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She lifted her chin, her gaze unwavering as she continued, “The naive girl from years ago is long dead.”

The group fell silent again, absorbing the raw truth in Lora’s words. Azriel, standing at her side, gave her a look of admiration and love. He knew how much those words meant to her, how much she had risen from the ashes of her past to become the powerful Luna Storm she was today.

Markus, having witnessed the exchange, stepped forward and clapped Azriel on the back. “The Moon Goddess really blessed you, my friend,” he said, his voice filled with respect. “Lora is no ordinary Luna.”

Azriel nodded, his chest swelling with pride. “She’s more than that,” he replied, his voice low but full of reverence. “She’s my everything.”

As the crowd around them slowly began to shift back into the flow of the party, Lora looked up at Azriel, a small smile tugging at her lips. They had survived so much: wars, betrayals, even death itself, and yet here they were, standing stronger than ever. The bond between them, the love and respect, had only deepened, and Lora knew that no matter what came their way, they would face it together.

The night might have been stained with blood and tragedy, but for Lora, it had also been a testament to her rebirth. She was no longer the abandoned girl of her past, she was Luna Storm, and she would never be underestimated again.

Just as the tension from Lora’s encounter with her estranged pack began to ease, it seemed the night had yet another surprise in store. A sudden, sharp groan of pain shattered the calm atmosphere, drawing their attention. Kaia’s face contorted in discomfort as she doubled over, clutching her abdomen. Her knees threatened to give out, and she would have fallen if it weren’t for Markus, who was instantly at her side, supporting her.

The atmosphere thickened as Markus felt a surge of panic through their mate bond. His heart raced, and

he turned to Kaia with wide, alarmed eyes. “Kaia? What’s happening?” he asked, his voice tight with

concern. The shock was palpable in the way he gripped her arms, his usually composed demeanor

unraveling.

Kaia, teeth clenched as another wave of pain coursed through her, managed to gasp out, “I…I think the

time has come…to meet your son.”

Markus froze for a moment, his mind trying to catch up to her words. “What?!” he exclaimed, his voice a mix of shock and disbelief. His gaze flickered to Kaia’s swollen belly, which had only moments ago seemed a symbol of the future, and now was about to deliver that future sooner than expected. “But it’s

too early!”

Kaia groaned again, her hands gripping Markus’ arms for support as another contraction hit. “Tell that…to him,” she managed to say through gritted teeth, a grim but determined smile tugging at her lips despite the pain. “He’s not waiting any longer.”

Lora and Azriel rushed forward, their faces reflecting the urgency of the situation. Lora’s recent brush with

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the clinic.

The crowd in the ballroom stood in stunned silence for a moment, absorbing the sudden change in

events. Conversations that had once been filled with admiration for Lora’s miraculous recovery now

shifted to murmurs about the royal couple’s impending parenthood. The dramatic events of the night had taken a sharp turn once again, leaving everyone in awe of the sheer unpredictability of the evening.

Lora, watching the doors close behind Markus and Kaia, turned to Azriel with a soft sigh. “Well,” she said with a wry smile, “it seems tonight is full of surprises.”

Azriel chuckled softly, his eyes shining with love and amusement as he looked at his mate. “I don’t think there’s ever going to be a dull night when it comes to us.”

Lora’s smile grew wider as she leaned into him. “No,” she agreed, “probably not.”

The two stood there for a moment, savoring the brief calm that had settled after such a whirlwind of emotions. It was a night that none of them would forget, marked by both tragedy and triumph, by death

and the imminent birth of a new life.

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