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Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart
Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart
ผู้แต่ง: Idayat Elizabeth

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Kyla's coronary heart raced as she moved quickly down the street. Her lengthy brown hair bounced with every step, and her blue eyes sparkled with pleasure. Today became her 0.33 wedding anniversary with Alpha Asher, and he or she had the most excellent information ever.

"I can't wait to inform him," she whispered, moving her hand and then touching her flat tummy. The physician's words echoed in her mind: "Congratulations, you're pregnant!"

As she neared the flowery motel which Asher said to satisfy him, Kyla's smile grew wider. She imagined his strong palms wrapping around her, his deep voice full of joy on the news.

But while she reached the room range Asher had dispatched, something felt off. Weird noises got here from inside. Kyla's hand shook as she became the doorknob.

The door creaked open, and Kyla's world shattered.

There, on the mattress, became Alpha Asher. His muscular frame becomes tangled with some other female's. Not just any lady – Kyla's step-sister, Allison.

"Asher?" Kyla's voice came out as a weak whisper.

The couple on the mattress froze. Asher's eyes, normally warm and loving, now regarded bloodless and annoyed.

"Kyla," he stated, now not even seeking to cover up. "You weren't imagined to be right here yet."

Tears streamed down Kyla's face. "It's... It's our anniversary. I have an idea..."

Allison laughed at a merciless sound that cut through Kyla like a knife. "Oh, honey. Did you in reality think he cherished you? It constantly becomes me."

Kyla looked at Asher, praying to see a few remorse, some signal that this was all a mistake. But his face was difficult, unmoved by her pain.

"Kyla," he said, his voice company and uncaring. "I reject you as my mate. You're no longer Luna of this percent."

The phrases hit Kyla like a bodily blow. She stumbled backward, gasping for air. This couldn't be happening. Not today. Not whilst she had such remarkable news to proportion.

As Kyla began to run, a sharp ache shot through her stomach. She clutched her stomach, worrying about heartbreak for a moment. 

"No, please," she begged, deliberating the tiny existence inside her. "Not my baby."

She made it to the hallway before collapsing, the world spinning around her. As darkness closed in, one concept echoed in her mind: Would she lose the whole thing these days – her mate, her position, and her unborn child?

Beep... Beep... Beep...

The consistent sound of machines pulled Kyla from the darkness. She blinked, harassed with the aid of the bright lighting and white walls around her. Where did she become?

"Oh true, you're wakeful," a type voice stated. A nurse with a mild smile stood through her mattress. "You gave us quite a scare, Luna."

Luna. Theidentityy hit Kyla like a slap. Memories flooded lower back – the lodge room, Asher with Allison, the rejection. Tears crammed her eyes.

"My... My baby?" Kyla requested, her voice hoarse.

The nurse's smile grew wider. "Your little one is simply first-rate. Strong heartbeat. But you need to rest and avoid pressure, k?"

Kyla nodded, relief washing over her. At least one correct thing remained in her international.

But that remedy was quick-lived. The hospital room door burst open, and Alpha Asher strode in. His powerful presence stuffed the room, making Kyla feel small and weak.

"You're awake. That's good," he said, his voice cold. "We need to talk about your new... Function inside the percent."

Kyla's coronary heart sank. She knew this was coming, however it did not make it any easier.

Asher failed to even sit down. He stood tall, looking down at Kyla with difficult eyes. "You're not Luna. Allison will take that position now. You'll serve as her private maid."

"But...hmmmm....However I'm pregnant," Kyla stated, her voice barely above a whisper.

For a second, something flickered in Asher's eyes. Surprise? Regret? But it vanished quickly through his stern masks.

"That changes not anything," he stated firmly. "You'll start your new duties the day after today. And Kyla? Don't tell everybody about the child. It's pleasant if everybody thinks it is... Long gone."

With that, he grew to become and left, leaving Kyla on her own with her broken heart and hidden secret.

The next day was a blur of ache and humiliation. Kyla, nonetheless sore and emotionally raw, became pressured to move her matters to the tiny maid's quarters. Every werewolf she surpassed looked at her with pity or disgust. Her lovely Luna robes were changed by way of an undeniable maid's uniform that was slightly healthy over her slowly developing stomach.

Worst of all is going through Allison. Her step-sister, now Luna, took extremely good joy in bossing Kyla around.

"Oh, Kyla dear," Allison called in a sickeningly sweet voice. "Be an excellent woman and scrub the flooring. And do try now not to cry all over them. Your tears depart such lousy streaks."

Kyla bit her lip, retaining lower back tears as she was given down on her palms and knees. As she scrubbed, she overheard Allison talking to another wolf.

"Of course I'm pregnant," Allison said with fun. "Why else might Asher pick me? I'll give him the inheritor he continually desires."

Kyla's hand iced over mid-scrub. Pregnant? But how? Something failed to add up.

Just then, a shadow fell over her. Kyla appeared up, proper into Allison's suspicious eyes.

"Eavesdropping, little maid?" Allison asked, her voice dangerously smooth. "That's not very polite, is it?"

Kyla's coronary heart pounded. What could Allison do to her now? And greater importantly, what secrets and techniques turned into her step-sister hiding?

As Allison reached down, hands curled like claws, Kyla found out her position became more risky than she'd thought. She wasn't just a fallen Luna – she was a hazard to Allison's new electricity. And Kyla knew, with a fear that chilled her to her bones, that her step-sister would do so

mething to hold that electricity... Even harm a harmless, unborn toddler.

