All Chapters of Addicted to you : Chapter 1 - Chapter 6

***Luna's POV***Positive.The two bright red lines on the pregnancy test refused to disappear no matter how long I stared at them.My hands trembled so badly that I nearly dropped the test kit into the sink. My heart slammed painfully against my chest, making it difficult to breathe properly. It felt as though the bathroom walls were slowly closing in around me.“No,” I whispered weakly, barely recognizing the sound of my own voice.This could not be happening.I had already taken two tests before this one. Deep down, I already knew what the result would be, but a stubborn part of me had still clung to hope, praying the others had somehow been wrong.But now there were three.Three positive tests.Three confirmations that my life had changed forever.My fingers loosened, and I tossed the test kit into the trash can beside the sink as though it had burned me. I quickly turned on the faucet and splashed cold water against my face, but the icy droplets did nothing to calm the panic buil

***Luna's POV***Something inside me shattered the moment I heard that voice.For a second, I stood frozen outside the hotel room, unable to process what I had just heard. My heart slammed painfully against my ribs as disbelief washed over me.No.It could not be.But deep down, I already knew the truth.I would recognize Carol’s voice anywhere.The realization hit me so hard that it felt physical.Without thinking, I shoved the door open wider and stormed into the room. Sandy barely had time to react before I pushed past her.Then I saw him.The air left my lungs instantly.Carol was sitting on the bed, half naked beneath the tangled white sheets.For several unbearable seconds, my mind refused to accept what my eyes were seeing. It felt unreal, like I had stepped into somebody else’s nightmare instead of my own.But it was real.Painfully real.Sandy’s clothes were scattered carelessly across the room while Carol stared at me in complete shock.The evidence was everywhere.There was

***Luna's POV***I sat quietly on the old wooden bench beneath the shade of a large oak tree, watching the children play football across the orphanage field.The afternoon sun wrapped everything in a warm golden glow while laughter filled the air, blending with the sound of rushing footsteps and a ball being kicked across the grass.Their voices echoed through the yard, breathing life into every corner of Star Orphanage.There was something comforting about watching children play.No matter how exhausted or troubled I felt, their innocence always softened something inside me. Their laughter reached places nothing else could.The boys were completely absorbed in their game.“Pass the ball, quickly,” Rees shouted at the top of his voice.At only seven years old, he already acted like the captain of a professional team. The others listened without hesitation.Phineas kicked the ball across the field and Rees controlled it perfectly before sending it straight toward the makeshift goal.Th