THE CEO'S HYBRID HEIR

Chapter 5 THE DECISION

Word Count: 436 | Released on: 14/10/2026

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THE CEO'S HYBRID HEIR

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“After catching her boyfriend cheating, Mia Torres swore off love and walked into a fertility clinic instead - no drama, no risk, just a name off an anonymous list. Then the clinic called. Wrong donor. Wrong everything. The man she's carrying a child for isn't a stranger from a file. He's Damian Cross, billionaire CEO, cold enough to run four companies without blinking - and the last thing either of them expects is for him to demand she come home with him before she's even said his name out loud. Turns out Damian has a secret bigger than his net worth: he's an Alpha werewolf, the last of a dying bloodline, and the baby Mia never planned for is the only proof he has left to keep his position before his own family tears it away from him. Now Mia is caught between a council that wants her child confirmed by blood, a cousin who'll do anything to stop it, and a quieter enemy neither of them saw coming - one who's been playing the long game for over a decade. She swore she'd never trust a man with secrets again. She never expected the truth to be this dangerous. Or this hard to walk away from.”