LOGINWith a concerned expression, Martha produced a test strip, and I excused myself to the bathroom to use it. As I waited for the result, my heart was pounding in my chest. When I saw the test, I let out a small gasp, unable to believe my eyes.
I was pregnant!
Martha’s expression turned grave as she looked at me.
“This is bad. You’re not the Luna anymore, and they might not let you keep this child. Even worse, they could take it from you. Don’t tell the Alpha about your pregnancy. Stick to your plan of leaving the country and start a new life, far away, with your child,” she said softly, her eyes filled with warmth and love.
I was taken aback by her words. Martha had always been loyal and caring, but this was a level of kindness and understanding I hadn’t expected.
She continued, “My lady, you’ve shown me such kindness and compassion. You don’t deserve this sad fate. It’s not your fault that your love couldn’t be reciprocated. Find happiness for yourself and your child. Don’t let them take that away from you.”
She swiftly grabbed the test strips and concealed them in my luggage, sealing it shut.
Soon we were done packing, the doors swung open, revealing Xavier’s handsome face with his hair swept to the side.
I remembered running my hands through it the last time we made love, but now he stood distant, flanked by his Beta and best friend Chris.
“Well, I’m all set now,” I said in a faint whisper, heading for the stairs. My voice quivered slightly as I couldn’t wait to leave, knowing that my child was at risk.
Chris spoke up, “One last thing, Luna, uh, Jasmine.” He corrected.
Right, I wasn’t Luna
anymore.
We need to be sure that you’re not leaving with anything that belongs to the pack.”
Confused, I asked, “What do you mean? I’m not a thief.”
He clarified, “I didn’t mean it that way. What I meant was, an heir. We need to be sure you our” As he spoke, Butler James brought out four pregnancy strips.
“My lady, you’ll have to use these before your official rejection and before you’re allowed to go,” James explained.
I glanced at Xavier
He interjected through gritted teeth, “We need to be sure you’re not pregnant.” He looked uncomfortable and anxious, he was clearly hoping for a negative result.
Holding back my emotions, I walked back to the room with the test strips clutched in my fingers. My mind was reeling as I wondered what to do.
“I’ll come with you, my lady. You’ll be needing assistance,” Martha offered, following me in shutting the door.
“Martha, what do I do?” I asked, grabbing her anxiously.
“I can’t let Xavier know,” I cried.
“Am not pregnant,” Martha reassured, taking the test strips from me. She gave me a small smile before heading to the bathroom.
She was done in a couple of minutes, and the strips read negative.
She handed all four of them over to me. We both exited the room, and Xavier and his Beta stood side by side. Butler James announced,
“It’s a negative.”
I heard Xavier heave a sigh of relief.
He looked relieved as well, which hurt me deeply.
It was clear he wanted nothing to do with me.
The joy on his face was painful to witness.
Curiosity got the better of me, and I asked him, “What would have happened if I was pregnant?”
I wanted to be sure that hiding the truth from him was the right decision.
Xavier’s face contorted with seriousness.
“It would have posed a problem, a huge one. It’s a relief you’re not,” he replied.
I nodded, feeling a mix of emotions. I knew I had made the right choice, doing what was best for both of us.
“Let’s get the rejection done with,” I demanded.
“Eva Woods, I hereby reject you as my Luna, dissolving any kinds of bonds we ever had,” he said,
With a heavy heart, I added, “I, Eva Woods, am Luna no more. Our marriage bonds dissolve.” The words finalized our separation, and my heartache was now officially a reality.
I turned to leave, to clear my head.
“Eva, finding ones mate is a magical experience. I really hope you find yours.” Xavier said walking away.
Adam kindly offered to drive me away, and my luggage was loaded into the vehicle. As we prepared to depart, I bid heartfelt goodbyes to the servants, knowing that this place had become my home for the past few months, and I had grown deeply attached to it.
Martha squeezed my hand, her eyes filled with warmth and care.
“Take care, My lady,” she said tenderly. “Your secret is safe with me. Stay happy with your child; you deserve all the happiness. And thank you for everything.”
I mustered a small smile and replied, “No, I should be thanking you. You saved me. I promise to live well. Goodbye, Martha.”
Taking one last glance at the house, I slowly got into the car.
As the vehicle left the mansion gates, another car drove in, and my heart sank when I saw Bella alight from it, running to Xavier’s embrace.
Tears threatened to spill from my eyes. Would I ever truly move on from this heartache?
Could I ever find love again? Doubts filled my mind, but one thing was clear – my child was my priority now.
I gently caressed. my belly, feeling a sense of protectiveness.
I knew that even when returned, no one would ever suspect my child’s true parentage, thanks to Martha’s brave actions.
Even if I came back with a child in the future, no one would suspect that it was Xavier’s.
They all believed I was not pregnant when I left.
Taking a deep breath, I leaned back into my seat, determined to start anew and leave this place and the packs behind.
I yearned to blend in as a normal, proper human, putting the past behind me.
It was time to move on, and I was ready for a fresh start, far away from everything I had known.
