The Alpha's Rejected Luna: Carrying His Enemy's Child

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ying sweetness that had become a constant presence in my life. She was curled on th

he asked, her voice a fragile whisper.

ate mind-link, keeping my tone firm and reassu

I couldn't quite place. It didn't soothe my inner wolf. My wolf had been restless for months, agitated not by Seraphina, but by Lyra's constant presence. Something about her

aph

dn't deny. But she was an Omega, a lone wolf with no pack, no status. The bond felt... incomplete. It was a powerful physical pull, a deep-seated desire, but the profound soul-deep connecti

fice opened. Sera

m me to Lyra, her gaze lingering on Lyra's hand on her own belly. For a second,

ntended. "She's been having nightmares. Her mind is not stable.

o argue, to cry.

ips. "This is my home, Kaelen. I am

ce, annoyed by her defiance. A claim Lyra had made, but one the Healer had never been able to c

nch, a flicker of pain crossing her face before it was repla

seeped into the space, clinging to the curtains, the sheets. It was a violation. This space was

pping an arm around her waist.

mured into her hair, assuming she had follo

Her silence was

ore through the night from th

from me! Don

urst into Lyra's room to find her thrashing in her bed, her eyes wide with terror, reliving the al

she made coffee. She saw me and her face lit up. She walked over and wrapp

ith me," she whispered.

ding on Lyra's arms around me. The look on her face was one I'd n

from upstairs? There's a draft,"

ne shift through the floorboards. It was no l

half-breed pup like the one you were carrying isn't worthy

airs, frowning. I h

ripping with contempt. "Did you really think you could compete with me? My family

m downstairs made

rs streaming down her face. Seraphina stood over her,

sobbed. "Kaelen, she t

on the floor, supposedly in pain, triggered the instinct I had honed for months. Rage, hot and ab

of my Alpha power slammed into Seraphina. She was thrown back ag

cry. She just looked at me, her eyes clear an

g Lyra into my arms and carried her out, lea