Action-Webromane & Possessive Pregnant-Geschichten

I died carrying the Alpha King’s pup. Alone. Betrayed. Bleeding on a cold floor while my mate watched without remorse. “She was just a vessel.” Those were his last words to me. Then the Moon Goddess gave me a second life. I woke up two months before the night he planned to humiliate me. This time, I rejected him first. I vanished before he could destroy me, taking a secret that would one day bring him to his knees. Our daughter. For three years, I kept her hidden from the king who condemned us before she took her first breath. I thought I had escaped his reach. I was wrong. Fate dragged me back into his territory, not as the helpless omega he discarded, but as the healer who could save his dying pack or let it fall. Then he saw my daughter. One glance at her silver eyes awakened questions he could no longer bury. The resemblance. The timing. The truth he had never considered. The Alpha King who watched me die was on his knees before me. “Tell me how to earn you back.” Now he wants his mate, his daughter, his family. But he wants them on his terms and still confuses love with possession. He thinks regret can undo his cruelty. He thinks a crown, a command, or a claim can bring me back. He forgets one thing. I remember how I died. I am no longer the omega he discarded. I am the storm he created, the mother of the heir he never knew, and the only healer who can save his kingdom. This time, the Moon Goddess has not sent me back to be his. She has sent me back to decide whether he deserves to keep anything at all.

One Murder Case. One Month. One forbidden desire. One baby Sophia didn’t plan on falling pregnant with her father’s killer. She thought she was coming home to her father waiting for her so they could go on a vacation together. Instead, she came home to him bleeding out on the floor, choking on his blood. But someone was standing close by with a gun tucked in their hand. Luca Mancini The Mafia don and her father’s boss. He doesn’t tell her how her father died or what transpired, only seizing her freedom by locking her up in his house. She is left thinking of an escape route and also the cause of her father’s death, but Luca doesn’t let anything slip from his facade. His words are manipulative and calculative, not leaving a single trail of a clue. But the closer she deciphers the truth behind her father’s death, the closer she gets to his killer. She is in too deep but eager to know what happened to her father while trying to fight an attraction. Thirty days to resist the new-found desire for her father’s killer while hunting for the truth about his death. Would she be able to resist him while living in a house with the very man she believes murdered her father?