I lodged in a hotel, took a cab and rode far away to a hospital in a different town, there it was confirmed. I was actually pregnant
Jasmine had spent the entire day immersed in the comfortable cocoon of her home,surrounded by the familiar comfort of her living space. The muffled sounds of her new neighbor’s movements next door had piqued her curiosity, creating a backdrop to her day as she toggled between work and the monotony of television.As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting hues of warm orange and pink across the sky, Jasmine decided to treat herself to a meal ordered from her favorite local restaurant. The aroma of the delivered food filled her kitchen, teasing her taste buds and sparking an unexpected craving for a cold, fizzy cola to complement the flavors.To her dismay, a thorough search of her refrigerator revealed an empty space where her beloved cola bottles should have been. The realization was accompanied by another, more pressing shortage, she was out of tissue, an essential commodity she couldn’t do without that night.Jasmine, normally hated venturing out into the night, found herself c
As Eva stepped into the room, the sight she was greeted with was completely. unexpected.The space, once defined by the practicality of a sofa and television, had been transformed into a makeshift tent. A bedspread, artfully erected, stood. as the centerpiece, adorned with scattered toys that hinted at an impromptu camping adventure or some imaginative game that had unfolded in her absence. Despite the vibrant chaos of scattered toys, an unexpected tranquility enveloped the room. The trio; Xavier, Daisy, and Liam, lay sound asleep, blissfully unaware of the world around them. Xavier,sprawled on the sofa, served as an inadvertent camp counselor and bed, with Daisy sprawled across his chest and Liam, the little adventurer, curled up on his legs, Liam was hugging Xavier,s legs in his sleep, for little boy just loved the man’s legs. The scene was undeniably adorable, a revelation that caught Eva off guard and prompted a genuine burst of laughter. It was a side of Xavier Wild she hadn’
As the vibrant colors from two completed paintings and the laughter from three episodes of Peppa Pig filled the room, the kids eagerly settled down to indulge in the delightful snacks that Xavier had thoughtfully brought. Their attention, however, was entirely captivated by Xavier, almost as if Eva were an invisible presence in the room.Observing the unique bond forming between Xavier and her children, a realization dawned on Eva – she was witnessing a side of her kids she hadn’t seen before, an aspect previously unknown to her.Liam, in particular, was unusually talkative, making it evident that they yearned for both parental figures. No matter how hard Eva tried, the presence of a father figure seemed indispensable.“Eva, I left something in the car. I’ll just head downstairs for a few minutes to retrieve them,”Xavier announced later, his hands had been occupied with the basket and snacks, leaving him unable to bring along the additional items.“Can I go with?” Liam inquired.“O
Eva found herself overcome with a sense of weariness as she contemplated. Xavier’s impending visit the following day. Gratitude filled her for the connection he had with her and her children, yet a growing unease gnawed at her. Liam seemed to be forming a bond with him. And even Daisy, it was clear she liked him.Eva could tell from her eyes on Xavier. She was in awe of his persona. But The fear of separation loomed over her like a storm cloud,threatening to disrupt the fragile balance she had maintained.She massaged her temples, feeling a headache creeping in. The facade she had meticulously crafted, the illusion that these were not Xavier’s children, weighed heavily on her conscience.Despite Xavier’s understanding, his love for them was palpable. He had accepted they weren’t his but he still loved them anyway. The guilt she felt was a heavy burden, one that she struggled to bear.As she gazed upon her children’s peaceful sleeping faces, Eva questioned the choices she had made.
The duo stood in a quiet and secluded corner of the hospital.There, Xavier and Liam shared a heartfelt moment, an unexpected sight for those accustomed to Xavier’s renowned cold and aloof demeanor. The transformation of this once feared man into a gentle figure in the presence of a child would have undoubtedly surprised onlookers.Meanwhile, Eva meticulously combed through the hospital’s first floor, fervently searching for her usually reserved and introverted son, Liam, who usually kept to himself. It was a shock to her when he suddenly charged toward Xavier.Suddenly, Liam and Xavier spotted Eva, who was still frantically scanning the area in search of her son. Spotting the two of them, Xavier hoisted Liam in his arms and approached Eva with an awkward yet warm greeting. “Hey,”Xavier began, while Eva, relieved to find her son, scolded Liam for running off.“Liam. You shouldn’t run off on me like that.” Eva scolded.“Sorry mama.” Liam apologized, still being clingy to Xavier.“Wh
After concluding their discussion with Dr. Gomez, Xavier and Eva made their way back to Daisy’s ward. The weight of the doctor’s words lingered in the air, and Eva couldn’t help but sigh as she reflected on the situation.“I’m no miracle worker. I may be a specialist, but there is still a chance and rate of mortality. I would suggest we wait for a few months,” Dr. Gomez had conveyed, and Xavier cast a glance at Eva, who sat there calmly, absorbing every word.Dr. Gomez continued, sharing insights into his experiences, mentioning the youngest age he had operated on a similar case–a child aged six. He expressed his preference for waiting a few more weeks, allowing time for preparation,both in terms of Daisy’s physical condition and her overall well–being. Eva nodded in understanding. “In the meantime, she’ll remain here at the hospital until the time of surgery. I and my new team will work to ensure little Daisy is well recovered,” the doctor assured, offering a small but comforting sm







