Carrying My Daughter without My Mate — Novel

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In a world where loyalty is sacred, one woman finds herself shattered by betrayal. As Delta warrior and Luna, she has always put the needs of her pack first. But when she uncovers a hidden life behind her mate's charming facade, everything she thought she knew comes crashing down. Jaxon Blackthorn, the man she trusted with her heart, has been leading a double life, and the secrets he keeps threaten to unravel their bond forever.

With a child growing inside her and a heart heavy with grief, she must navigate the storm of emotions that swirl around her. How can she confront the man who’s turned her world upside down? As she gathers evidence of his deceit, the stakes rise higher. Will she confront him and reclaim her power, or will she continue to play the role of the dutiful Luna while her heart breaks in silence?

In a tense web of love, loss, and betrayal, she must decide whether to fight for the family she envisioned or forge a new path for herself and her daughter. Can a broken heart find the strength to heal, or is the price of truth too high to pay?

Carrying My Daughter without My MateChapter 1 - The Betrayal

I sat in my chair, skimming through the latest reports from the pack healers. Each file detailed the medical history of our newest elite warriors. As a Delta warrior, it was my responsibility to monitor our fighters closely. Their identities, lineage, routines, and, most importantly, their health conditions were recorded meticulously to ensure nothing slipped through the cracks.

Closing the folders, I leaned back, massaging my temples as the day’s exhaustion settled over me. A minute later, I stood, craving a glass of water, when my phone chimed with a notification.

Before checking it, my mind drifted to the healer council meeting earlier that morning. The meeting had been intense. Seated around the long, polished table in the healer council room, we had discussed our warriors’ medical needs and the troubling signs we’d observed lately. The head healer, an elder named Kitara, had spoken first.

“We’re seeing more cases of fatigue and stress injuries in our warriors than ever before,” she had said, her voice weighted with concern. “We need to consider restructuring training or giving more downtime between sessions.”