Novel & Cerita Counterattack Through Pregnancy Chapter 1

‎ ‎She stared at the test as if it might change. ‎ ‎But it didn’t. ‎ ‎Two lines. ‎ ‎Pregnant. ‎ ‎Her knees felt weak. ‎ ‎She leaned against the wall. ‎ ‎A baby. ‎ ‎A life. ‎ ‎Inside her. ‎ ‎For a moment, fear filled her chest. ‎ ‎Then something else. ‎ ‎Something warm. ‎ ‎A quiet happiness she did not expect. ‎ ‎She placed her hand over her stomach. ‎ ‎“So small,” she whispered. ‎

she continued, her gaze drifting down to my stomach. Instinctively, I crossed my arms over my abdomen, my body recoiling at the notion as I shot up from my seat. "That's absurd! I can't be pregnant with him. He's not even human,” I protested, eyeing her with a mixture of confusion and incredulity, as if she had suddenly lost her mind. But she met my gaze unwaveringly. "You can't change what's already happened," she insisted. "You don't understand," I pleaded, desperation creeping into my voice. "That man... he... he raped me. I can not bear a child conceived in such a manner. I don't want to resent my child.”

As the guards lead me through the crowd chaos erupts around me. The sound of wolves shifting all around me makes me shake in fear. 'Adeline,' I whisper to her. 'We need to shift.' Adeline whimpers helplessly in my mind. 'I can't,' she mumbles and in that moment I know that I am pregnant. I watch helplessly as members of the Kingdom begin to attack the castle guards leading me away. The she-wolves of the Kingdom are scooping up small children and running from the battle that has begun around them. I am being tugged in every direction as the members of the guard are having to fight off wolves coming at them from every direction. All of a sudden I am pushed to the ground and I wrap my arms p

“No matter what comes, we’ll be ready.” Chaptet 138. Sophia’s POV As I sat on the couch in Ian’s condo, my hand instinctively moved to my stomach. The warmth of my palm against my abdomen was comforting, but it didn’t soothe the storm of thoughts raging in my mind. The news of the castle’s attack still echoed, and all I could think about was the little life growing inside me. A baby—our—baby. And in this dangerous world, what kind of life would they have?

She turned to me angrily. “Mom, can you please calm down a little. You and I know this baby doesn’t belong to Alpha Atlas in the first place, so I don’t understand why you’re so pissed about the whole thing.” “The plan falling isn’t the end of the world,” I said, and she eyed me up and down. Pfffttt… Why was she acting as if her world had just crumbled? I was the one pregnant!! I was the one who had to find a way to make Atlas claim this baby before I started showing, not her.

I felt as though I was about to faint as the room whirled around me. With a look of displeasure on his face, Mathias scowled. "What's wrong with you?" Furiously shaking my head, I pointed to the restroom. With an impatient wave, I ran away, thankful for the little respite. I had just enough time to get to the bathroom before throwing up. My head was filled with the sound of my wolf's voice as I knelt on the chilly tile floor, shivering. 'We have a baby, Autumn.' The globe shifted, causing reality to rearrange itself in accordance with this novel, impractical revelation. Pregnant? However, how... Kavan? That was necessary. After spending one night together, and now... like a tidal wave, the r

“Are you alright?” Tears filled her eyes. “Rose!” She wheezed. “You are pregnant.” *** Too much happening in this chapter, lol. What do you think will happen next? Is Aiden’s reaction justified? ***

She twisted, neatly avoiding the bullet, and mine went right through the window behind her and into the night. We battled desperately but fumble-footed and awkward. In this as in so many ways, my pregnancy weighed me down; my centre of gravity was completely off, and I moved slowly and clumsily. But I was fierce in a way fighting for my baby’s life and our future. I dove into her with all my weight, and we both went down hard on the floor. Her weapon flitted across the floor of dust.

“We crush the Giants’ advance. We take back our land. We build something safe, something whole. And we do it now.” She stared at me, lips trembling, eyes shining with fear and hope. I rested my forehead against hers. “You won’t fight. Not anymore. Not while you’re carrying our child.” She didn’t argue. Not this time. Instead, she pressed her hand to her abdomen. “A baby,” she whispered. “I didn’t think… after everything… that I’d get pregnant again. Cardan, I’m scared.” I kissed her forehead. “So am I.” I wasn’t ashamed to admit it.

“We cannot leave Kai unprotected. The pregnancy is too advanced. He cannot run or fight. We need to decide how we face this. Together.” I felt a strong kick ripple across my belly, as if the pups sensed the rising danger. My hand flew to the curve, cradling it. “They are moving more when you speak of war,” I whispered. “They feel the tension. I am heavy and slow now. I cannot help you fight. But I do not want to be the reason you divide your strength.”