All Chapters of THE PREGNANT SHE WOLF: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

SHARON'S POV.When Morris did not pick my call, I knew deep down, in that quiet place where truth lives that this has gone too far.I stood there in the hallway, phone pressed to my ear long after the call had ended, listening to nothing but the hollow echo of my own breathing. The hall felt louder than usual. Too many footsteps. Too many voices. Too many people who would notice if my face cracked or not.I lowered the phone slowly. No. I couldn't let anyone see her majesty like this.I adjusted my gown, forced my shoulders back, and began to walk away from the council wing. My steps were steady, but inside, everything was falling apart. I avoided the common areas, taking the longer corridors, slipping past servants and guards who bowed respectfully, unaware that their queen was barely holding herself together.I didn't want greetings.I didn't want sympathy of any kind.Most of all, I didn't want anyone to see the fear in my eyes.By the time I got to our chamber, my chest ached lik

SANDRA'S POV.I managed to get to the door on legs that still trembled, because Eron had awakened in me something sweet and I refused to be quiet. The kind of pleasure he stirred wasn't ordinary. It clung to my skin, slowing my thoughts and making the world feel distant and unimportant. I reached for the handle, breath uneven, senses dulled by heat and arrogance and power.The door opened. I was glad I didn't forget to lock the door this time because the way the person knocking was banging on the door, if it was opened, he would have pushed me and seen Eron and me together. But whoever it is will not cough because it is what I want that I get. Power is so sweet I opened the door and there he was.Elder Kael stood in the doorway like a man who had come prepared for war. His shoulders were squared, his jaw set, eyes sharp with judgment and something else, defiance, perhaps. The corridor framed him harshly.Anger detonated inside me.Not the kind that flares and fades. This one settled

SHARON'S POV.I jumped out of bed the moment I heard the knock.My heart was already racing before my feet even touched the floor. I didn't bother checking the mirror properly; I just grabbed a clean dress, slipped into it, and hurriedly smoothed my hair with my fingers. My mind has only one name.Morris.The dream was still fresh in my head. My mother's voice still echoed, as if it had been etched into my bones."Stay inside. He will come."I took a deep breath, straightened my shoulders, and opened the door with a hopeful smile already forming on my lips.It died instantly.It wasn't Morris.It was the housemaid, standing there politely with a tray of food in her hands."Good morning, ma," she greeted softly."Oh," I said, forcing a smile. My heart sank so fast it almost hurt. "Good morning."She stepped in, placed the tray on the small table near the window, and adjusted the cover. The aroma of the food filled the room, but I suddenly wasn't hungry anymore."This is your breakfast,

SANDRA'S POV.As I continued my stroll under the artificial glow of the lanterns, my steps slowed, and then completely stopped.The answer came to me so suddenly that I laughed out loud.Why struggle with Elder Kael when I could erase him?Yes.Eliminate him completely.Not imprisonment. Not humiliation. Not banishment. Death.A clean, silent death.I tilted my head back slightly, staring at the sky. The Moon Goddess watches everything or so they claimed. Let her watch this too. Elder Kael could go to the other world and continue his irritating righteousness. He had lived long enough, spoken enough, and interfered enough.The beauty of the idea lay in its simplicity.No witnesses. No trails. No blame.Assassination.My lips curved slowly. It was delicious. Perfect. Heavy enough that he would never recover from it because there would be no recovery at all.Now the question was: Who?I needed someone dangerous to carry this out. So fearless. Someone who could kill without shaking and sl

SANDRA'S POV.All my problems are finished as long as this path is taken down.That was the thought that echoed in my head as I woke up that morning, stretching lazily on my bed, a slow satisfied smile curving my lips. For the first time in a long while, my chest felt light. Free. As though a heavy chain had finally been unlocked from my neck.I felt victorious.Excited.Almost giddy.The excitement bubbled inside me as I had just secured the biggest contract of my life. Elder Kael had tormented me for long, poking his nose into matters that did not concern him, questioning my authority, subtly turning the pack against me with his so-called righteousness.Soon, he would be nothing more than a memory.Throughout that day, I waited.I attended to minor pack members, listened to complaints, issued orders but my mind wasn't truly there. Every little sound made my heart jump. Every guard that passed my chamber made me straighten slightly, expecting news.Good news.But nothing came.By nig