Negef Writes

"I can't deal with your games anymore. Tell me the truth about Caroline," I asked.
To my surprise, Aiden's reaction was nothing like I expected. His face contorted with a cold, bitter laugh. 
"Oh, please. You think you're worth my time? You're just a nobody, and I'm not going to make our thing public. You're just a convenient little toy for me to use,"
I took a deep breath, mustering all the strength I had left, and decided to play it cool. I needed to catch him off guard and show him that I was not going to be just another pawn in his twisted games.
"Is that how you see me, Aiden? Just a damn toy? Well, I've had enough of your games,"
Aiden looked taken aback, clearly not expecting this reaction from me. I could see the anger and frustration in his eyes, but I refused to back down.
"I reject you as my mate, Aiden," I continued, my voice firm and resolute.

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In a world of werewolves and secrets, Leah conceals her pregnancy from everyone, even her mate, the popular and handsome Aiden. 
When she discovers her true mate is Ian, the heir to the powerful Silver Pack, their lives entwine in unexpected ways. 
Aiden's betrayal, Clara's support, and a three-year absence shape Leah's strength as a single mother.
As Ian reenters her life, can he prove himself worthy of her love, and will their bond survive the challenges of pack politics and lingering secrets?

The Alpha's Pregnant Mate

　　As I entered my next class, I took a deep breath and tried to focus on the lesson. But my mind kept wandering back to Leah and how much she had been hurt by her mate.


　　I couldn't help but feel a deep sense of anger and protectiveness towards Leah. She was such a sweet and kind person, and she didn't deserve to be treated the way she had been. I wanted to make sure that she was never hurt like that again.


　　As the day went on, I kept thinking about her and how I wished she was with me.


　　"Hey, men! Are you okay?" He asked.


　　"Don't tell me you're still thinking about that girl you took to the welcome party," He said.


　　"You don't understand men, I can't get her off my mind," I said.


　　Pete rolled his eyes. "Dude you've gotta let her go. She has left our school for good. So just forget about her and move on," He said.


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