Lucy POVI slowly sat up on the bed, rubbing my eyes to clear the haze. Ivy was already sitting beside me, a bright smile on her face. "Good morning," she said, her voice cheerful and her expression too.I yawned, feeling a bit disoriented from the other day. "Morning," I replied, my voice husky from short sleep I had. I looked around the whole room, taking in the elegant decorations and the large window that let in a flood of sunlight.Ivy handed me a dress, a beautiful white garment with intricate lace details. "Here, put this on," she said, her eyes sparkling with excitement and Joy. "We have a big day ahead of us."I took the dress, feeling a bit bewildered. "What's going on?" I asked, looking at Ivy for immediate answers.She smiled, her expression mischievous. "You'll see," she said. "Just get dressed and come downstairs. Alpha Daniel is waiting for us both."I nodded, feeling a sense of what I can't explain. What did Alpha Daniel have planned for me? And why was Ivy being s
Lucy POVAs I walked down the staircase, my mind was a whirlwind of thoughts, each one more complexed than the last one. For a moment, I forgot about the turmoil that had been brewing inside of me, the fear and uncertainty that had taken up residence in my heart. My thoughts were no longer consumed by the well-being of my unborn child, but by the enigmatic figure of Ash and her accomplice and ex mate plus father to my unborn child, Andy.Who was Ash, really? What drove her to manipulate and deceive those around her? And what was her ultimate goal? Why does she really want me out of the way? Was it merely to claim dominance over our pack, or was there something more sinister at play? The questions swirled in my mind, refusing to be silenced or calm, but still I couldn't figure out the best reply to them.I pushed aside my thoughts and focused on the present moment. Daniel was sitting in the living room, his eyes scanning through a stack of documents in his arms. He looked up as I appr
Lucy POVEvery day in this house felt like a slow descent into weakness and pain. The opulent furnishings and lavish decor seemed to mock me, reminding me of all that I had lost in my old life as a Luna of a great pack. Every glance in the mirror was a painful reminder of my old life, of the person I used to be before Ash's manipulation and deceit had torn everything apart for me.As I sat on the plush couch in my spacious room, I couldn't shake off the feeling of restlessness that had been building up inside of me. What I wanted, more than anything, was to uncover Ash's true intentions towards me and my whole pack. What was her ultimate goal and vision? What did she hope to achieve by manipulating my family and the pack?But, as much as I wanted to know all of this, I was stuck in the dark. I wasn't close enough to Ash to know her true plans, and Ivy, who seemed to know more than she was letting on, wasn't forthcoming with informational that I needed to uncover the case.Ivy sat do
Lucy POV"Luna Lucy, you're pregnant." The pack doctor's words sounded so unreal, as though they were spoken from a distant dream. My chest immediately tightened, my fingers trembling as they curled into the edge of the chair. The stark clinical room suddenly felt suffocating, the air too heavy to breathe. “Pregnant?” The word rolled off my tongue, foreign and weightless. It couldn’t be real at all. It shouldn’t be real atleast, even though have been waiting for this moment like forever.“Yes,” the doctor confirmed, her voice calm but firm, as though she had uttered the words a hundred times before. “You’re pregnant, Luna.” I blinked at her, searching her expression for any sign that she was joking to me. A cruel mistake? A misdiagnosis? Surely, it wasn’t true. My heart beat wildly in my chest, hammering against my ribcage like it was trying to escape already. “Are you sure about that?” My voice wavered, my hands gripping the armrests of the chair tightly. Without hesitat
Lucy’s POVI stood frozen in a spot, the scan result still clutched in my trembling hands, yet my mind was no longer focused on it anymore . Something darker, colder, had taken hold of me at this point. The scarf lay there on the bed like a taunting shadow, its delicate fabric whispering secrets I wasn’t ready to hear. Fear twisted deep within me with just seeing this scarf. I swallowed hard and wiped at the tears threatening to spill over my cheeks. I Just couldn’t let this moment break me down, not after everything I’d endured over the years. I quickly masked my emotions, replacing the turmoil with a brittle smile, just in time to hear his voice behind me. “Lucy,” Andy called softly.I turned, forcing myself to meet his own gaze. He stood in the doorway, tall and composed as always, though there was something different in his stance this time. Something cautious and strange. “Where did you go to, Lucy?” he asked, taking a step closer to my standing position.“I’ve been l
Lucy’s POV“She’s actually pregnant for me.” Andy’s words slammed into me like a physical blow, stealing the air from my lungs. My hands trembled at my sides as I stared at him, trying to process what he’d just said. This couldn’t be real. My Andy. The man who had always reassured me, held me close when the whispers about my inability to conceive grew too loud. The man who had promised me we’d face it all together. And now, here he was, standing in front of me, confessing to fathering another woman’s child. “How can she be pregnant for you?” I asked, my voice trembling, barely concealing the fury rising up within me. Andy didn’t answer my question immediately. He crossed his arms and looked away, as though he couldn’t bear to meet my gaze. His silence felt like a slap, confirming the truth I didn’t want to believe. “Andy, answer me!” I shouted, taking a step toward him with huge anger already.He sighed heavily, running a hand through his hair. “What do you want me to say,
