Todos los capítulos de My Alpha Mate Rejected my Divine Pregnancy : Capítulo 51 - Capítulo 60

Lila’s POV “There’s one more person I need to see,” I said finally. “Dante. I need to say goodbye to him too.” Joan’s expression became unreadable. “The Alpha King. Are you sure that’s wise? He’s going to have questions, Lila. Questions you can’t answer.” “I know. But I have to try.” I stood, steadying myself as the twins moved inside of me. “Will you come with me? To his office?” “Of course,” Joan said immediately. “If you’re doing something potentially stupid, someone should be there to pull you out of the fire.” Despite everything, I smiled. “Thank you.” We left her dorm together, drawing some curious looks from students who probably wondered why Joan looked like she’d been crying. The walk to Dante’s office in the academic building felt too short, like the universe was rushing

Lila’s POVJoan found the hidden release and the bookshelf swung open, revealing a dark passage. She pulled me in and I went although every instinct in me screamed for me to stay and fight beside Dante. “I’ll hold them,” Dante said, and I heard the strain in his voice as his power continued to press against the invaders. “But Lila, you need to run. Please run and don’t look back. Please get to safety. That’s all that matters now.”“Dante….” I started, but Joan yanked me into the passage. The last thing I saw before the bookshelf swung shut behind us was Dante facing down the Council and government agents alone, his power blazing around him like a silver-blue inferno, his eyes locked on mine with an intensity that felt like this was not goodbye.It was just until next time.Then the bookshelf clicked shut, plunging us into darkness.“Move,” Joan urged, her hand finding mine in the dark. “We need to move, Lila. Dant

Moon Goddess’s POVFrom her realm beyond the mortal plane, where starlight sat together like pools of liquid silver and time moved as fluid as thought, the Moon Goddess watched. Her attention had been fixed on the small ranch house in Montana since the moment Lila and her companions had crossed its threshold. “It is time,” she murmured, her voice resonating through the celestial realm like a bell that only the divine could hear. Her brother, the Eclipse King, had been growing bolder. His forces had nearly captured Lila twice in one day, the first time was on campus, and then during the escape. If she allowed the pattern to continue, if she let Lila hide for five years as planned, her brother would find them. He would find a way around it. He always did. He was patient, methodical, and he had centuries of practice hunting her chosen ones. No. Five years was too long. The twins needed to be born now,

Author’s POVThree minutes.It’s been three minutes of Lila pushing with everything left in her tired body. It’s been three minutes of Marcus coaching her through each breath, each contraction, each impossible moment. While Joan held baby Ari, whose white light pulsed in rhythm with her mother’s labored breathing, as if the firstborn was somehow lending her strength to help her twin arrive.The three minutes felt like an eternity for Lila, and then…The second baby emerged with a rush, he was larger than his sister, his small body sliding into Marcus’s waiting hands as morning light flooded through the window and illuminated the scene with golden radiance.For one breathless moment, everything was silent.No cry just like his sister.But unlike Ari’s immediate white glow, this baby seemed to draw the light inward, absorbing it rather than radiating it. His skin was darker than his sister’s, his features more define

Month threeLila’s POVI woke to the sound of nothing, which by now had become normal. Most mothers complained about being jolted awake by crying babies. My problem was the opposite, the unnerving silence of children who should have been wailing for attention but instead just… watched.The monitoring crystal Joan had set up pulsed with a soft red glow, indicating Ari was manifesting again. I sighed and pushed myself out of bed, my body moving with an ease that would have been impossible even a month ago. Marcus’s training, combined with my wolf healing, had finally restored most of my strength. I wasn’t back to pre-pregnancy condition yet, but I was close. Close enough.The nursery was bathed in pale white light when I entered. Ari lay in her crib, her white hair, now long enough to curl slightly at the ends. Above her, three wooden blocks floated in lazy circles, rotating slowly through the air as if suspended by invisible strings.But t