All Chapters of Too Weak To Have An Heir : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

I was sobbing my heart out, and for a moment I forgot about my state. The tears streamed down my face like a river, each drop carrying away fragments of my anguish. I only remembered when I felt a sharp pain in my lower abdomen, as if someone had jolted me awake from a nightmare. The shock made me stop crying instantly, and I slipped my hand onto my belly, feeling the life within me."Kara!" I shouted, my voice echoing through the vast mansion, but I quickly realised she probably couldn't hear me. I reached for my phone and dialled her number with trembling fingers."Aria?" She picked up instantly, panic lacing her voice. "Kara, please, my abdomen hurts," I said, my breath hitching. I could hear her footsteps racing upstairs, urgency propelling her. It felt like an eternity, but soon my door swung open. Seeing my state, her expression shifted from alarm to determination. She grabbed her phone and called an ambulance, her voice steady."Don't worry, Aria. Everything will be alright,"

We walked to the swimming pool, the early afternoon sun casting sparkles across the water's surface. The day's warmth felt inviting, and fortunately, not many werewolves were around today, which was a relief. The last thing I wanted was unnecessary tension or distractions. As we approached the edge of the pool, I heard distant laughter from the few who were there, their voices mixing with the gentle splash of water. I was about to jump in, ready to cool off from the lingering heat, but my gaze wandered to Seraphina, my Beta. She had just placed her towel onto the bench, and as she uncovered herself, I found it hard to look away. The way the sunlight danced on her skin made it even harder to tear my thoughts away. Realising I was staring, I quickly focused on the shimmering water instead. I took a deep breath, pushing thoughts of being caught staring out of my mind. My heart raced for an entirely different reason as I jumped into the pool. The refreshing water enveloped me, a tempora

"Yes, he is the one I wanted to mention. Have you already met him?" he asked, and I swallowed. He would probably learn about our connection soon, so why hide anything from him?"Dr Parker was my doctor in North Hiltonwood," I said, then looked at him. His eyes widened in surprise."But..." he started, but his voice trailed off."I know what you think. They accused us of something we never did. After I heard that he almost lost everything, I thought it was unfair. He took good care of me, and he is a skilled specialist. So, I talked to my dad and asked him to give Dr Parker permission to live in Finwalley and help him get a job at this hospital," I explained. He was silent for a moment, then sighed. "Well, Alpha Aria, you have always been a good-hearted she-wolf, and I'm glad to hear that you remain one," he said, making me smile bitterly."My father allowed him to live and work here on one condition: that I avoid being close to him to prevent any rumours that might suggest the accusa

We looked into each other’s eyes for what felt like an eternity. In that brief moment, I couldn’t quite put into words what was bubbling up inside me. His gaze, the intensity of the way he was looking at me, silently assured me that everything was going to be alright.“Please, I don’t want to lose my baby,” I spilt out, my voice trembling. He didn’t respond right away; instead, he turned to watch as the hospital staff entered the room. There was a flurry of movement as they detached me from the bed and rolled me out of the room. Dr Parker directed them, telling them where to take me, and I clung to the hope that he had all the answers.We ended up in an examination room, and I could feel the weight of worry heavy in my chest. Dr Parker came over and began examining me, and I could barely find the courage to look him in the eyes.“How is my baby?” I managed to ask, each word feeling like a leap of faith. Dr Parker sighed as he listened to the baby’s heartbeat with a stethoscope. “Alph

He caressed my hand, and a gentle smile spread across his face. “Your baby is fine,” he said, and as those words sank in, it felt like a huge stone had been lifted off my chest. Despite the relief washing over me, tears filled my eyes. I was overwhelmed with emotions.“No, don’t cry, Aria,” I heard Kara’s voice beside me, and I realised Luca was there too. "Dr Parker did a great job, and he saved the baby," she reassured me. "But you must calm down. It’s not good for you to be so emotional right now," she continued, her voice soothing.I closed my eyes and took a few deep breaths, trying to regain my composure. When I opened my eyes again, I turned my gaze to my father. “Where is Dr Parker?” I asked.“He finished for today, but he said he’d come back at night to check on you,” he replied, his tone surprisingly calm. I expected anger or frustration, but his face showed only concern and care, which comforted me a bit.They stayed with me for a while, talking and sharing stories, and by