All Chapters of Too Weak To Have An Heir : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

When I came to my senses, I felt the room brighten. I opened my eyes and squinted. As I realised I was in our bedroom back home, my brain tricked me for a moment; I thought it might have been a bad dream. I hesitated to turn my head to check the other side of the bed. The scent in the room, the familiar comfort of the bed, and the quiet, bright morning transported me back in time, and for an instant, I was certain that Aria was sleeping soundly next to me.However, as the memories flooded back into my mind, I had to face the sad truth: I was alone in our bed. Aria was gone, and I had pushed her away from our home. I slowly propped myself up and sat there for a while. Last night, I had promised myself I would see her today. My wolf urged me to do the same. "Give it a try," he whispered in my head, but I felt uncertain once again. "You don't need to reconcile with her right away. Just talk to her. Maybe after we calm down, her explanation will make sense," he suggested. I sighed as I

"No, Dad, I'm with her again. Aria helped me get a job here and even spoke to her father about my residency, so I've actually come out of this situation as a winner," he laughed and then listened to the person on the other end. "At first, she asked me to treat her, but you know, because of the circumstances, I didn't want to accept the offer. However, later her father, the Alpha, asked me in person, and I couldn't refuse to treat his daughter," he said, pausing again. "No, I'm definitely staying here. I have every reason to stay," he laughed once more, and my wolf urged me not to leave the car and confront him. "Don't do anything reckless. Remember, you aren't at home, and you have no right to hurt a resident here. Plus, it’s not worth it. If you beat him up, you'll be the violent, stupid werewolf fighting for his cheating partner," my wolf whined, while the pain in my chest became unbearable again. "We have to accept that our mate cheated on us, and after we banned her, she chose

Aria's POVI just finished dinner, and after the nurse took my plate away, I stayed quietly in my room, unsure of what to do. I felt bored, and not even reading could lift my spirits. I could only hope the first couple of risky weeks would pass quickly so I could finally go for a walk.I closed my eyes and found myself back in North Hiltonwood. I imagined Andrew lying next to me, happy and excited about our baby. However, a familiar pain in my chest returned, and when it intensified, I opened my eyes."Stop it, Aria," I said, taking a deep breath. Daydreaming about being with Andrew and waiting for our baby together was comforting, but my heart ached every time I pictured such a joyful scene.Frowning, I felt the pain worsen. I worried that it might escalate, and I was about to call for help when Dr Parker stepped into my room."Good evening, Alpha Aria," he greeted me with a smile. He pulled a chair from the corner and sat beside my bed, looking at me with concern."Alpha Aria? Are y

Aria's POVI was waiting in my room, excited. My pregnancy was stable; I had never reached this stage before. I was officially over three months pregnant. Today, Dr Parker told me that as soon as he arrived at work, he would review my results and let me know if I could leave the hospital. I would have done anything for this baby, even if Andrew wasn't part of our child's life. Dr Parker and I had grown closer again. Our relationship felt the same as before, as if the embarrassing accusation had never happened, and I was glad my family regarded him as one of the best specialists who cared for both my baby and me. My heart raced a little faster when he entered the room. "Good morning, Alpha Aria," he greeted me with a cheerful smile. "How do you feel today?" he asked, holding an envelope. "Good morning, Dr Parker," I replied. "I feel good, but have you checked the results yet?" I asked impatiently. "Yes," he answered. "And?" I urged him to continue. I would have stayed in the hos

"Are you okay to come out?" he asked, and I nodded, a smile breaking across my face. It felt good to be out of the hospital room, even if only for a little while. I swung my legs over the bed and slipped my feet into my shoes. Once I was upright, I wrapped my arms around his arm, feeling the warmth of his presence beside me. He walked slowly, guiding me out into the crisp, fresh air. My heart raced with excitement and fear as we approached a luxurious house right beside the hospital. "Why did we stop?" I asked, peering up at him with curiosity. His face lit up with a smile, one that filled me with hope and uncertainty. "Since you couldn't come out of the hospital, I wondered what we could do. I know you want to do everything for this baby, but I don't want you to stay in the hospital till you give birth. So, I thought if you could be at least close, that would be a solution," he explained, and my heart soared at his thoughtfulness. "Did you buy it?" I asked, looking at him in