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The Truth I Wasn't Ready For
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2026-10-06 18:35:19“You’re… his wife.”
The words echoed loudly inside my head.
Wife.
The word felt heavy.
Unfamiliar.
Wrong.
I stared blankly at Mira, my pulse racing uncontrollably.
“My… wife?” I repeated slowly.
Mira nodded weakly.
“Yes,” she whispered. “You’re married to Alpha Kael Blackthorn.”
Inside my mind, the same cold voice responded immediately.
“So now you pretend not to remember that either?”
His tone dripped with irritation.
With disbelief.
And something far worse—
Contempt.
My body stiffened instinctively.
Fear curled deep in my chest.
Something about that voice made my skin crawl.
Like my body recognized danger… even if my mind didn’t.
“I don’t know him,” I whispered weakly.
The words felt strangely true.
Honest.
Even though Mira looked like she wanted to cry.
“You do,” she insisted softly. “You married him three years ago.”
Three years?
How could I forget three years of my life?
A wave of dizziness swept over me.
The room tilted slightly.
My head throbbed painfully.
“Easy,” the doctor said gently, adjusting the pillow behind me. “Don’t force yourself to remember. Your brain suffered trauma from the accident.”
Accident.
That word again.
“What… happened to me?” I asked quietly.
Mira swallowed hard.
Her fingers tightened nervously around mine.
“You were hit by a car,” she said carefully.
The words sent a chill down my spine.
Hit by a car?
How?
Why?
Before I could ask another question, the door opened again.
Heavy footsteps filled the room.
Slow.
Controlled.
Dominant.
Even before I turned my head, my body reacted instinctively.
My heartbeat quickened.
My breath hitched.
Fear… sharp and sudden… spread through my chest.
A tall man stepped into the room.
Dark hair.
Cold eyes.
Sharp features.
Power radiated from him like an invisible force.
The moment his gaze landed on me, the air in the room felt heavier.
Harder to breathe.
Inside my mind, the voice spoke again.
“Finally decided to wake up?”
My stomach dropped.
That voice.
It belonged to him.
My chest tightened painfully.
So this was—
Alpha Kael.
My husband.
I stared at him silently.
Waiting.
Expecting something.
Concern.
Relief.
Anything.
But his expression remained cold.
Unreadable.
Emotionless.
“Alpha…” Mira greeted cautiously, stepping aside.
He ignored her completely.
His eyes stayed fixed on me.
Sharp.
Judging.
“You’ve caused enough trouble,” he said flatly.
Are you okay?
Not You’re safe now.
Nothing gentle.
Nothing kind.
Just blame.
Confusion twisted painfully inside me.
“…Who are you?” I asked again quietly.
Silence filled the room.
Heavy.
Tense.
Dangerous.
Kael’s expression darkened instantly.
“You expect me to believe this?” he asked coldly.
I swallowed nervously.
“I don’t remember anything,” I whispered truthfully.
His jaw tightened.
“Ridiculous.”
Mira stepped forward suddenly.
“She really lost her memory!” she snapped angrily. “The doctor confirmed it!”
Kael’s eyes flicked briefly toward the doctor.
Then back to me.
Sharp.
Searching.
Suspicious.
“You’re my wife,” he said slowly.
The words sounded like a warning… not a comfort.
“You belong to this pack.”
Belong.
Not love.
Not care.
Just ownership.
A strange heaviness settled in my chest.
Something about his words felt wrong.
Cold.
Empty.
And yet…
A faint ache stirred deep inside me.
As if my heart remembered something my mind couldn’t.
Then—
A sudden sharp pain shot through my lower abdomen.
I gasped softly, clutching my stomach instinctively.
Mira’s eyes widened in alarm.
“Doctor!” she cried urgently.
“What is it?” he asked quickly.
“My stomach…” I whispered weakly.
Fear flooded Mira’s face.
“Oh no…”
Her reaction made panic surge through me.
“What?” I asked shakily. “What’s wrong?”
Mira hesitated.
Then looked toward Kael nervously.
Silence fell again.
Heavy.
Uncomfortable.
Finally, the doctor spoke carefully.
“There’s something you need to know.”
My heart pounded violently.
Something about his tone terrified me.
“What… is it?” I whispered.
The doctor took a slow breath.
“You were brought in with early pregnancy symptoms.”
The world seemed to stop.
Pregnancy.
The word echoed loudly in my ears.
My hand moved slowly… instinctively… to my stomach.
Pregnant?
Me?
Shock spread through my body.
“I…” My voice trembled. “I’m… pregnant?”
Mira nodded tearfully.
“Yes…”
My mind spun wildly.
Pregnant.
Married.
Memory loss.
Nothing made sense.
Inside my mind, Kael’s voice spoke again—low, cold, and sharp.
“…That child better be mine.”
Silence followed.
Heavy.
Dangerous.
And in that moment—
Something deep inside my chest stirred faintly.
Like a distant heartbeat.
A soft, unfamiliar warmth.
Then ,for the briefest second .I felt it.
A faint presence.
Quiet.
Sleeping.
But alive.
Inside me.
And somewhere deep within my soul…
Something ancient began to wake.
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