Lucy’s POV“Why are you blocking my path?” I snapped, my voice sharp with irritation as Ash stood in the doorway, her arms crossed like she owned the place. Instead of answering, she smiled—a smug, condescending smirk that only fueled my anger. It wasn’t just a smile; it was a challenge, daring me to do something about her blatant disrespect. “At least my question wasn’t funny,” I said coldly, taking a step forward. “Move out of my way.” Her smirk widened as though she found my frustration amusing. “Why were you poking around yesterday?” she asked, her tone casual but laced with accusation. Her words stopped me in my tracks, confusion flashing across my face. “What?” “You heard me,” she said, leaning against the doorframe. “Why were you poking into things that don’t concern you?” I stared at her, my brows furrowed. What was she talking about? “I don’t have a clue what you mean,” I said slowly, but my patience was wearing thin. “And I don’t care. Get out of my way.” Ash p
Lucy’s POVI couldn’t get the words on Ash’s phone screen out of my head. Which also plays with the man I just saw standing close to me.“The plan worked. She’s out of the way.”The meaning was clear, and the venom in her smirk when she caught me looking only confirmed it. She wanted me gone. But what plan? How deep did this go? And why the hell was Andy still entertaining her after everything she’d done? I bit back the urge to scream. The pain in my ribs was a sharp reminder that I was in no position to confront her now. But I wasn’t going to let her win. Not here, not ever. Ash lingered in the room for a moment longer, her fingers idly scrolling on her phone, pretending as if she hadn’t just dropped a bomb in my lap. Andy glanced between us, clearly uncomfortable. “Ash, maybe you should go,” he said finally, his voice tense. “Why?” she replied, feigning innocence. “I just wanted to make sure Lucy was okay. After all, I wouldn’t want the poor thing to think I don’t care.”
Lucy POVEvery day in this house felt like a slow descent into weakness and pain. The opulent furnishings and lavish decor seemed to mock me, reminding me of all that I had lost in my old life as a Luna of a great pack. Every glance in the mirror was a painful reminder of my old life, of the person I used to be before Ash's manipulation and deceit had torn everything apart for me.As I sat on the plush couch in my spacious room, I couldn't shake off the feeling of restlessness that had been building up inside of me. What I wanted, more than anything, was to uncover Ash's true intentions towards me and my whole pack. What was her ultimate goal and vision? What did she hope to achieve by manipulating my family and the pack?But, as much as I wanted to know all of this, I was stuck in the dark. I wasn't close enough to Ash to know her true plans, and Ivy, who seemed to know more than she was letting on, wasn't forthcoming with informational that I needed to uncover the case.Ivy sat do
Lucy POVAs I walked down the staircase, my mind was a whirlwind of thoughts, each one more complexed than the last one. For a moment, I forgot about the turmoil that had been brewing inside of me, the fear and uncertainty that had taken up residence in my heart. My thoughts were no longer consumed by the well-being of my unborn child, but by the enigmatic figure of Ash and her accomplice and ex mate plus father to my unborn child, Andy.Who was Ash, really? What drove her to manipulate and deceive those around her? And what was her ultimate goal? Why does she really want me out of the way? Was it merely to claim dominance over our pack, or was there something more sinister at play? The questions swirled in my mind, refusing to be silenced or calm, but still I couldn't figure out the best reply to them.I pushed aside my thoughts and focused on the present moment. Daniel was sitting in the living room, his eyes scanning through a stack of documents in his arms. He looked up as I appr
Lucy POVI slowly sat up on the bed, rubbing my eyes to clear the haze. Ivy was already sitting beside me, a bright smile on her face. "Good morning," she said, her voice cheerful and her expression too.I yawned, feeling a bit disoriented from the other day. "Morning," I replied, my voice husky from short sleep I had. I looked around the whole room, taking in the elegant decorations and the large window that let in a flood of sunlight.Ivy handed me a dress, a beautiful white garment with intricate lace details. "Here, put this on," she said, her eyes sparkling with excitement and Joy. "We have a big day ahead of us."I took the dress, feeling a bit bewildered. "What's going on?" I asked, looking at Ivy for immediate answers.She smiled, her expression mischievous. "You'll see," she said. "Just get dressed and come downstairs. Alpha Daniel is waiting for us both."I nodded, feeling a sense of what I can't explain. What did Alpha Daniel have planned for me? And why was Ivy being s
