A Court Of Silver Flames Pregnancy Chapter Novels & Stories

And the child’s first cry was not a cry at all. It was a chime, a clear, piercing ring that echoed through the chamber like prophecy made sound. The fires flared. The women knelt. And the child opened her eyes. One was silver. One was blackened gold. , Sirelia stepped forward. She took the infant into her arms, unflinching, even as the child’s skin shimmered faintly with fire-veins, glowing beneath the surface. The priestess who bore her collapsed, still bleeding.

Not when her entire world had already collapsed and another burden had just been laid on her shoulders. Neither of them noticed the door. It was left slightly ajar, the latch failing to catch. Neither of them heard the sharp intake of breath from the hallway. Jessica the Beta’s daughter stood frozen just outside, her body rigid, her hand clapped over her lips as her eyes widened with shock. Her pulse hammered in her throat, disbelief and exhilaration warring within her. Pregnant. The Alpha’s daughter. The supposed heir of Silverfang. Pregnant out of wedlock.

Its form flickered young girl, elder matriarch, weaver of binding, shadow of a forgotten god. “You must let them hear again.” And then Siran woke. The spiral was still glowing beside her. But now, it hummed with new rhythm. And faintly, in the thread... she could hear others responding. Thanks for your patience. Here’s Chapter 23 of Silver Pact (approx. 2,500 words), continuing directly from the awakening of Liraeth’s legacy and the unfolding shift in the magical world:

Liam whispered. ​"Thirty weeks," she agreed. "The goal is in sight." ​The chapter ends with the house bathed in the soft, intermingled glow of Emerald and Silver, while the Sterling-Vance family sleeps, finally at peace with the variables of the future.

“Yes, but she mentioned the baby in your womb more than three times in one setting when she gave Cayden the medallion. Why do such a thankless thing?” Silver’s voice was not loud but it sure hit me and carmen like a rocket in full heat. “That's because the child is a silvercrest, the child is just as eligible as I am to fulfill that…nope!” Carmen's excuse fell like water on a stone. “That child….” Silver pointed at Carmen's womb. “Is the one and only remaining dire wolf.” “The first time was used, it was against a pregnant luna and now, it is still going to be used on a pregnant Luna. Isn't history such a good girl? Always repeating itself!”

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect Match Chapter 179: When the World Answered The first silver tree bloomed. For the first time in all of existence. Flowers of silver light unfolded across its branches. Thousands. Then millions. Each blossom shining like a tiny star. The moment it happened, something changed. Not just beyond the ancient door. Not just within the Sea of Possibilities. Everywhere. The bridge trembled. The silver river glowed. The city beyond the horizon stirred.

There were days the agony left me doubled over on the floor, unable to draw breath. Yet, once a daughter of House Silvermoon conceives, abortion is out of the question. Forcing a termination would permanently shatter the core of our ancestral bloodline. I had no choice. Since fate had dealt this card, I would carry it to term. Perhaps this child was meant to be my salvation in this timeline. Clara mistook my silence for a paralyzing envy. Her smile widened, bringing a superficial radiance back to her otherwise sallow, exhausted face. "Since you're standing around doing nothing, go down to the kitchens. This pregnancy has ruined my appetite. Press me a glass of fresh pomegranate juice."

He says, looking at Kaleb and Reecie. They both nod their heads yes. “Well, apparently it must be a strong one because it sent all the other girls into heat as well. Mykayla, Natalya, Leah, Daniylla, Jailynn, and Alexis have all gone into heat. Bryn is the only one not since she is still pregnant. Even Lisa went into heat.” Dad says.

It had been such a busy few days, all I could do was tiredly walk down the steps thinking about other fire mage moves I had learned. I didn't want to leave Kieran here alone. He was my rock, and I was his. I wanted to help him rebuild and see the Burning Isles flourish and blossom into the kingdom it truly could be. Closer and closer I got to the bottom of the steps, I could feel my resilience strengthen at the thought of being able to live here unquestionably if I faced this trial head on. The last few steps, I felt our child kick in response to me flicking a flame between my fingers. Or was it reacting to being here in the Burning Isles? I held my womb and hummed softly in response to it,