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Chapter Eleven

Author: Trxppie
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-06 03:52:21

Anna

A month later.

Stella was right. This was a mistake. I shouldn’t have gone through with it. But I had thought my obligation to my pack had made me stronger to go on. But now, I felt nothing but guilt.

I stared at the mirror, the little bump on my stomach on display. I couldn’t say anything to anybody. Damon had instructed me to keep it silent between us until it was time to break the news.

My guess was that Sophie didn’t know about the baby yet. Using my baby to blackmail him would make me a monster. And also, I couldn’t let such a monster father my child. No.

That night had me in fantasy land. I had enjoyed my time with Damon. But he had changed after that night. He had gone back to ignoring me. He never came once to check up on me or the child.

Well, I had chosen to be his surrogate. Why should he care about me? I had been stupid, and now I felt nothing but regret.

I placed my hand on the little bump as my eyes fell on it. My child. What was I going to do? Damon was goin
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