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Ruby My wolf and body were drained and worn out from the profound effort of birthing our child. All this while, I had underestimated the pain of a child's birth, and I never knew it would be this agonizing. What made it all worse was the fact that I had to endure the pain alone without my mate, who was the only one that could ease my ache, but for some unknown reason he was yet to be seen.

(Aurora's POV) Pain ripped through my body like claws tearing me apart from the inside. The birthing chamber of the Silver Creek Territory Healing Den felt suffocating despite its spaciousness. Rain lashed against the windows, matching the storm of agony inside me. "Push, Aurora," my mother urged, her grip on my hand firm and reassuring. I bore down again, sweat drenching my ceremonial birthing gown. The contractions were coming faster now, more intense than I'd imagined possible. My wolf Zoe whimpered inside me, sharing my pain but lending me her strength.

Raphael's eyes were fixed on me, waiting for me to continue by offering silent encouragement through his unwavering attention. "I was in my eighth month of pregnancy," I continued. "The pain from the approaching birth was unbearable. My back, my feet, my head, everything hurt. And I'd run out of painkillers. My entire body hurt so badly I couldn't stop crying. I just wanted the pain to end—not just the physical pain, but all of it. The loneliness, the fear, the uncertainty of what would happen to us." The memory of that night came flooding back, vivid and painful as if it had happened yesterday rather than years ago.

Regina spoke again, making Avery click in annoyance before I was dropped to the ground harshly. My back hit the hard floor making me wince in pain. The two strode outside, leaving me sprawled on the ground. I could feel that my baby was almost coming. Any more delay and she would suffocate to death. I tried taking deep breaths before pushing but Since my birth canal was not prepared for delivery, it proved to be wrong. I struggled to reach for the dagger tucked in my boots with the little energy left in me. I could feel the pain overshadowing my consciousness and I knew any minute from now,we would both lose our lives.

I was dying! My bones were snapping, breaking, and pushing through me at different angles. My skin was getting ripped apart. Something was getting born. But no one told me having a wolf is this painful. Is this another lie mothers told their daughter?? I just don’t believe giving birth can be any worse now. “August! Don’t try to fight it. Let the wolf take over. It will be over soon.” Says the one who’s totally pain-free. “It shouldn’t be this painful.” I heard him whisper.

Jace steps over to me. " Should I prepare for our departure, Alpha?" I shake my head. "Meg explains that Marty and Era were on a wild run in the woods when Era twisted her ankle and fell down the hill. Her hips were injured," I tell him thoughtfully. "She also suggests that the pain may have nothing to do with childbirth. I have no reference to that. I have never seen a birth. The doctor is a man too, all he knows is from books or witnessing it." Jace bobs his head, still unconvinced.

Micalo murmured before finally shifting. As his bones cracked to shift, his painful howls and screams rang throughout the hospital and I am pretty sure he scarred everyone in it. I could bet Chester’s s*xy ass that the number of male pregs was going to come crashing down after this. “Now remember, breathe and push, breathe and push, breathe and push …. ,” Ingrid instructed.

Maddox’s stubbornness was next-level, and Alpha Raymond had a genuine excuse. “I’m the baby’s father. I have a right to stay here!” This melodrama seized the proper functioning of my brain, worsening my horrified condition. I had imagined this day and watched countless videos about pain management, but the ripples of pain cutting through every cell of my body were beyond my expectations. So, when the next contraction literally tried to tear my insides apart, I grabbed the bed’s frame tightly and shrieked. “Get out everyone. Leave me alone!” Phew!

She was immediately rushed to the delivery room. Regina groaned in pain, her eyes watered as she was asked to push. She made her first attempt, her lips quivering as tears streaked down from the corners of her eyes. She knew it was going to be painful, and she wasn't prepared for it now. “Ahhh!” She screamed, her veins almost popped on her neck as she pushed the baby out. “One last time. We're almost there,” the doctor reassured her, and Regina screams filled the room. Her mind drifted off to Daniel, imagining he was there with her at that moment.

With tears still in her eyes, she feigned a look of disdain, “You made yourself suffer so much just to give birth to this wrinkled little thing.” Although she feigned disdain, Paityn approached carefully with tears streaming down her face. She was extremely thankful to Tegan for bringing this adorable baby into the world. However, Tegan scared her. She really scared her. Tegan leaned back against the small bed. The smell of blood still lingered around, but in the darkness, the flower buds seemed to start nourishing and growing once more. Lorian gently held her hand. He didn’t say anything. He knew that there were many things he needed to handle first before he could talk to Tegan.