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Author: Reina
last update publish date: 2026-08-21 22:36:43
Reylap's POV

"More?" I breathed the word against his lips, my heart thundering so loudly I was sure he could feel it through my ribs. "Eliott, I thought you were the one telling me to sleep."

"I’m a liar," he growled, his hand sliding from my neck down to my waist, pulling me flush against his heat. "I’ve been trying to be a gentleman, Reylap. I’ve been trying to give you space because of the pregnancy, because of the stress, but if you look at me like that one more time, I’m going to lose my
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    Reylap's POVThe world was a flickering candle, the flame guttering in a cold wind. I felt the wetness of my own sweat, cold and slick against my collarbone, and then the sudden, sharp pressure of hands against my thighs. The midwives were talking, their voices a frantic blur of clinical jargon and hushed prayers, but I couldn't hold onto their words. My lungs felt like they were filled with stones. Every breath was a labor, a jagged pull against a chest that refused to expand. I tried to groan, to tell them the pain was changing, but the room dissolved before I could find my voice.The scent of blood and lavender vanished. Suddenly, I was standing on the bank of the Silver River. The water rushed past, clear and icy, reflecting the willows of my childhood home. The air was sweet with wild clover, and for a moment, the agony in my belly was nothing but a dull, distant thrum."Reylap."I spun around, my bare feet sinking into the soft mud. "Who’s there?"The voice was a low, melodic

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    Reylap's POVThe world was a fractured glass, edges sharp and colors bleeding into a muddy, oppressive heat. I felt the sweat slicking my skin, the humidity of the room clinging to me like a wet shroud. Every time I tried to focus, the image shattered."Breathe, Reylap. Just breathe. Match me," a voice said.It was Rika. I knew it was Rika, but her voice sounded like it was vibrating through deep water, distant and distorted. I could smell the sharp, medicinal sting of crushed herbs—wintergreen and yarrow—mingling with the copper tang of blood. The pressure in my midsection wasn't just physical anymore; it felt like a mountain was sitting on my hips, grinding my pelvic bones into powder. The pain didn't feel like a labor contraction. It felt deeper, like something was trying to claw its way out of my soul rather than my body."I... I can't," I gasped, the words catching in my throat."You have to," Rika’s voice came again, sharper this time, though it still felt miles away. "Focus on

  • The Omega He Banished    Struggling

    Elliott's POVRika’s hands were shaking as she tried to pull them from my grip. I squeezed harder, my knuckles white, my heart hammering a frantic rhythm against my ribs that felt like it would crack them."Eliott, listen to me," she said, her voice dropping into a hollow, flat tone that terrified me more than her screaming had. "Something is wrong. This isn't just a difficult delivery. Reylap’s body is fighting the birth instead of helping it. Her own muscles are seizing against the contractions. It’s like her system is trying to pull the child back in.""That doesn't make sense," I hissed, my voice cracking. "It’s a natural process. Her body knows what to do!""It should, but it doesn't," Rika whispered, looking toward the closed door with a haunted expression. "I have only seen this once before, years ago in the north. It didn't end well, Eliott. The mother’s heart gave out before the babe could even draw breath."The hallway seemed to tilt. "No. That’s not happening here. You’re t

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  • The Omega He Banished    Labor

    Reylap's POVThe words hung in the air like a physical weight, cold and jagged. Eliott’s face went completely still, the gold in his eyes flickering out to leave a dark, hollow void. I felt the heat of my anger vanish instantly, replaced by a sickening, hollow dread in the pit of my stomach. I immediately clamped my mouth shut, my hand flying to my lips as if I could physically catch the insults and shove them back inside. "Eliott," I whispered, my voice trembling. "I... I didn't mean that. I’m so sorry. I’m just scared, and I shouldn't have said—""Enough," he said. His voice wasn't loud. It wasn't even angry anymore. It was just flat, drained of the warmth that usually anchored me. "Please, I was just reacting to the stress, I don't think you're—""I said enough, Reylap." He stepped back, putting a distance between us that felt like a canyon. He didn't look at me; he looked at the floor, his shoulders rigid. "It’s late. We’re both exhausted. Go to bed.""Eliott, don't walk away l

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    Reylap's POV“State your business!”The guard’s voice rang out through the drizzle just as I stepped up to the gates of Dark Moors Pack, and for a second, I genuinely thought he was joking.I stood there dripping from a miserable six-hour ride, mud clinging to the hem of my coat while my medical ba

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  • The Omega He Banished    Argue against the Alpha

    Elliott's POVI let the muttering fill the air, a low, dangerous hum that grated against my nerves. My jaw was locked so tight I felt the ache all the way to my ears. They talked in whispers, in hushed, cruel tones, but every word clawed at me. “Rogue.” “Danger.” “Outsider.” All aimed at her. All

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