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My stomach aches with a sharp pain until there’s nothing left inside of me but emptiness and fear. I collapse onto the cool tiles, my mind racing with thoughts. Could I be pregnant? The idea terrifies me, but I will myself not to be. I need to know what this bonding means. Is it the same for wizards and witches as it is for wolves? But even if it is, that still leaves a huge chance of me being pregnant after what just happened between us. I can’t face the possibility, yet I can’t stop thinking about it.

"We have to seize the opportunities that life presents us, Emily. They are so rare." Nicole was right, of course. We agreed to finish packing our things for the trip tomorrow, and I went to bed with an unusually expectant feeling, wondering why that was. Of course, I had never done anything like this before, but it felt like something bigger was about to happen. As if it weren't enough that I was now pregnant with a man who seemed completely cold and had no idea that I would be the mother of his long-desired heir. I hadn't seen him since the day I met him at the museum, but he hadn't left my thoughts, and I felt a restlessness in my chest when I imagined myself carrying his child, something

“You raised him alone?” She hesitated, resting her fork on the edge of her plate. For a moment, she debated just glossing over it with a polite answer. But something about him—the steadiness in his eyes—made her want to be honest. “Yes,” she said finally. “Ethan’s father… didn’t want to be one.” Michael said nothing, but the faint twitch in his jaw told her he didn’t like that answer. “We were together for a little while,” she continued, voice quiet but steady. “It wasn’t a planned pregnancy. When I told him, he panicked. Said he wasn’t ready. Said I should ‘handle it.’ And when I didn’t, he just… disappeared.”

The hardest part, they both agreed, would be telling their families. Maya's parents lived two hours away in a small town where everyone knew everyone's business. Her father, Roberto, was a high school principal with traditional values and high expectations for his only daughter. Her mother, Carmen, was a nurse who'd always dreamed of Maya becoming a doctor. They'd sacrificed so much to help her go to college, to give her opportunities they'd never had. And now she had to tell them she was pregnant and unmarried at nineteen.

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He said that who needs a boy when you've got three girls. Dominic and I got married right after we found out I was pregnant with Winter. We didn't have a big wedding because I didn't want one. Yup, I am still just as shy as I have always been. "What were you reading?" Dominic asked, kneeling in front of me on the chair. I chuckle, "The Pride And Prejudice," I smiled. It's still my favorite book. I gave up my magic right after I visited with Doctor Jacob, and I knew when I saw that ultrasound, no magic was worth the life Dominic and I were going to have.

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"Promise, I'll be okay." "Maybe when Cora comes home, the three of us could get together. I'd love for the two of you to meet." He meant well, but he didn't have a clue what he was suggesting. "She could tell you all about Paris, and you could regale her with stories of the socialites you work with in Geneva Key." The humor in his voice made me smile. In another time and another place, his wish might have come true. What he didn't know was that by the time Cora came home, her fiancé would have a baby that was almost two months old, a baby neither of them was aware of. I doubted she'd welcome me and an infant carrier to New York with open arms. Only time would tell.

But Derek beat me to it. "This was not how I intended for you to find out. I probably should have done things a lot better. The pregnancy came as a surprise to us as well." He continued. There it was. He had done it. There was no saving me from this situation now. I stood my ground, ready to face whatever Mom said next. I expected her to start shouting or do something that was completely crazy. But instead, she remained frozen as the words slowly sank in. She had only just met Derek, and she wasn't expecting a grandchild.

To make matters worse, she gets a shocking revelation when she finds out that she was heavily pregnant, and this is odd because all she could remember is going on a trip months ago in a bid to escape the pain of catching her ex fiancé cheating on her with her best friend months ago. Aurora is stupefied, and is even more alarmed when a beautiful dark and mysterious stranger, whose wealth and charms manage to sweep her off her feet all the time claims ownership of her pregnancy. One chaos leads to another and so she’s therefore plunged into his world of darkness, the world of war and of blood but in the midst of it all, she finds that one thing her soul has always craved for… love. Does it mat