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A Shocking News

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last update ปรับปรุงล่าสุด: 2025-06-29 23:03:23

Aria

The moment the door clicked shut behind Kol, my eyes opened instantly. I hadn’t slept since I vomited. Not really.

The nausea had kept me awake all night, and it gave me serious anxiety. What if I was pregnant? The thought only was like a death sentence to me. Kol had enough to worry about, losing his title, Sorah’s betrayal, the pack fracturing under her rule. The last thing he needed was another burden. Another weakness for his enemies to exploit.

I dragged myself out of bed despite not wanting to. Then off to the dining hall I went. I was expecting to be treated as Luna I used to be, but since I wasn’t that anymore, I had to serve myself.

A few warriors and maids nodded at me, as I served myself and then I caught their eyes lingering on me a beat too long. Wondering, probably, if I was still worth acknowledging now that Kol wasn’t Alpha.

I picked at my breakfast, forcing down a few bites of toast before the nausea started again. I barely made it to the servants’ washroom
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    LiraI never meant to fall in love again. But Damian had this way of sitting beside me in silence without making it feel like silence at all. Like I wasn’t some frayed mess of vengeance and regret. Like I was just… a woman. Someone worth saving.And now, knowing he was helping me end the very thing that stood between me and peace, Aria’s child, I couldn’t stop the affection from growing inside me. It was slow and quiet at first, like a fire about to burn out. But now? It burned. And I hated that it did.Still, I let myself enjoy it.We spent mornings in bed, tangled up and sharing wet, steamy, passionate kisses. We shared meals over his firewood stove. We joked. We kissed a lot. And sometimes, we’d watch the sunset and then have sex till the sun had completely disappeared.He didn’t ask questions about the past. Only about the now. Only about me. And it was ruining everything.One morning, as I prepared our breakfast, he walked in, brushing mud off his boots. He smiled, the kind of sm

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    Lira I sat at the edge of the bed in Damian’s oversized flannel shirt, my hair still damp from the bath he'd all but forced me to take. The clothes swallowed me whole, but it was the warmest I’d felt in weeks.Damian had left the room, about going to the worn-out sofa, giving me space and giving me distance. He respected that. I hated it.“Damian,” I said softly, turning my head over my shoulder.He stirred immediately. He was always alert and always cautious.“You don’t have to sleep on the couch,” I said. “Come here.”He hesitated. “I don’t want to make you uncomfortable.”I raised a brow. “We’ve shared worse, haven’t we? I bled on your floor, destroyed your furniture, broke your mirror, you bathed me…”“And yet I’m still here,” he said dryly.I smiled faintly. “Exactly. So… come here. Share the bed. We’re not strangers anymore.”He stood slowly, walking toward the bed. “We’re not lovers either.”I patted the mattress beside me. “We’re friends, aren’t we?”He watched me for a beat

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