Alpha's Regret: Chasing His Pregnant Luna Novels & Stories

But my research findings, I had to take. In the days to come, I had decided to devote myself entirely to the pursuit of Werewolf Sorcery. Irina walked right in anyway, deliberately closing the door behind her. Then she produced a pregnancy test report from the Gilded Moon Pack Hospital, showing she was twelve weeks pregnant. "It's the Alpha's child," she stated bluntly. "The Alpha has permitted me to keep it, and he has promised he will make me the Luna of the Gilded Moon Pack. Tonight, we will hold the marking ceremony—half an hour before your bonding anniversary celebration—right in your celebration venue. A few of his friends will witness it for us."

His words were calm, but each one felt like a soft blow. We ate in silence for a while, only the clink of cutlery filling the space. I stole glances at him. His face stayed cold, but behind his eyes there was something else, weariness, maybe even concern he would never speak aloud. I gathered the courage. “Liam, have you ever felt regret? Being Alpha, being a doctor, carrying all this weight?” “No. I was born for this, and I will never regret what is my destiny.” I bit my lip. “What about me? Do you regret that I became your Luna?”

“Why will you be sorry when you are the one hurt…” “No–I–there's something I have to tell you…” “Shhhh. Don't exert yourself,” I whispered, stopping her from speaking. I swore in my head to make sure she never got hurt in this manner to be in the pack clinic ever again. I could never let her lay in this bed again. The pack doctor entered a second later. “Alpha,” he dipped his head. “What's wrong with my Luna?” I questioned, my voice low and deep. “Um, Alpha, I regret to inform you that the Luna has just lost her pregnancy.”

“Even though his mother probably hates me to death now that I failed to complete her challenges.” Stacy scoffs. “That woman? Oh, don’t worry. I’ll put Margaret in her place.” I reach for her hand, squeezing it. “No, Stacy. Soon, I’ll be Luna. She’ll have no choice but to give me the respect I deserve.” Stacy studies me for a moment before nodding. “Damn right, she will.” Before anyone can say more, Alpha Jason’s phone buzzes in his pocket. He pulls it out, glances at the screen, and frowns. “Sorry ladies, I need to take this.” With a curt nod, he steps out of the room, leaving me and Stacy alone.

“You will be his Luna, bear his children and you will do it knowing it’s the best thing for our pack to be aligned with them.” A silence falls over the room, dense and heavy like a storm cloud. Father’ eyes have hardened, set in a conviction that I know won’t break. The regret from earlier has all but drifted away, so I know that anything I say won’t make a difference. I have fallen from future Alpha to reluctant Luna. “I’ve always trusted you,” I whisper, almost to myself. “I thought you would always have my best interests at heart…. I guess I was wrong.” His eyes narrow, and for a moment, he looks as though he might say something—apologize, maybe, or offer some sort of comfort. But the mom

weak Luna". Her heart sank as she realized that he was not the person she thought he was. The pain in her chest was almost unbearable as she tried to comprehend how she could have been so wrong about the person she thought was her soulmate. Before she could react, Alpha Reed had given an order to his warriors, “ seize her, and lock her up in the dungeons! “ he ordered. The room spun as Luciana was dragged away, her thoughts consumed by the pain of betrayal and rejection. she had no idea what lay ahead for her, but one thing was certain: her life would never be the same again. Luciana's only thought was to run. she quickly slipped out of their grasp as they attempted to apprehend her. Her sli

The alarm tore everything open. One long howl. Three short. Rogues. The crowd changed in an instant. That is the only way to describe it. One breath it was a celebration, the next it was controlled panic and movement and Damon’s hand gripping mine so hard it hurt. Then he let go. He had to. He was Alpha. His pack needed him. I turned to help the nearest group of frightened pack members toward the safe corridors. I knew what to do. I had trained for exactly this. I was already moving, already thinking, already being Luna the way I had been taught.

I finish the job, ripping Xaviers heart from his chest letting his body fall to the ground. “The future Alpha is being born, Luna is in labor.” I look toward the Crescent moon pack to register the excitement on their faces when another voice comes from beside them from the next group of wolves. “Alpha Chrisitian! Luna is in Labor.” My heart feels like it is the one that has just been ripped out. I wait for it, I wait for him to look at me even a brief glance but it doesn’t come he just darts off toward the woods shifting before he even makes it to the tree line.

Despite our complicated history, there had always been a certain respectful understanding between us. "Alpha Heir Blackwood," I acknowledged with a slight bow of my head. "Walk with me," he suggested, not a command but not quite a request either. We moved to a quiet alcove away from the main council chambers. Alexander was silent for a moment, staring out at the territory beyond the windows. "Regret," he finally said, his voice low, "is a powerful force." I frowned slightly. "I'm not sure I understand." He turned to face me fully. "I made many mistakes with Aurora. Chief among them was trying to mold her into what I thought a future Luna should be, rather than appreciating her for who she tr

Sir Marcus groans with frustration. “What of my position as the Luna, Dad? My baby is supposed to be the Alpha. You asked me to get pregnant for him so that we could make the baby Alpha and take control of the pack. What would happen to me and the baby now?” she says frantically. “Our plan has failed. Don’t you understand that? Failed. We must not step foot in that pack anymore, else we’d be killed on sight. We have to find a way to escape first. Then we’d strategize and—”