Luna on The Run: Pregnant with The Alpha's Triplets

I only wanted one night.

One night to follow my heart. One night to put the life burdens aside. One night to feel like I mattered.

One night with the Alpha heir who would never look twice at a low-ranking nobody like me—if he knew who I really was.

I gave him a fake name.

He gave me a not-looking-promising promise.

Then morning came, we departed, back to our own tracks.

Three years later, I walked into a corporate interview... and came face-to-face with the father of my cubs.

He didn’t recognize me.

But his scent hadn’t changed. Neither had those golden eyes.

I should tell him the truth.

That I had three sweet cubs – all his.

But how do you explain to the most powerful Alpha in the region that you’d been hiding his triplets...?

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"Come on, Charlotte! This is your chance to actually have some fun for once." Lexi's eyes sparkled with mischief as she tugged at my arm, pulling me through the dense forest that surrounded the Blood Moon Pack territory. The setting sun cast long shadows between the trees, and my heart hammered against my ribs.

"I don't think this is a good idea," I whispered, glancing nervously over my shoulder. "This celebration is for Alphas and Betas only. If we're caught—"

"We won't get caught," Lexi insisted, her confidence unwavering. "I've been watching the security patterns for weeks. Trust me, they're all too busy preparing for the solstice feast to notice a couple of low-ranking wolves slipping in."

That was easy for her to say. Lexi had always been the daring one, while I preferred to keep my head down and avoid trouble. In a world where your rank determined everything, being a low-ranking wolf meant staying invisible was often the safest choice.

"Besides," she continued, lowering her voice to a conspiratorial whisper, "don't you want to see what they're all like when they think no one's watching? All those powerful Alphas letting loose..." She wiggled her eyebrows suggestively.

I rolled my eyes but couldn't help the small smile that tugged at my lips. It had been months since I'd done anything remotely exciting. Between working extra shifts at the pack's supply store and helping my elderly neighbor with her garden, my life had fallen into a predictable, if boring, routine.

"Fine," I relented. "But if we get caught, I'm blaming you entirely."

Lexi's answering grin was triumphant. "That's my girl! Now come on, we need to change."

She pulled a small bag from behind a tree and handed me a simple but elegant dress in midnight blue. I changed quickly, the soft fabric cool against my skin. Lexi looked stunning in her emerald green dress that complemented her fiery red hair.

"How do I look?" I asked nervously, smoothing down the unfamiliar fabric.

"Like you absolutely belong there," she assured me, adjusting a strand of my brown hair. "Just keep your chin up and act like you own the place. That's what