THE WOUNDED LUNA

ter

a

nd twisted, a sharp agonizing pain ran through my body as I lay curled up on th

o hard to

oor as I took in huge gulps

itely

ut it didn't come clear as the sharp pain

merous times by those ten warriors all

pain was

me right in front of the pack, or the pain I w

omething

y position as I laid on my stomach. My lower abdomen

unmistakable warmth of b

ought my trembling hands to reach down. Bringing my

oo

o

outh, as the painful truth s

a child I had no i

tinued to stare at me patiently with nothing but boredom evident in

earnt that the hard way. I but on my to

tallic and warm feeling in my mouth. My body shook viole

nto minutes as I

had come, the pain slowly reduced, leaving

ave also paused for a moment, I couldn't even ima

I felt an arm shake me violently, my eyes

n pain. The force he was applying to

me, his expression

n't have all day, you know?" He dem

e blurry, my limbs tremb

or, the tears that filled my eyes-but there w

laughter filled the ai

cond

ng real and the laughter made goosebumps cover m

pregnant" my voice shook as I spoke my voice ba

e, ordering me in a silent w

d" His voice was stiff and impatient. "I know you are upset by what

ant

t nothing to him than a tantrum. My chest tightened

managed to say, my

budge, he looked at

h great difficulty. "I had no idea th

sco

I was writhing in pain over the child I had just lost and all he

ild, he would go bonkers over it but

t?" He asked, folding his arm across hi

o process the words that

above a whisper as I adjusted my soaked

s that were placed on his chest. "I think your

ok my head to snap it away. A wave of dizziness made me close my eyes as I looked away from him, I

ked at me like I was

e the pressure. The blood staining my legs and clothes looked like enoug

as I felt like my lungs h

ble in my voice was evident bu

t–it was too late" My voice hitched, my hand tre

. The stoic frown that was on his

tone was stiff, and emotionless. "I locked you down here to keep

f. Everything I tried doing or saying to him was thrown right back a

e racked his eyes over my body as he ran his fi

t, he turned around as he left me

if I was nothing bu

remained on the floor, lost and unmoving. My body

s–were all real. The pain in my heart, the agony and

ple. I faced my problems head on but he wo

nly child I mana

my mate had walk

ing and at some point I thought I might actuall

came

en dated

finall