The Rejected Luna’s Secret Pregnancy Novels & Stories

Luna remarked, admiring her friend’s strength and determination. “I’m doing great, but… tell me, how have you managed to hide almost five months of pregnancy?” Hanna asked, catching Luna off guard. At the same time, Hanna’s gaze lowered, noticing Luna’s rounded belly, now approaching her sixth month of pregnancy. "Heavens... I was so distracted," Luna murmured, surprised by the revelation. "You... is it my brother's?" she asked breathlessly, her eyes wide with shock. "This baby is mine," Hanna said firmly, her gaze locked on Luna. "If Morgan doesn’t want a child, he won’t have one. End of story. But I’m not talking about me right now; I’m talking about you."

Every time I saw them together, laughing, touching, or sharing those private looks between mates, it felt like someone was driving a knife into my heart. But now Ludovica was gone. She had been banished and stripped of her position as Luna. The barren Luna was finally out of my way, and I had believed this would be my chance. I clenched my fists until my nails dug into my palms. "Stupid man," I whispered angrily.

"I'm going to examine you, alright? I need to confirm what's happening and make sure you're safe." Lyra nodded, lying back on the table and staring at the ceiling as Eleanor worked. The healer's hands were gentle, her touch practiced and sure. But each moment of examination felt like an eternity, confirmation of what Lyra already knew settling like lead in her stomach. "You were pregnant," Eleanor said finally, her voice soft with sympathy. "I'm so sorry, Luna. Based on what I'm seeing, I'd estimate you were about six weeks along. Your body is rejecting the pregnancy."

I tried to convince myself there was still some way out of this. When the physician was done. He studied the results for several seconds, and I watched his expression change. He looked at the council representatives. “Luna Freya is approximately five months pregnant.” Everything inside me stopped. The words echoed through my mind. My secret was out and there was no hiding it anymore. I lowered my eyes as my hands began trembling. Five months meant the pregnancy had started long before Derek and I became involved, and there was only one man who could be the father.

** By the time the sun has fully come up, the news is around the camp. "The Alpha has secretly arrested his Luna, and for a reason nobody knows." The mumbles going about with regards to this vary, and bear versions so different that the audacity of the original teller in spreading such outrageous lies baffles me. One of them says that the Luna has a secret lover besides the Alpha, and that he has already killed him and is only waiting to execute the same judgement on his Luna. The other says that the Alpha has discovered that his Luna has had no child for him yet because she is a witch who kills and murders her babies in the womb to enhance her powers. I feel myself tempted to believe this o

"I intend to." The bond was warm and steady between them and the room moved around them in its loose and ordinary human way and the founding text was patient in her chest and outside the window the territory breathed, old and alive, holding everything it had always held, recognized at last by the person it had been waiting for. She leaned her head against his shoulder. He pressed his mouth to her hair. The review would continue. The clearing work would begin. Kade was already moving north. And the Luna, who had been rejected and overlooked and erased and sent away and had come back changed into exactly what she had always been, stood in the room where recognition had finally happened and fel

Luna Imogen walked over to one of the bookshelves and grabbed an old, blue, leather-bound book from the top shelf. “Everyone thought it was impossible, which is why they were all so shocked by her existence and she was rejected,” she explained as she began flipping through the pages. “The rumors say that her father never loved her mother, they only had a physical relationship because they both believed nothing could come of it. When her mother learned of the pregnancy, the other witches wanted to use a spell to end it. Jacinda’s mother wouldn’t allow it, and she left the coven.” The luna flipped the book around showing us a page with drawings and notes about a child with white hair and bri

“What about her? Jasper said her signature was intercepted at the docks. Did they find something else in the transport logs? Is she hurt?” “She wasn't hurt when she was at my penthouse,” I said, my voice dropping to a raw, breaking whisper. I squeezed his hand, trying to anchor him for the impact of the words. “But she was seeking refuge for a very specific reason, Leonardo. Luna was pregnant when she came to me.” The silence that followed was absolute. For three long seconds, the only sound in the cabin was the distant, mechanical drone of the jet engines tearing through the upper atmosphere. Leo’s jaw went slightly slack. His pupils dilated until the striking silver-gray of his irises was

The only test report she could show him was probably the one I saw in the bedroom that indicated Luna was nine weeks pregnant. In other words, Luna planned on claiming her child was Shayne's instead of Rowan's. I was once again shocked by the lengths she would go to just to achieve her goals. Still, I pushed back the feelings of disgust that rose in me as I had no plans of exposing her now. Otherwise, I would not be able to see Shayne make a fool of himself later on. Just as I had expected, Luna said shyly, "Can you guess what this is?" Shayne took a glance at the paper. With a look of incredulity on his face, he asked, "You're pregnant?"

Before I could ask, Doctor Louise walked into the room with a folder in her hand. "What are the results of the test?" Logan asked eagerly. "Alpha, the Luna is pregnant and is two months along," replied the doctor. "Are you serious?" Logan asked, overjoyed. The doctor confirmed that it was true, but I froze on the bed. I was happy to be continuing my bloodline, but I didn't want to put my child in danger. I turned to Doctor Louise and asked her to keep it a secret. "Doctor, please don't tell anyone about this until I have had a chance to think about it. I need to make sure that everything is okay before we share this news with the pack," I said.