After My Miscarriage, I Sent the Fetal Specimen to His Mistress's Baby Shower — Novel

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When tragedy strikes, the threads of love and betrayal intertwine in the most unexpected ways. After a devastating miscarriage, a woman finds herself grappling with grief, anger, and an unshakeable feeling of betrayal. The last thing she expected was to confront her partner’s infidelity during a baby shower—especially one meant for his mistress, who is blissfully unaware of the storm brewing just beneath the surface.

As she navigates her heartbreak, she must decide how far she’s willing to go to reclaim her sense of power and identity. Can she confront the woman who embodies everything she feels she has lost? Or will the weight of her sorrow and anger consume her? Each choice she makes brings her closer to a crossroads where she must confront not only her partner but also herself.

In a world where love can turn to ashes, and secrets linger in the shadows, will she rise from the rubble or be buried beneath it? Dive into a tale of passion, betrayal, and the quest for closure that will leave you questioning the true meaning of loyalty and love.

After My Miscarriage, I Sent the Fetal Specimen to His Mistress's Baby ShowerChapter 1

I was four months into carrying my pup when my mate, Theron Ironmaw, brought another woman into our den. She was seven months along.

"Sera, Corvina Thornveil was Fenris Greyfang's mate. He just passed during the rogue attack and left her and the pup with nothing. I couldn't turn my back on them. Don't worry, it's only temporary. Once she finds a pack willing to take her in, she'll move on."

I was too soft-hearted to say no. I never imagined "temporary" would stretch into two months.

At first, I didn't think much of it. Not until the night I rose from bed, restless with the ache in my lower back that came with carrying, and stumbled onto a scene that stopped me cold.

My mate. And his dead blood-brother's woman. Together by the window, where moonlight pooled across the floor like spilled silver.

Every drop of blood in my body turned to ice.

My wolf went utterly still inside me. Not a sound. Not a whimper. Just a silence so absolute it felt like something had died in the space between one heartbeat and the next.