BILLIONAIRE ALPHA'S ACCIDENTAL SURROGATE

Her laughter echoed in the night, cold and heartless. “You heard me. It wasn’t that hard, really. A little money and a lot of persuasion can make anything happen. And now, everyone thinks you’re the little whore I’ve painted you to be.”I couldn’t move. Couldn’t breathe. The ground felt like it was crumbling beneath me. My hands shook as I tried to grasp what she had done.“But why?” I asked again, my voice barely above a whisper.Her expression hardened, the mask of fake sweetness falling away. “Because I wanted Damien for myself,” she said bluntly. “He deserves someone better than you. Someone like me. And now, thanks to me, he’ll see you for the fraud you are. He already does.”Her words were like daggers, piercing me again and again. She had stolen my life, my future, all because of her jealousy and greed.Oriana stepped closer, leaning down until her face was inches from mine. “You’ll thank me one day,” she said, her voice filled with venom. “For showing everyone who you really a

His mansion. The words hung in the air between us, distant and foreign. I had never imagined my life would take this turn, that I would find myself married to a man like him, living in his mansion. My mind still buzzed with the shock of everything that had happened—the pregnancy, his sudden appearance, the stark reality of my new life. But in the pit of my stomach, something told me this was my only chance for survival, for a future where I could at least keep my baby safe. I nodded, taking a shaky breath. “Okay,” I said, though I wasn't sure what 'okay' meant anymore. As we exited the hospital, a sleek black car pulled up to the curb. The driver stepped out, opening the door with a professional nod.Kai stood beside me, his commanding presence impossible to ignore. “Get in,” he said, his tone leaving no room for argument.I hesitated for a moment, glancing at him before sliding into the backseat. My hands trembled slightly as I clasped them tightly in my lap, trying to anchor myse

Kai’s lips pressed into a thin line. “Now, you stay here, where it’s safe. And I’ll teach you everything you need to know.”How had I gone from being a girl who was blissfully engaged to a man I thought loved me, to standing here, pregnant with a child belonging to a man who could turn into a wolf? The sheer absurdity of my situation made my head spin.Just weeks ago, I was planning my wedding, dreaming about a future filled with love and happiness. Damian had been my world—or at least, I thought he was. Now, the memories of his cruel words and violent actions felt like scars etched into my heart. The betrayal, the lies, the humiliation—I had endured them all, only to be thrust into something even more unbelievable.I placed my hand on my belly instinctively, the life growing inside me now the only thing grounding me in this storm of chaos. This wasn’t how things were supposed to go. I had never imagined my child’s father would be a stranger, let alone one who could shift into a wolf

The persistent knocking continued, growing louder with each second. I groaned, throwing an arm over my face as I tried to ignore it. But it was relentless, each knock hammering through my foggy mind until I couldn’t take it anymore.“I’m coming!” I called out, my voice hoarse with sleep.Dragging my feet, I stumbled to the door, my muscles protesting every movement. I swung it open to reveal a woman who looked to be in her late forties. She had sharp but kind features, her brown hair pulled back neatly, and she stood with an air of authority.Her eyes swept over me, pausing briefly on my tangled hair and wrinkled dress. Though her expression remained neutral, I thought I saw a flicker of pity in her gaze.“Dinner is ready,” she announced, her voice firm but polite. “I’ve been sent to escort you.”I blinked, my brain still trying to process her words. “Dinner?”“Yes,” she repeated, a touch of impatience creeping into her tone. “It’s customary for members of the pack to attend.”“Oh,” I

It fell onto my plate with a loud crash, shattering into tiny pieces. Water spilled everywhere, soaking my dress and the tablecloth. The sound of breaking glass was enough to silence the room, and all eyes turned to me.I froze, unable to move as all eyes shifted to me. Every single person at the table was staring, their expressions a mix of surprise, disgust, and amusement. I felt my face burn with embarrassment, the heat crawling up my neck and into my cheeks. My stomach churned, and my heart pounded so loudly that I thought it might burst out of my chest.“Good job, human,” Zara’s voice cut through the silence. “Humans are so pathetic. She can’t even get through dinner without embarrassing herself.”Her words were like a slap, and I could feel my eyes welling up with tears. I opened my mouth to respond, but my voice betrayed me, shaking as I mumbled a half-hearted apology. “I’m… I’m so sorry, I didn’t mean—” But my words didn’t seem to matter. The laughter started almost immediatel