The Alpha’s Fated Outcast: Rise Of The Moonsinger

Chapter 316 316: Unexpected News

Lyla

I came awake groaning with pain. Every muscle in my body ached, and a sharp, stabbing sensation radiated from my chest. Instinctively, I tried to sit up.

Strong hands immediately clamped down on my shoulders, urging me back onto the bed. "Lie still, Lyla. You'll tear the stitches."

I blinked, trying to focus on the face hovering over me. It wasn't Nanny, but her friend, the Wise Woman. "Terra?"

She nodded, adjusting something on the IV drip attached to my arm. "You've been unconscious for two days."

"Two days?" I tried to sit up again. "I need to go help them fight!"

Terra shook her head firmly. "No. The fight is over. The Ferals all retreated after you fell."

The memories of the fight flooded back—the battle, the strange encounter with Nymeris, the blue flames erupting from my hands, and then... Cassidy and her blade piercing through my chest.

At that moment, I felt agitated. I sat up despite Terra's protests and reached for the IV in my hand, intent on pulling it out. "I need to find Nathan and that snake, Cassidy. She attacked me. She's working with him."

"You need to forget about all that, at least for now," Terra said with a gentle but firm tone "Besides, you cannot leave this room. Your mother locked the door from outside to make sure you rest properly."

"Bullshit," I muttered, swinging my legs over the side of the bed. I pushed Terra aside and tried to stand.

The moment my feet hit the floor, the room spun violently. My vision swam, colours blurring together as vertigo hit me. I collapsed back onto the bed with a heavy thump, clutching my head and groaning.

"What was that?" I gasped when the spinning finally slowed.

It would cause instant death in someone beyond salvage, but for you, not even a scratch. You're only suffering from the side effects. That's why you need to

room gradually stopped spinning, another memory flitted into my mind—the white

back. When I

me a contemplative stare before looking away, busying herself with

don't believe me?" I pressed. "I know I sound crazy, but she came. She was the one who told me

"That would explain why your wolf suddenly came back

my stitches. "Nymeris and I share a very

me then, a strange smile playing on

"What do you mean?"

came for your baby." Terra's eyes dropped to my stomach. "You're

certain

practice with your mom," Terra replied calmly. "Trust

back. Six weeks would put it right around the time Ramsey and I reunited after the saga of me

Nathan at Blue Ridge, aside from that, we've been actively intimate. But still, it couldn't be. I wasn't expecting a baby. I've never thought

never got pregnant, so I assumed that I couldn't. Additionally, a book in

have offspring. I've never read that any of them had " I argued. "It's documented

died young, and because they never had the time to be with their mates," Terra

met?" I interrupted Terra. "She asked me about my mate. She said every Moonsinger must have a mate because they play a vital role. There

emphasised. "Not completely. You're saying all of

Moonsingers, their children would become the next Moonsingers rather than getting randomly selected by the Moon

my stomach, trying to sense any change, any presence. There was nothing unusual, no sudden connection: just my own

was exactly what your mother said when she found out she was pregnant. She didn't think Sigmas could fall pregnant," Terra said, rolling her eyes. "Every woman is

heard of a pregnant Moonsinger, though," I

deep breaths and relax? I know the news is overwhelming, but take a moment to reflect on everything