All Chapters of Pregnant By The Alpha: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Damien’s jaw tightened as he spoke, his gaze fixed on the path ahead. “Ryan was supposed to return with me,” he muttered, his voice edged with frustration. “The pack won’t expect this betrayal.”Raven watched him carefully, sensing the weight of his thoughts. “Will they blame you?” she asked, her tone gentle but firm.His eyes flicked to hers, a storm brewing in their depths. “As their Alpha, I bear some responsibility,” he admitted. “But Ryan’s shame is his own.” His voice hardened, as if reinforcing the statement for himself as much as for her. Then, with a quiet sigh, he reached out, his fingers pressing lightly against her shoulder—a grounding touch. “Just let me handle it, Raven. It’s not something I can explain easily.”She nodded without hesitation. “Of course. I’m here if you need me,” she said, her voice steady. “But I don’t think anyone will question your word. You’re their Alpha.”He exhaled a low breath, the corner of his lips lifting in a faint, almost tired smile. “I was

Damien stepped closer, his voice steady and resolute. “You are not cursed,” he said, his eyes locked onto hers with unwavering certainty. “But I do think your lineage is why you smell different.”Just as the words left his lips, a knock echoed through the room. His body tensed for a split second before he exhaled, forcing himself to relax. “Stay put,” he muttered, striding toward the door. He pulled it open, his expression calm now as he met the eyes of the visitor.“Yes, Miranda. What is it?” Damien asked.She was a striking woman—tall and lean, with dark auburn hair pulled into a loose braid that fell over her shoulder.“Elder Ralph wishes to speak with you. In private,” Miranda said in an even tone, dipping her head slightly.Damien scoffed lightly, unsurprised. “Of course he does.”Miranda hesitated for a beat before lowering her voice. “Do you want me to tell him I couldn’t find you?”A smirk tugged at Damien’s lips, though it didn’t quite reach his eyes. “No,” he said. “He’d jus

Raven smirked, tilting her head as she teased, “And I did well even with you trying to distract me.”Damien leaned in, his breath warm against her skin as he inhaled deeply. “I couldn't help it,” he murmured, his voice laced with hunger. “I love your scent. I’m addicted to it.”Before she could react, he turned her and gently pressed her back against the rough bark of a nearby tree. His large hands moved over her back, tracing slow, deliberate paths that sent shivers through her body. His touch was firm yet tender, as if grounding her while pulling her deeper into his world.His golden eyes darkened with something raw and possessive. “Seeing you like this, carrying our baby…” His hands moved down, brushing over the gentle swell of her stomach. “You’re stunning.”The way he said it made something inside her tighten. She barely had a moment to process before he turned her again, pulling her flush against his chest. His warmth surrounded her, his heartbeat steady and strong against her b

A heavy silence surrounded the pack as Nico’s challenge hung in the air. Wolves shifted on their feet, some glancing between him and Damien with uncertainty, others murmuring among themselves. The tension was thick, pressing down on Raven’s chest like a weight.“I’m challenging you for the title of Alpha, Damien,” Nico declared, rolling his shoulders as if preparing for a fight. His stance was broad, firm, like a wolf ready to pounce. “And I’m prepared to tear you apart to get it.”A deep growl rumbled through Damien’s chest, raw and unrestrained. His muscles tensed, his fingers flexing before curling into tight fists. He took a step forward, towering over Nico, his dominance radiating in waves.“I wouldn’t advise that if I were you, Nico,” Damien warned, his voice like the edge of a blade. His eyes darkened, his wolf lurking just beneath the surface, ready to be unleashed.But Raven sensed it—the shift in the pack. A slow ripple of hesitation, a crack in their loyalty. Insubordinatio

Raven followed Damien through the dense forest, their steps muffled by the soft earth beneath them. The tension from their kiss still lingered between them, thick and heavy, but Damien’s grip on her hand had been steady and grounding. They walked in silence for a few more minutes until the trees thinned out, revealing a rocky hillside covered in thick underbrush.Damien stopped in front of what appeared to be a dead end, then reached down, shoving aside a cluster of vines. Beneath them, a dark opening yawned—a tunnel, its entrance barely visible in the shadows of the terrain.“This,” Damien said, his voice low and serious, “is your way out if you ever need it.”Raven looked at the tunnel, then back at him, her pulse quickening. “A secret exit?”He nodded. “No one knows about it but me… and now you.”The weight of his words settled over her. He was trusting her with something important, something that could mean the difference between survival and capture if things ever went wrong.Sh