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AiraSomething in my head told me to push him away, to end this before it even began. It was better for both of us if we rejected each other right now, but Dee hated that idea. My wolf fought me at every turn, refusing to see reason, and I was stuck arguing with her inside my own mind.“I have to go clear my head,” I said, pulling myself out of his grasp.He looked hurt, and I saw it—felt it—but I forced myself not to care as I walked away.When I reached our friends, they stared at me like they were trying to figure out what had happened to the girl who was all smiles moments ago. “I’ll be off. I don’t think I feel fine,” I said, grabbing my bag.Sara stood up immediately. “Then I’ll go with you.”I nodded. “Okay… bye.”They waved us off, and I could practically feel Owen’s eyes on my back until we finally disappeared from sight.“So,” Sara began casually, “are you gonna tell me why your mood shifted from excited to ‘I want to die’?”I swallowed and glanced at her, then let out a lon

AiraAfter hours of panicking in the living room I took my phone immediately, hands shaking so badly I almost dropped it. I dialed Owen’s number for the hundredth of times, pressing it against my ear like my life depended on hearing his voice. But it didn't go through, it was like it was never there. I tried again. And again. And again. Each time it didn’t go through, something inside me sank deeper until the pressure in my chest felt like a weight dragging me down.My parents were hovering behind me, exchanging worried glances, but none of their concern could pierce through the panic building inside me. If he didn’t pick up… if he didn’t say something… if he didn’t tell me this was a joke or a misunderstanding, then I was going straight to the Alpha’s mansion to demand answers. This couldn’t be real. It couldn’t.The front door burst open, slamming into the wall as Sara rushed in like she had run all the way from town. Her face was blotchy, her breathing uneven. Everything about her

AiraWithout letting anyone know—not Sara, Benson, Emilia, or anyone else—I left to live with my aunt. She had told her pack that her niece’s mate had died, and she had come to grieve the loss. Everyone believed her without question.I began staying there quietly, moving through their world like a shadow. People thought my mate was gone forever. At times, it made me laugh quietly to myself—Owen was dead to me now, at least in my heart. I could live without him haunting my thoughts.As the months passed, my pregnancy slowly became visible. I wasn’t shy about it because here, in this new pack, I was unknown. My aunt took care of me tenderly, guiding me through each stage, while my parents came to visit occasionally. Before long, my stomach was round and heavy with the growing life inside me.Then the day came—the day I would deliver my child.Labor was agony unlike anything I had ever felt. Worse than my first shift, worse than anything I had imagined. I cried, screamed, and wailed, beg