All Chapters of Pregnant For The Ruthless Alpha But Secretly An Heiress : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Luna’s POV The air was thick with silence, the kind that would wrap around your chest and squeeze hard. I stood beside Ray, our heads bowed low, as the last words of the Alpha echoed over the graveyard. Alpha Ryker’s voice was strong, but there was something in it that I felt—a hint of sadness.All around us were faces I had only seen from a distance. The royal family stood tall and somber. Royal guards and councilmen. Warriors and elders. But the one person I kept trying to spot… I couldn’t clearly see her.The princess.No matter how I tilted my head or rose onto my toes, her face was hidden behind the taller people in front of me. All I caught were bits and pieces of her black veil, the shimmer of gold on her wrist, and the way her hair glowed like the setting sun itself—it was only the light. Ray gently nudged me. “Let’s go,” he whispered. “It’s done.”We turned and began walking back toward the healer’s chambers. The funeral was over, but my thoughts were still spinning. Questi

Elena's POV The forest was a little too quiet for comfort.My bare feet pressed into the cold dirt as I shifted again, my bones cracking and stretching back into my human form. The moon was high, its light reflecting over the leaves of the trees like a looking glass. But no matter how often I ran or how hard I trained, I couldn’t outrun the nightmares.They haunted me.A woman whispering... showing me things I couldn’t understand. Fires everywhere. Blood. My mother is screaming. Wolves howling. A book with pages that bled when I touched them.The healer had warned me before he died and told me about the Book of Shadows and its connection to my dreams.He said it was the only thing that could help make sense of what was happening to me. That the secret was older than our kind, and knowing it came with a price.I didn’t care anymore.I stopped in the middle of the clearing, my chest rising and falling somewhat steadily. Rage boiled in my stomach, burning me from the inside out."MAKE I

Luna's POV I was still in the garden with Lucy until she stopped by the bench."Sit," she said, already making herself comfortable.I paused. "You're not going to push me into the bushes again, are you?" Remembering what happened last time we were here together.Lucy laughed—a real one, not that forced polite one she usually gave during palace dinners. "No, I promise. I only do that on Thursdays."I hesitated, then sat beside her, keeping a bit of space.She was quiet for a moment. Then she turned to me, her voice softer than I'd ever heard. "I want to tell you something. About me."I blinked. That was the last thing I expected her to say to me."You think I'm just the Queen, right? Always in control, always standing beside Ryker like we planned everything from the start. But it wasn’t always like this. Before the palace, I was a stripper."My eyes widened. I couldn't believe my ears."I had to take care of my younger brother. He got sick a lot. Hospital bills, medication, food—I did

Elena's POVThe sky blushed orange as the sun took its final bow for the day, casting long shadows over the gathering of wolves. The courtyard buzzed with whispers and uneasy tension. The entire pack had gathered, their eyes turned toward the raised stone pedestal where my mum now stood. Someone who was weeping but a moment ago, now her expression unreadable.I stood near the front, my heart literally pounding in my chest. I could feel the shift in the air.My mum raised her hand, and then the murmuring stopped."Alpha Ryker is dead," she said clearly.A gasp rippled through the crowd like a sudden gunshot. “The Alpha?" “How could this be?" “We're all doomed!" Murmurs rose again, louder this time, voices tinged with disbelief and grief. My throat tightened as I felt the guilt making its way down my gut—this was all my fault.“Yes, he's dead." My mum didn’t flinch. “He gave everything for the safety of this pack,” she continued. “For the safety of his family. He fought hard and k

Luna’s POV “I see you've met my son." A quiet gasp slipped out of my lips before I could stop it. Elena turned to look at me, her brows raised slightly, but I just shook my head. No words.We followed the man wearing the hat inside. The house—or should I say mansion- was unlike anything I’d ever seen before. Massive chandeliers were hanging from the ceiling, casting rays of golden light over the polished marble floors. Every inch of the place screamed power and wealth. My boots felt too dusty to be walking on such clean floors like this.Elena glanced back at me with wide eyes. “This place is huge, I'll give them that.”“I feel like I’m in some kind of luxury bread and breakfast home,” I whispered.Ray didn’t say a word as he walked ahead, always silent and alert. I admired that about him—how he was always ready.“This is as far as I go," the man wearing the hat said to us. “Just go upstairs, a maid will attend to you." Upstairs, just like he said, a maid showed us into a room. Ra