All Chapters of Pregnant By The Alpha: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Raven barely had time to catch her breath before Sage’s sharp gaze fell on her hand."That ring…" Sage murmured, eyes narrowing. "It looks exactly like the one our leader described—the one said to be blessed by the Moon Goddess."Raven had gotten the ring back since she moved in with the rogue wolves.She curled her fingers instinctively, schooling her features into indifference. "It’s just a ring," she said, voice steady despite the fire burning through her body from their relentless torture.Sage’s lips twisted into a knowing smirk. "Liar." She stepped closer, the air around her thick with tension. "I can feel its power radiating from here. You think you can fool me?"Before Raven could react, Cedric lunged forward, his large, calloused hand wrapping around her wrist as he reached for the ring. His fingers barely grazed the metal when a brilliant surge of energy exploded from it."Ahh!" Cedric howled in pain, yanking his hand back as if he’d been burned. He stumbled away, clutching

Relief crashed over Raven like a tidal wave, making her legs weak. Cora was safe. Jasper was with her. Miranda had them hidden. They were okay. She exhaled a shaky breath, pressing a hand to her chest as her heart pounded.“I need to go to her.” The words left her mouth before she could think. She turned to Damien, her mind already racing with the fastest route to Cora’s location.But before she could take a step, Dominic’s voice cut through her desperation. “Raven, think. We need to regroup first.”She whipped around, her eyes blazing. “Regroup? My daughter is out there! She needs me!”Dominic’s expression was grim. “And where exactly do you plan on taking her?” He gestured around them. “Our camp is gone. Burned to the ground. No shelter, no supplies, no food. If we bring them here, we’re putting them in more danger.”Raven’s breath hitched. She knew he was right, but every instinct in her body screamed at her to run, to hold her daughter, to make sure with her own eyes that Cora was

Raven and Damien stepped back to the rogues. The air buzzed with tense anticipation, bodies rigid, eyes gleaming with the promise of a fight. One of the wolves tossed Damien a shirt, and he caught it effortlessly, slipping it over his head as Raven surveyed the group.“Alright,” she said, her voice steady and commanding. “Damien and I will take the same group of wolves through the secret passage. The rest of you…” she turned toward the other half of the pack “...swim across the lake and sneak in through Boris’s back door.”Damien’s gaze swept over them, his tone firm as he added, “Try to knock out Boris’s wolves instead of killing them. If we show restraint, we have a better chance of getting them on our side.”A few wolves grumbled at the thought, but the logic was sound. Winning the pack over meant cutting the head off the snake, not slaughtering potential allies.Raven smirked, rolling her shoulders as if shaking off the weight of the impending battle. “Now,” she said, her voice la

Boris doubled over in pain as the rejection of his pack seared through him like a burning brand, his body convulsing under the weight of his lost connection. He let out a strangled snarl, but before he could recover, Andre and the rest of the wolves lunged at him. Their growls echoed through the courtyard as they slammed him onto the hard ground, pinning him beneath their collective strength."You're finished," Andre growled, his breath hot with rage. The others pressed down harder, ensuring Boris had no room to fight back.Silver chains were wrapped around Boris’s wrists and ankles, burning his flesh on contact. He thrashed, his skin sizzling where the metal touched, but he was too weak to fight against it. His furious, pain-filled eyes scanned the faces around him, his own pack standing against him.Andre’s voice cut through the tense air. "We’re finally free of you." He glanced at the gathered wolves. "You were never an alpha. You were a tyrant."Boris spat onto the ground, his lip

A heavy silence settled over the clearing.Cora stood frozen, her hands trembling as she tried again, but Jasper remained invisible. His voice was the only proof he was still there.Raven exhaled, stepping forward. “Cora, breathe.”“I am breathing!” she panicked. “I don’t know what I did wrong—I just wanted to make him invisible for a second, not forever!”Damien placed a steadying hand on Cora’s shoulder. “It’s alright. We’ll figure this out.”Jasper groaned from the void. “Yeah, preferably before dinner? I’d really like to see my food.”Cora squeezed her eyes shut, frustration etched across her face. “I’m sorry, Jasper. I—I don’t know how to fix it.”Raven knelt in front of her daughter, her voice calm but firm. “Listen to me. You can fix this. Your powers come from inside you. Just like before, you have to guide them, not force them. Focus on what you want—to bring him back.”Cora took a deep breath. The energy around her shifted, swirling like an unseen force. She clenched her fis