All Chapters of Bought To Be His Breeder: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Raya’s POVI stood in front of the mirror, adjusting the loose dress over my growing belly. The pup was bigger and bigger, and so was my fear.I rested a hand against my stomach, smiling faintly when I felt a little movement beneath my palm."Your father better be worth all this trouble, little bean.”As if she understood me, the baby moved again.I laughed softly.Today was our appointment with the obstetrician. Caesar and I had arranged it days ago, and he had promised he would come with me. I had even caught him looking at the calendar twice that morning, checking the time.For once, I had allowed myself to look forward to something.I wanted him there when we heard our baby’s heartbeat and to know what she was. In the previous appointment, they weren’t sure, but today I would have confirmation.I also wanted to see his expression when the doctor confirmed that she was growing

When I arrived, I ignored the warriors who greeted me. I ignored the maid who asked whether I needed help. I went to my room and pulled a suitcase from beneath the bed.I wasn't thinking about where I would go.I didn't care. I could return to the vampire nest. I could find my brother. I could disappear somewhere nobody knew my name.Anything was better than staying here.The door burst open.“Raya!”I didn't turn around.“Get out.”Caesar stood in the doorway, breathing heavily. His shirt was hastily buttoned, his hair disheveled, and his expression so desperate that a bitter laugh escaped me. Of course he had come; he always did once the damage was done.“Please,” he said, stepping inside. “Please, just listen to me.”I threw another dress into the suitcase. “I told you to get out.”“Raya, I can explain.”That made me turn. I l

Caesar’s POVRaya’s physical strength gradually returned, and the doctors continued monitoring her recovery. Yet she remained distant, refusing to ask about Lyrien or even acknowledge that she had a daughter.I visited the neonatal unit every day.Sometimes twice.I learned which nurse was best at calming her when she became restless, and even when they couldn’t figure out why she cried all day despite being fed formula, I suggested we try blood.Worked like a charm.I learned how to recognize the small movements that meant she was uncomfortable and how to speak to her through the incubator, even when I couldn't hold her.Every day, I told her that I was sorry. Every day, I promised her that I would make things right. And every day, when I returned to Raya's room, I found my mate staring at the wall as if our daughter had never existed.A month passed just like that. Then, finally, the doctors

Lyrien’s POVForgive me.That voice was almost a whisper, but I still heard it.My eyes flew open.For a moment, I couldn't remember where I was. My heart hammered against my ribs as I stared at the unfamiliar ceiling above me, instinctively reaching for the person who should have been lying beside me.Nothing."Dimitri?" I pushed myself upright, my breathing quickening.The room was enormous, with tall windows framed by heavy velvet curtains. Moonlight spilled across a polished marble floor, illuminating the intricate carvings on the walls and the silver ornaments scattered throughout the chamber.I knew this place. I had seen it before when I was with that vampire…Dammit! How did he get to me? I was sleeping with Dimitri by my side."Where the hell am I?"I threw the covers aside and climbed out of bed, my bare feet touching the cold floor. I rushed toward the door, but before I could reach it, I heard a voice behind me."Calm down, Lyrien.”I froze. Every muscle in my body went ri

Dimitri’s POVMy father sat across from me in the living room, looking far too comfortable for a man who had spent years making my life more complicated than it needed to be. Alexi had always been good at that. He could walk into a room and make everyone else feel like guests in his territory, even when he no longer had the authority to claim it.I leaned back against the sofa and studied him.“So,” I began, crossing my arms over my chest. “What exactly do you want to talk about now that you've arrived?”My father smiled faintly. “Straight to the point. I see nothing has changed.”“I'm not in the mood for games, Father.”“Good. Neither am I.” He leaned forward, resting his elbows on his knees. “We are more than ready to fight the vampires. My wolves have been preparing for the possibility of war for some time, and you can count on our support when the ti