All Chapters of Pregnant Before Goodbye; His Misjudged Luna: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

LEO“I'm not sure what miracle she performed, but I've never seen anything like it!” Ashford shook his head, grinning. Even I had to admit the numbers were remarkable. The report from Ashford was thicker than I expected. Freya had performed Magic in barely four days. “She completely revised the treatment formula. The field medics are already reporting a drop in infection rates.” One of the senior soldiers had written a note at the bottom of his unit's feedback form in his own handwriting. “Tell the Luna we are grateful. Whatever she changed, it's working.”I set the report down, pushed my chair back and stood. It was as though this woman was different from the Freya I'd been married to for three years. Did I actually know this woman? She spoke French. She knew battlefield medicine. She had gone into a failing pharmacy and turned it around in four days.What else had I missed? I walked out of my office, stunned by the turn of events. My eyes zoned in towards her office where she w

FREYABefore Leo could say a word, Caroline rushed forward in a fit of anger. Her eyes burned with rage as she slid her fingers possessively around Leo’s arm again. “Leo? Your lunch is getting cold. We should be going, shouldn’t we?” She stood there, simpering at him. She would have dragged him off if she could. She scoffed as she turned to stare at me. “Luna, the alpha is already tired. He should be having his lunch now. Any good wife knows this.” I looked at them both, wondering why I bothered. I hadn’t expected this level of blatant attack from her. “Caroline, this time, you've gone too far.” I said firmly. Caroline caught her breath pitifully, poking out her lower lip which started to tremble. She turned to Leo, looking on the verge of tears. Her lips parted, but Leo pulled his arm from her clutching fingers at that moment, and her words cut off. “Caroline? I'm not finished with my wife. We will have lunch together when I'm done with work. Go home first.” Caroline gasped, s

FREYAI couldn't believe the nerve of the man to question my loyalty. He had never initiated a kiss between us before, but shockingly, he tried to kiss me again today. I almost gave in, but I remembered he was going to Caroline after leaving me. That thought gave me the strength to push him away from me. He had Caroline, and to him I was nothing more than the woman who ruined his life. I was confused by his behavior, unable to understand why he would change so suddenly. Part of me wanted to believe he was showing me care when he lifted my hair as I threw up, but I couldn't celebrate or count on that. He was just jealous of Derek's attention, and I wouldn't fool myself into believing there was something more to his behavior. After the incident in the car, I didn't want to be anywhere near him. I was tempted to just leave the pack, but where would I go?When I entered the house, my personal omega attendant, Mia, met me at the door. Her eyes widened worriedly. “Luna? Are you okay?”

LEOBeta Tarta shook my hand firmly. “I'm very impressed by your pack, Leo. I'll let you know once the election results are ready.” I shook his hand back, nodding. “Thank you.” Madame Claire soon joined the conversation, but my thoughts were far away from the election results. They were still stuck on that moment when Freya had tried to avoid kissing me. Her soft voice echoed in my mind, “I'm sure it's not right to…”She had been reluctant to kiss me. It had pushed me to stun her into silence by capturing her lips the very next second. Now, I regretted it because my cock wouldn't stop pulsing. My brain kept replaying the soft mewl of surprise that escaped her parted lips. But even more jarring, was the mate bond. This time, it felt natural, almost inevitable. I had wanted to extend the kiss just to keep the mate bond alive for longer. “Alpha Leo?” Beta Tarta’s voice snapped me out of my thoughts. I blinked and focused down on him. “Yes, Beta?” “We'll take our leave now.” I t

FREYA"Mia, that's enough, I'm not an invalid.” I looked at the tray she was setting down, stacked with three different soups, two kinds of fruit, vitamins and a glass of warm milk. She forced the soup into my hand, shaking her head. “The doctor said you needed to eat more, Luna.” “The doctor said I needed to rest, not to be fed like a prize horse.” I protested. “You can rest while eating.” She stepped back and folded her hands, satisfied with herself. She sat with me while I ate the food, passing me the fruits until every last meal was finished. Only then did she leave me to rest. I had been home from the hospital for three days. In that time, Mia had appointed herself my personal nutritionist. Leo had been absent since I returned. Whatever softness had appeared in him during those hospital days had retreated behind his usual walls the moment I was discharged.It was fine. It was better, actually. It made it easier to do what needed to be done. I had begun transferring my asse