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

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last update Tanggal publikasi: 2024-08-21 07:59:37

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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    Dawn on the day of battle came in like a blade clean, cold, precise. The kind of morning that has no sentiment in it, that simply arrives and expects to be met.Kyla stood at the northern edge of the pack's territory with Damian on her left and Asher on her right, and behind them, stretching back through the treeline, two pack forces standing in organised readiness. The Blue Blood wolves: experienced, territorial, fighting for the ground beneath their feet. The Moondoe wolves: fewer but formidable, carrying the particular intensity of people who have something to prove. Together they were larger than Vance had planned for. The intelligence Eric had given them coordinates, timing, and the specific route Vance's forces were using to approach had allowed them to position themselves before dawn, before Vance's scouts could report back.They had the advantage of surprise. They would not have it for long."He'll know when his scouts don't return," Asher said quietly. He was in full Alpha po

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   Before the Storm

    Three days before a battle that could end, everything had a particular quality of time that stretched and compressed at once, each hour simultaneously too long and not long enough. Kyla moved through them in a state of sharp, specific aliveness, the kind where the ordinary details of things the weight of a cup in her hand, the sound of boots on stone, the exact quality of someone's voice when they're trying not to show they're afraid registered with unusual clarity, as if her senses understood that she was collecting something.The pack transformed around her.It was not dramatic, the way transformations in stories usually are. It happened in small increments in the way the training grounds went from organised to relentless, the sounds of combat and drills starting before dawn and ending well after dusk. In the way the kitchens worked in rotating shifts now, producing food in volumes meant for sustained effort rather than ordinary days. In the way the elders moved through the pack hou

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   The Reckoning

    Eric was already on the training grounds when Damian walked out to meet him.The morning was still raw at its edges, that particular quality of early light that makes everything look slightly unreal, like the world hasn't fully committed to being itself yet. A thin mist sat low over the grass. The pack house behind Damian was beginning to stir; Kyla could hear it from her position at the side window, the creak of floorboards, the muffled voices of wolves waking to what they assumed was an ordinary morning. None of them knew what the next ten minutes would change.Eric stood with his back to the pack house, surveying the roster board where the day's patrol assignments were posted. He had a mug of something hot in his hand. He looked, from where Kyla watched, entirely at ease the ease of a man with a clear conscience, or the ease of a man so practised at performance that the difference had long since ceased to matter.Damian crossed the yard at a pace that was neither hurried nor casual

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   The Weight of the Truth

    They came back through the trees at a run, and the forest was different on the return quieter, but not the quiet of emptiness. The quiet of held breath. The kind of silence a forest makes when it is paying attention. Kyla ran with her hand pressed lightly to her belly and her eyes ahead, and the medallion was gone from her hand she had felt it dissolve at the slot, absorbed into the stone, its purpose complete in whatever way she didn't yet fully understand. But the warmth remained. She thought it might always remain.They reached the pack house as the sky was beginning to lighten at its eastern edge that thin, tentative grey that comes before the colour does, when the world hasn't quite decided to be morning yet.Damian was on the porch.He had not been sleeping. She could see that from fifty yards out the rigid stillness of a man who had been sitting in one place for a very long time working very hard not to pace. He stood when he saw them break from the tree line, his eyes moving

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart    What River Carried

    Kyla had never met River before tonight. She knew of her the woman who had been slated to be Damian's Luna before Kyla arrived and rearranged the order of things. She had imagined her vaguely, the way you imagine people who hate you: tall, cold, beautiful in a pointed way, the kind of woman who made rooms feel smaller when she entered them.She had not imagined this.River was all of those things and also, unmistakably, frightened.She stood at the mouth of the passage with her hands visible, empty, her dark eyes moving from Kyla to Asher and back again. There was a cut across her left cheekbone that was still bleeding, recent enough that the blood hadn't dried. Her clothes were torn at the shoulder. She had been running. And by the sound of the wolves above growing louder now, circling not fast enough."They followed me," River said, breathing hard. "I didn't lead them to you. They followed me.""Who?" Asher moved between River and Kyla in one smooth step."Vance's scouts. They've

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   Into the Dark

    Finding Asher at that hour was not difficult. He was the only person in the pack who wasn't sleeping — partly because no one had offered him a proper room, and partly because Kyla suspected he hadn't slept in days. He was seated on the low wall at the edge of the training grounds, his forearms resting on his knees, staring at nothing the way men do when they're having a very loud conversation with themselves.He heard her coming before she reached him. Of course he did. He was still an Alpha, whatever else he had become.He turned, and something moved across his face — not surprise, exactly. More like a man who had been bracing for something and wasn't entirely sure whether this particular thing was it."Kyla.""I need you to come somewhere with me," she said. No preamble. She didn't have time for it, and more than that, she didn't have the emotional energy to soften this. "Tonight. Now. I'll explain on the way."He studied her for a moment. His crimson eyes — so different from Damian

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   The Wolf in the Walls

    The silence that followed Eric's exit felt heavier than the night itself. Kyla sat with her shoulder pressed against Damian's arm, staring out at the darkness beyond the porch railing, listening to the forest breathe. Somewhere in those trees, something was watching them. She could feel it the same

  • Winning His Ex-Luna's Heart   Battle Lines

    The pack grounds were a war zone. The air was thick with the scent of blood and the sounds of battle: growls, snarls, and the brutal clash of bodies. Damian fought at the front line, his wolf form a blur of motion as he tore through the rogue wolves with relentless precision. Every movement was calc

  • 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

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