Lucy POVI sat down there looking so confused."Who was this man and what was he doing here? " I asked myself Still looking at the three who stood.Daniel words were commanding.Ivy looked at me. " Pretend dead," she's already coming.I immediately lay on the bed, my thought high in the air. Different thoughts walked into my head.Soon, I felt her presence, her breathe already hitting me, making me feel irritated and a little bit down." Hope she's dead?" She asked, while I laid down there in pretence." Just as you wanted" Daniel replied.I felt a cloth covering me already, I just couldn't react or saying anything, even though the cloth was stinking." So, what next now?" Ash asked.The took was a little bit slient for a while, no words from anyone.Ivy finally spoke up, as the brave woman in the midst of the two other men. " We take her to the mog, she's dead, we don't need her body." She said." Yes, that's true. " Daniel added." Okay then, do as you want with her dead body, am no
Lucy POV"Please, don't take my life away!" I begged, my voice cracking under the weight of my desperation. My body trembled uncontrollably as I clutched my stomach, shielding my unborn child with my hands. Daniel and the fierce-looking woman stood at the foot of the bed, their gazes locked on me. The woman’s sharp features were illuminated by the dim light, her fiery eyes scanning me like I was prey caught in her trap. My mind was spinning. I wanted to survive, to fight back if I had to. I wanted to live to see my child born. But beyond survival, I wanted revenge—a chance to make everyone who betrayed me pay for their cruelty. "Who wants to kill?" the woman asked, her voice cold and commanding. Her words sent a chill down my spine. She wasn’t asking out of concern—she wanted clarity, like a hunter deciding whether to pull the trigger. I blinked at her in confusion. A strange calmness surrounded her, but it was deceptive. She radiated danger, her confidence unnerving me more
Lucy POVThe dim light of the unfamiliar room made the shadows dance on the walls, mirroring the fear inside me. Time had become meaningless, with each passing second dragging me deeper into despair and pain. My whole pack, my home, my dignity, all of it ripped away under few days. Andy had left me for Ash, casting me aside like I was nothing to him, even though we had fight to build the pack for years. I was here, in this cold, suffocating place, stripped of my identity as Luna and burdened by the weight of my unborn child. It wasn’t just abandonment I felt; it was betrayal, it was lust, it was just hate. Lying on the thin mattress, my eyes fixated on the cracked ceiling. I barely registered the sound of footsteps approaching. Slow, deliberate, and heavy. My instincts told me to be on guard, but I was too drained to move, let alone care for myself. The door creaked open, and two figures stepped into the room. I didn’t need to look to know who they were. Daniel and Ash. Ash’
Lucy POVHis name, his look, his entire presence, it was too perfect to ignore. Doctor Daniel exuded confidence, his tall frame looming over me as he adjusted his lab coat, without his eyes trying to get to mine.His sharp jawline and piercing blue eyes gave him an aura of quiet authority, one that both comforted and unnerved me. He stood by my bedside, flipping through his notepad, scribbling notes every now and then. The silence in the room was fully suffocating, and I found myself gripping the blanket tightly, my nails digging into the fabric. I couldn't take it anymore, the slience, the tension. The longer he stayed quiet, the more my mind race with lots of question to ask."How's my baby, Doctor Daniel?" My voice cracked as I spoke up, and I immediately hated how desperate I sounded.His gaze shifted from the notepad to my pale looking face, and for a fleeting moment, his expression softened. But then, he straightened his posture, his professional mask sliding back into plac
Lucy’s POVI couldn’t get the words on Ash’s phone screen out of my head. Which also plays with the man I just saw standing close to me.“The plan worked. She’s out of the way.”The meaning was clear, and the venom in her smirk when she caught me looking only confirmed it. She wanted me gone. But what plan? How deep did this go? And why the hell was Andy still entertaining her after everything she’d done? I bit back the urge to scream. The pain in my ribs was a sharp reminder that I was in no position to confront her now. But I wasn’t going to let her win. Not here, not ever. Ash lingered in the room for a moment longer, her fingers idly scrolling on her phone, pretending as if she hadn’t just dropped a bomb in my lap. Andy glanced between us, clearly uncomfortable. “Ash, maybe you should go,” he said finally, his voice tense. “Why?” she replied, feigning innocence. “I just wanted to make sure Lucy was okay. After all, I wouldn’t want the poor thing to think I don’t care.”
Lucy’s POV“Why are you blocking my path?” I snapped, my voice sharp with irritation as Ash stood in the doorway, her arms crossed like she owned the place. Instead of answering, she smiled—a smug, condescending smirk that only fueled my anger. It wasn’t just a smile; it was a challenge, daring me to do something about her blatant disrespect. “At least my question wasn’t funny,” I said coldly, taking a step forward. “Move out of my way.” Her smirk widened as though she found my frustration amusing. “Why were you poking around yesterday?” she asked, her tone casual but laced with accusation. Her words stopped me in my tracks, confusion flashing across my face. “What?” “You heard me,” she said, leaning against the doorframe. “Why were you poking into things that don’t concern you?” I stared at her, my brows furrowed. What was she talking about? “I don’t have a clue what you mean,” I said slowly, but my patience was wearing thin. “And I don’t care. Get out of my way.” Ash p