All Chapters of His Discarded Luna, Returns with secret Pups: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

“Eva, I’ve found my mate,” Xavier declared, his solemn voice echoing through our large and dimly lit bedroom, the weight of his words hanging heavily between us. My heart sank as I gazed at his devastatingly handsome face, his features etched with determination. Each beat felt like a sharp stab, tearing my emotions to shreds. “You found your mate?” I stammered, my voice barely rising above a whisper, hoping against hope that he would say otherwise. Xavier’s grey eyes, once filled with warmth for me, now seemed cold and distant as they locked onto mine. He had been absent for days, leaving me to worry about his sudden change in demeanor. Then earlier that evening, he returned home with an aura of seriousness and sternness. “We need to talk,” he announced, his voice tinged with seriousness. Our relationship was anything but a typical family; our union had been forced after a one–night stand. Yet, deep down, I had always loved him, not merely because he was the Alpha’s son and the fu

She studied Eva as Xavier introduced the both of them. In front of her stood an attractive and ravishingly beautiful she–wolf, and Bella couldn’t help but compare herself to her. Bella knew she was no match, physically or in status, and that she could never compete with Eva. She was merely an ordinary gamma, not fit to become Luna. The only confidence she had stemmed from the mate bond she shared with Xavier.Determined to secure Xavier as her mate and husband, Bella knew she had to get rid of Eva. She needed the Luna position for herself Xavier kindly offered to take Eva back to the hospital and asked her to wait for him to finish some business. This provided Bella with an opportunity to carry out her plan.As she pondered how to remove Eva from the picture, Bella realized the challenge she faced. Eva was a reliable and beloved Luna; the pack spoke highly of her, making it almost impossible to win their acceptance, Frustration and self–hatred overwhelmed Bella, fueling her deter

With a concerned expression, Martha produced a test strip, and I excused myself to the bathroom to use it. As I waited for the result, my heart was pounding in my chest. When I saw the test, I let out a small gasp, unable to believe my eyes.I was pregnant!Martha’s expression turned grave as she looked at me. “This is bad. You’re not the Luna anymore, and they might not let you keep this child. Even worse, they could take it from you. Don’t tell the Alpha about your pregnancy. Stick to your plan of leaving the country and start a new life, far away, with your child,” she said softly, her eyes filled with warmth and love.I was taken aback by her words. Martha had always been loyal and caring, but this was a level of kindness and understanding I hadn’t expected. She continued, “My lady, you’ve shown me such kindness and compassion. You don’t deserve this sad fate. It’s not your fault that your love couldn’t be reciprocated. Find happiness for yourself and your child. Don’t let them

“What exactly do you want?” Christopher probed, his voice laced with annoyance with Xavier’s indecisiveness.“Even if you found Eva, what would you do?” he continued, urging Xavier to confront the implications of his actions.With a heavy sigh, Christopher gracefully exited the office, leaving Xavier alone with his thoughts. Just as Christopher departed, Bella stormed into the room, narrowly avoiding a collision with him on the way.“I want to be alone,” Xavier declared, his voice laden with a sense of weariness and frustration.“What?” Bella inquired, moving closer, her genuine concern evident. “What’s wrong? Did something happen at work? You can tell me anything,” she insisted, circling around to where he sat. She reached out to touch his shoulder, but Xavier abruptly shrugged her off. “Please leave,” he said, his patience wearing thin, his voice tinged with exasperation. “But…” Bella began to protest, determined to understand what was troubling him. “Now!” he yelled, his emot

Amidst the sterile white halls of the bustling hospital, a symphony of hurried footsteps and distant murmurs formed a dissonant backdrop to the unfolding emergency. The nurse’s voice cut through the chaos, urgent and trembling with the weight of the situation as she guided the resident doctor toward the accident and emergency ward, where Eva lay, her condition hanging in the balance. The fluorescent lights overhead seemed too harsh, too unforgiving for the gravity of the moment.Eva was wheeled in. She lay there feebly on the hospital bed. Her swollen belly protruded beneath the hospital gown like a precious cargo, both vulnerable and resilient.“There was an accident,” the nurse explained briefing the doctor on the way.Eva listened while she battled with unconsciousness, it was hard to remain awake. Weakly, she implored, “Please, save my babies.” Her words, a fragile plea, hung in the air like a prayer.The young doctor, his eyes a mosaic of concern and compassion, approached Ev