remain the weak girl they all laugh at, or will she rise and claim the strength the Moon Goddess gave her?
This is a story of pain, betrayal, power, and forbidden love. One girl chosen by the Moon Goddess. One alpha who refuses to love her. One pack full of secrets. And a bond that will either break them—or set them free.
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Chapter: Chapter 240-Final ChapterThe battlefield was quiet for a short moment after Clara was dragged away. Everyone thought maybe it was over. But Lucien’s roar broke the silence. He rose again, his red eyes burning like fire, his chest full of hate. His claws were long, his teeth sharp, his body dripping blood but still strong. “I will not fall like her!” he shouted. “I will take this throne. I will kill you, Damien. I will kill your Luna. And I will burn this land to ashes!” The pack growled, their bodies ready to fight again. Kael stood close to Damien, his chest heaving. Mira held the children behind, her eyes shining with fear but also courage. Damien stepped forward, his wolf form glowing with golden eyes. Beside him, Elara’s white wolf shined like the moon, her fur glowing in the night. She had never looked more powerful. Lucien charged with a mad scream. The ground shook under his feet. Damien met him head-on, claws against claws, teeth against teeth. The two Alpha brothers clashed with a sound that
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Chapter: Chapter 239The battle slowed for a moment. The warriors pushed Lucien’s men back, but the air was still thick with fear and blood. Damien and Elara stood side by side, their eyes locked on Lucien who was still breathing heavy, still fighting to rise again. But then another cry broke the air. “Traitor! Bring her forward!” Two elders dragged Clara into the middle of the battlefield. Her hair was messy, her dress torn, but her eyes were still filled with fire. She struggled, shouting, “Let me go! I did nothing wrong! I am the true Luna, not her!” The pack gathered around. Whispers spread quickly. Warriors who were still bleeding from the fight turned their eyes on Clara, anger burning in them. One of the elders shouted, “Clara, daughter of this land, you betrayed your pack. You met with the enemy. You begged Lucien to harm our Alpha’s mate. You carried poison in your heart!” Clara’s eyes shook, but she raised her chin high. “I did it for us! For the pack! Elara is nothing, she is weak!
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Chapter: Chapter 238The fire in the forest spread wide, lighting the night sky red. The smell of smoke mixed with blood, and the cries of war echoed everywhere. The pack fought with all their strength, but Lucien’s men were many, and they fought like wild animals who had nothing to lose. At the center of the battlefield, Damien’s black wolf moved like thunder, tearing down anyone that came close. His claws cut through enemies, his teeth ripped their throats. But his eyes were always searching—for Elara. He saw her. His heart stopped for a moment. The white wolf with golden eyes was no longer weak, no longer hiding. She fought with fire in her veins. She moved fast, almost faster than his eyes could follow. Each time an enemy jumped at her, she spun with grace and brought them down. She was glowing under the moon, and it gave the pack hope. The warriors shouted louder, howling for their Luna. They had never seen such a sight, and it made them stronger. But far away, on a hill watching everything,
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Chapter: Chapter 237The night was still burning with fire. The battle had not slowed down, claws clashed against claws, teeth tore through flesh, and growls filled the air. But every warrior paused for a moment when they heard Elara’s howl. It was different. It was not the howl of fear, it was the howl of strength. Damien turned his black wolf head toward her, his chest rising with pride. He wanted to run to her, but the fight pulled him back. Kael, in his silver wolf form, also looked toward Elara, shocked at the light glowing around her. Elara stood at the edge of the battlefield. Her eyes glowed golden, her skin shone under the moon. The air around her was heavy with power. She felt her blood racing, her heart beating so fast it almost hurt. Mira ran out behind her, calling, “Elara, wait!” But she stopped when she saw the glow. She covered her mouth in shock. “Oh Moon Goddess… it is happening.” Elara dropped to her knees, her body shaking again. Her bones ached, her hands clawed into the soil.
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Chapter: Chapter 236The night was quiet at first. Too quiet. Damien had been sitting outside, looking at the sky, his mind heavy with thoughts of the coming danger. Kael stood not far away, checking the guards, making sure the borders were secure. Inside the main house, Elara rested, her hands gently rubbing her stomach as she hummed to the child inside her. Mira was with her, refusing to leave her side. Then, suddenly, the peace broke. A loud scream came from the border. The smell of smoke followed. One of the guards ran toward Damien, panting hard, his face covered in sweat. “Alpha!” the guard cried. “The forest is burning. They have set fire to the outer borders!” Damien’s eyes turned sharp. “Lucien,” he growled under his breath. He stood quickly and howled, summoning the warriors of the pack. Kael was already moving. “I saw shadows earlier. I knew something was wrong!” Damien placed a strong hand on his shoulder. “Then tonight we fight.” The alarm spread through the pack. Men rushed out,
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Chapter: Chapter 235The forest was dark that night. The wind moved the leaves slowly, carrying with it the smell of danger. Clara walked with fast steps, her cloak tied around her shoulders. Her heart was beating fast but her mind was on one thing only—meeting Lucien. When she reached the hidden spot, she saw him already standing there. His red eyes glowed under the moonlight, his face strong and full of anger. Some of his men stood behind him like shadows, waiting for his command. Clara swallowed hard, but she did not turn back. Lucien looked at her and smirked. “You came again. What do you want, Clara? Did you not say last time you only care about killing Elara?” Clara pressed her lips together. Her hands shook a little, but she faced him. “Yes, I want Elara gone. But I came to beg you for something.” Lucien’s eyes narrowed. “Beg me?” He laughed darkly. “You, the jealous one, now begging me? Speak before I change my mind.” Clara stepped closer. “Do not harm Damien. I beg you. Do whatever you
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