pte

My sister, pregnant... carrying Mack's baby? It seemed too good to be

the truth deep inside.

eaving me breathless. What possible reasons could have led th

ay back to my room, feeling my heart beating rapidly in my chest. My mind was filled with swirling questions, each one more p

ere closing in on me. Tears clouded my sight, yet I resisted the urge to weep. Not at thi

ct that we decided to ha

nger without being addressed. I had to face him, despite the pain it caused. I felt my heart poundi

ck sat at his desk, surrounded by older individuals, talking about topics I presumed t

voice showing a blend of puzzlem

y heart racing in my chest. "We mu

. "Maybe we should allow the Alph

turing for them to remain

ong it takes," I snapped angrily, my voice shaking. I inadvert

ver his face. However, he regained his composure swiftly, s

m, my voice getting louder. "Mack, she's

his hands raised in a calming manner. "Pay

r several weeks." You will not label me, will not designate me as your Luna. And

ret. However, he let out a sigh while running his hand through his hair. "I am

oke with a heavy dose of sarcasm in my voice. "Do you honestly believe

ispered, his voice quiet. "Ophelia and I

e growing within me. Mack, she is pregnant with your

. I'm attempting to defend the group. This event involving Ophelia i

it make?" Do I have to simply acknowledge and agree to th

a, I love you.'" I want to be with you,

ved a step away. "How can I tru

s provided a suf

ng at the mouse w

Ophelia's living space. I banged on her doo

sister with an inscrutable expression on

ersation." My tone w

. After entering, I spun around to confront her, feeling my

pression was calm, unnervingly calm. "I

elieve what I was hearing. "You're expectin

. The offspring of the Alpha and a skilled witch would enhance the

u even listening to what you're saying?" What

oncern you, Azalea. It was never the case. We are at the forefr

ing them drop. I had faith in you. The two o

eld no regret. "I apologize for you

ades, piercing deep within me. I had n

w, gazing into the darkness. All that I was fami

ia's chilliness. The passing of

nger remain i

d to