Pregnant, Gone: His First Love

What happens when the past refuses to stay buried, threatening to shatter the present? Leila, the Luna of the Blood Oak pack, finds her world irrevocably altered by a single word: pregnant. News that should bring joy—confirmation of a healthy heir from her trusted confidante, Amanda—instead plunges her into despair. Her husband, Alpha Tarum, has made his disinterest in fatherhood painfully clear, a wound festering within their already strained marriage. This **contemporary romance** takes a sharp turn when the revelation of pregnancy throws their strained relationship into utter chaos. Leila's existence is a constant tightrope walk, balancing the expectations of her pack with the crushing weight of her husband's unyielding affection for another. Tarum remains haunted by Carmela, his first love, a woman who supposedly gave her life to save Leila. The pack echoes his sentiments, viewing Leila as an inadequate Luna, a mere substitute for the beloved Carmela. Enduring years of isolation and subtle scorn, Leila struggles to project an image of strength, all while grappling with a life-altering decision: does she inform Tarum of the pregnancy, or face this challenge alone? This **emotional family saga** explores how love can be both a saving grace and a source of profound pain. Just as Leila steels herself to face an uncertain future, fate deals a cruel blow. Carmela, the ghost that has haunted her marriage, dramatically returns. Carried into the pack's hospital by Tarum himself, her sudden reappearance sends shockwaves through the Blood Oak pack. Tarum's dormant passion reignites, his attention once again consumed by Carmela, further diminishing Leila's already precarious position. This **love triangle** just became a minefield. Now, Leila faces an impossible choice. Can she fight for a love that seems forever out of reach? Will she reveal her pregnancy and risk further rejection? Or will the return of Carmela completely obliterate any hope for happiness, forcing her to forge a new path entirely? Is she the lead character in a **complicated drama** or a pawn in someone else's game?