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  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   Cael

    Six weeks after the investiture, Marcus Hale sent word that he had found Cael Vance.The message arrived through River, who brought it to Kyla's study she had a study now, a small room off the main corridor that had been a storage space before Beth quietly cleared it and furnished it and presented it to her one morning without explanation, as if it had simply always been there in the early afternoon when the pack house was at its quietest. River slid a folded note across the desk and sat in the chair opposite without being asked.Kyla unfolded it. Hale's handwriting was small and precise, the handwriting of someone who had learned to condense information because once, a long time ago, he had worked in rooms where being caught with too much paper was dangerous.Cael Vance. Eastern territories, border town called Greyfen. Working as a common labourer construction, manual work, the kind that pays daily and asks no questions. I have been there for four months. No contact with his father's

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   A New Beginning

    The ceremony of investiture happened on a Saturday, because Saturdays, in the Blue Blood pack, were pack days the one day of the week when the ordinary divisions of role and rank softened into something more communal, when everyone ate together in the great hall and the training grounds went quiet and the children who lived in the territory ran loose in the gardens under no particular supervision and the pack felt, most fully, like what it was: a family.Kyla had spent the previous three days being profoundly calm about it, which Beth told her was either a very good sign or a worrying one, and Kyla told Beth it was simply that she had used up her available anxiety on larger things and had none left over for ceremony."That's either wisdom or exhaustion," Beth said."Both," said Kyla.Ryan was carried to the ceremony by Asher, who had returned two days ago with a delegation of Moondoe wolves for the formal celebration — the alliance had included an invitation, and Asher had accepted wi

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   The Turn

    Marcus Hale arrived at the Blue Blood pack territory on a grey Wednesday afternoon, exactly nineteen days after River sent the contact request through channels Kyla chose not to ask too many questions about.She had imagined him, in the way you imagine someone you've been building in your head from fragments the corner-sitter, the expensive-looking man, the one who sounded like furniture and was anything but. She had expected age, precision, a kind of cultivated neutrality.She had not expected someone who looked, on arrival, like he was deeply and specifically tired.He was older than she'd pictured — late sixties, silver-haired, with the particular posture of someone who has spent decades in rooms where posture was a negotiating tool and has now, at some point in the recent past, simply stopped caring about that particular performance. He came with no escort, which was either confidence or desperation, and arrived at the pack house gates with his hands visible and a leather satchel

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   Marcus Hale

    The name meant nothing to her. It meant a great deal to Damian.She watched him read the letter once, quickly, the way he read things he needed to understand fast and then the particular stillness settled over him that she had learned to read as the opposite of calm. It was the stillness of something large and very controlled, holding itself in place."You know who he is," she said."I know who he was." He set the letter down. "Marcus Hale was a mediator. Twelve, fifteen years ago one of the most trusted wolf in inter-pack negotiations in this region. He was the reason three separate territory disputes in this area resolved without bloodshed. Everyone used him. Everyone trusted him.""And then?""He disappeared. Seven years ago. No explanation he simply stopped appearing. The assumption was that he'd gone into retirement, gone rogue, maybe died. He was old enough. No one looked hard." Damian's jaw was tight. "If he's been working for Vance if he was working for Vance during those n

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   The Alliance

    Asher left on a Tuesday morning, the sky overcast and the air carrying the first tentative suggestion of autumn that slight crispness that arrives before the leaves admit what's coming, a change you can smell before you can see it.He had spent his last evening in the Blue Blood pack territory in Damian's war room, which had been transformed for the occasion into something that looked, if not quite friendly, then at least mutually respectful: the maps cleared away, the overhead lamp turned down to a warmer register, a bottle of aged spirit between two men who had come to each other through the most complicated route either of them could have imagined.Kyla had not been in the room for that conversation. She had made herself a cup of tea and sat in the kitchen with Beth and Ryan and understood that some things needed to happen between men without the mediating presence of the woman they had both loved, however differently, and at whatever cost.She had learned this was the learning of

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   Aftermath and Ash

    Vance did not die in the battle.This was the part that no one spoke about immediately, not in the first hours of return, not in the initial accounting of the wounded, not in the first long collective exhale of a pack that had defended itself and survived. Vance had retreated. His force had broken and scattered back through the northern forest, but he himself had gone with them injured, Eric confirmed when he was brought in to assess the damage alongside the elders, but not fatally. He had been pulled back by his own wolves when it became clear the battle had turned irrevocably."He'll regroup," Asher said. He said it in the war room, the evening after the battle, with the particular flatness of someone delivering a fact they wish they didn't have. "Not here, not soon. The den's activation has changed the territory's dynamic significantly even his wolves felt it in the field. But he'll go elsewhere, rebuild, and in a year maybe two he'll be someone else's problem.""Unless we end it n

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   The First Strike

    The day began in an unsettling calm. The pack had spent weeks preparing for Vance’s inevitable attack, yet as the sun climbed higher in the sky, the eerie silence only heightened their anxiety. Kyla stood at the window of the pack house, her gaze fixed on the distant treeline. The forest seemed stil

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   Difficult Choices

    The moon hung high in the night sky as Kyla sat on the porch of the pack house, her thoughts swirling like the wind through the trees. Inside, the pack leaders were still debating the situation. The revelation that someone in the pack might have betrayed them left a bitter taste in her mouth. Trust

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   The Search Begins

    The morning was crisp, with a thin layer of mist hanging over the pack’s territory. Kyla stood at the edge of the forest, staring into the thick trees that stretched far beyond what the eye could see. She could feel the weight of the task ahead pressing down on her. The search for the artifact had b

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   Trust Issues

    The room was still buzzing with nervous energy as Damian, Asher, and the pack’s top warriors gathered to discuss their next steps. Kyla stood near the door, feeling the weight of the room’s tension. She could see the distrust in the eyes of the pack members as they watched Asher closely. Despite his

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