All Chapters of Too Weak To Have An Heir : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Aria's POVIt wasn't enough that he came home drunk, staggering through the door and pushing me away, forcing me into a painful decision to sleep in the other room, where the silence felt like a heavy weight pressing on my chest. But when I woke up and saw the headline this morning, it felt as though my heart was being torn apart, shattering into a million jagged pieces. The dreams I clung to, our shared moments, all seemed to crumble into dust, leaving only the cold reality of his actions and the haunting echo of what once was. I couldn’t help but wonder if he ever really loved me at all. He apologised, and for a fleeting moment, he looked and acted like my beloved Andrew—the man I had dreamed of marrying, the one who had captured my heart so completely from the moment we met. But as that brief glimpse of the man I once adored faded away, I was left grappling with the weight of his words. Was an apology enough to erase the painful reality that loomed over us like a storm cloud? I

"Luna, this is how the medication works. We start with a smaller dose and gradually increase it until we see the results we need," Dr Parker explained, but tears welled up in my eyes as I shook my head. "Dr Parker, things just started to get back to normal for me," I said, but I couldn't finish my thought as I began to cry. Dr Parker moved around the desk and sat down next to me. I was surprised when he gently held my hand, but I didn’t pull away. "Luna, your illness is curable. If you remain strong, I promise that after the treatment, you will be able to have a healthy and strong heir for the pack," he said, but his words only made me cry harder. "But I am already overweight, and I feel powerless to fulfil my duties. Things just started to feel normal again," I replied, feeling his hand squeeze mine gently. "Luna, I know this is hard for you, but would you prefer if the pack labelled you as infertile?" he asked. I shook my head in response. "Luna, I know it’s difficult

Aria's POVI didn't know what to say. Normally, I would have been happy about such a surprise, but this time, I wasn't. I had gained weight, and only the Moon Goddess knew how much worse it could get. I couldn't imagine myself in a bikini. Even if Andrew accepted me as I was, I didn't like seeing myself or being seen. But the biggest problem was that I still had to meet Dr Parker for the injection every two days. I tried to smile. "Andrew, this is fantastic," I began, but he looked at me in confusion. "If you think it's fantastic, then what's your problem?" he asked, and I lowered my head. "I just think this isn't the right time for us to travel so far," I replied, and his expression changed, as if he didn't understand me at all. "Why? Why wouldn't it be a good time?" he asked, sounding frustrated. I sighed. My wolf urged me to be honest with him about at least one thing. "Andrew, you can see what's happening to me, and I just wouldn't feel comfortable," I said, pleading wit

Andrew's POVI buried myself in my work, barely hearing the knock on my door. When I glanced at the clock, I realised it was nearly lunchtime. “Come in,” I called out, guessing that Seraphina had returned.“Alpha,” she said softly, peeking into my office before stepping inside. The way she glided across the room, taking care to keep her skirt from creasing as she settled into the chair by my desk, caught my attention. Something about her presence always made the atmosphere feel different.“I’m back, Alpha,” she announced with a bright smile that suggested she had something important to share, although I found it a bit puzzling since I hadn’t asked for an announcement about her return. Her enthusiasm was infectious, and I couldn’t help but be curious.“What is it that makes you so happy?” I inquired, studying her face as her smile widened even more. “Actually, I have a surprise for you,” she began, a hint of excitement in her voice.My eyebrows furrowed in confusion. “What surprise?”

Aria's POVAs soon as he stepped into the house, I felt an unsettling shift in the atmosphere. It was strange how different he seemed; Andrew, typically so warm and loving, now wore an expression that hinted at disappointment. I sensed he was wrestling with something, but I chose not to pry. I wanted to create a safe space for him to share when he was ready. The moment I heard him mention that Seraphina had already discussed her offer with him, a wave of anger washed over me. She was someone I considered a friend—perhaps not the closest companion, but someone I never thought would put me in a compromising position. The very idea that my Beta was talking my business with my husband made my stomach churn. Despite my irritation, I tried to keep things in perspective. After all, Seraphina’s involvement had been a tremendous help to me, allowing me to concentrate on my treatment and alleviating some of my worries about fulfilling my duties as Luna. So, I decided to overlook it for the