Chapter 1 Pregnancy

The moon climbed up the treetops, shining through the cracks and illuminating the room. 　　It was on such a night that Sarina saw the true form of Eden. His deep blue pupils suddenly contracted, and dark green marks quietly covered them, gleaming with a cold light in the pitch-black night. 　　 　　"Scared?" Eden smirked, his mouth curled up in a sneer. 　　 　　His fluffy gray tail drooped down, contrasting with his tall and muscular figure. 　　 　　Sarina recoiled slightly, stubbornly lifting her head. "Not scared." 　　 　　Eden's eyes dimmed for a moment as he leaned down, his tail curling around Sarina's slender waist. 　　 　　That night, Sarina was like prey, consumed by Eden. 　　 　　The next morning, Sarina's fair skin was covered with ambiguous marks, and there were bite marks on her neck. 　　 　　A few blushes flashed across her face involuntarily, remembering the wonderful night. Her hand unconsciously rested on her abdomen. 　　 　　Sarina lightly tugged at the corner of her mouth and drove to the hospital. 　　 　　Sure enough, as she suspected, she was pregnant. She had been experiencing morning sickness for a few days, but she hadn't paid much attention to it. 　　 　　Sarina looked at the report, lost in thought. 　　 　　The child of a werewolf and a human... it was hard to imagine. 　　 　　"Miss, are you okay?" 　　 　　The doctor's call brought Sarina back to reality, feeling a bit embarrassed. "Sorry, could you please repeat that?" 　　 　　The doctor sighed, his gaze falling on the marks on Sarina's neck. He asked with suspicion, "Miss, was your neck bitten by your cat at home?" 　　 　　The marks didn't look like they were made by a human. 　　 　　Hearing the doctor's description, Sarina felt a sense of relief. She covered her mouth and smiled, "Yes, it was my cat at home." 　　 　　And it was a very big cat. 　　 　　The doctor shook his head and gave some instructions, "If the pet hasn't been vaccinated, the owner should be more careful." 　　 　　Sarina thanked him briefly and left the hospital. 　　 　　A pet? Compared to Eden, she felt more like a pet. 　　 　　She picked up her phone, but before she could dial, Eden's call came in. 　　 　　The smile on Sarina's lips deepened. "Hello, Eden. I have some news to tell you." 　　 　　She wondered how Eden would react to this news. 　　 　　Inside the bar, amid the colorful lights, men's shirt collars were casually pulled open, revealing exquisite collarbones. The whole body exuded an invisible pressure and irresistible charm. 　　 　　The phone was instantly answered, and the surrounding men and women all exchanged glances, suppressing their laughter. 　　 　　"Sarina, I'm at the bar. Can you bring some food over?" 　　 　　"Okay, but..." 　　 　　Before Sarina could speak, the man hung up directly. 　　 　　Hearing the beeping sound from the phone, she fell into thought. Wasn't it strange to ask her to bring food to the bar? But the way Eden quickly hung up made Sarina's eyes misty. 　　 　　What she didn't know was that in the bar, the moment Eden hung up the phone, there was an outburst of laughter, and several men praised him. 　　 　　"Eden, you've raised this prey well. Not only obedient but also no temper." 　　 　　"Exactly, that's our Eden." 　　 　　In the crowd, a woman in a red halter dress naturally sat next to Eden, her eyes teasing. "Eden, by doing this, aren't you being a bit mean to her?" 　　 　　She said so, but her body leaned against Eden's arm, exuding a fatal attraction. 　　 　　The crowd immediately became restless, and several people joked. 　　 　　"Silvia, don't you understand Eden's intentions? That Sarina means nothing to him." 　　 　　"I think you two look like a couple. Indeed, Eden's true love is Silvia." 　　 　　Silvia's red lips curled up, her arm lightly wrapped around Eden's neck. Her voice was extremely seductive, "How about it? Is what they said true?" 　　 　　The two looked at each other, and the atmosphere at that moment became ambiguous. 　　 　　Meanwhile, Sarina, following Eden's address, stood at the entrance of the bar. Before she could go in, she was met by several women dressed provocatively. 　　 　　They exuded a strong smell of alcohol, and their steps were a bit unsteady. 　　 　　Sarina took a few glances, automatically stepped back, and quickly sent a message to Eden. 　　 　　"Eden, I'm here. Can you come out to pick me up? They won't let me in." 　　 　　He replied quickly, "Then just leave. I'm not hungry anymore." 　　 　　A hint of disappointment flashed across Sarina's face, but her emotions were interrupted by the two women. 　　 　　One of them deliberately pushed Sarina, who didn't react in time and almost fell down. She quickly grabbed the railing next to her to barely steady herself. 　　 　　Protecting her abdomen, Sarina took a few steps back, alertly asking, "What do you want?" 　　 　　The woman shrugged, looking disdainfully at Sarina, "You're Sarina, right? Eden's new pet." 　　 　　Sarina didn't speak, which was tacit consent. 　　 　　She found it strange that she had never seen these two people before. Why would they know about her relationship with Eden? 　　 　　The woman sneered, her eyes filled with mockery. "Look at you. Do you really expect Eden to come and save you? Forget it, he's with Silvia now! You mean nothing to him." 　　 　　The person next to her hurriedly agreed, "Yeah, food should know its place. Who would develop feelings for something to eat?" 　　 　　Silvia's name echoed in Sarina's mind, and things she didn't want to remember came flooding back. 　　 　　The eyes of the two suddenly turned green, and Sarina exclaimed in surprise, quickly fleeing the scene. 　　 　　Although she didn't understand werewolves, she knew enough about Eden. If he got angry, he wouldn't show mercy. 　　 　　She almost ran home, and on the way, she was scratched by some wires, and blood gradually flowed out. 　　 　　Not only her body but also her heart felt uncomfortable. 　　 　　When Eden came back, the servants in the house were treating Sarina's wounds with alcohol. The moment alcohol touched her wounds, Sarina cried out in pain. 　　 　　Seeing the wounds on Sarina's body, the pressure around Eden instantly lowered, and he said with a hint of anger in his voice, "Who did this?" 　　 　　Sarina glanced at him, her emotions surging, but she didn't speak. 　　 　　In the end, it was the servant who explained, "Miss Sarina accidentally scratched herself." 　　 　　Eden stood there, staring at her for a long time, and suddenly said, "Really stupid." 　　 　　His tone was cold and icy, his eyes indifferent as if he were looking at a stranger. 　　 　　Sarina's heart was pierced by pain in an instant, her mouth open but not knowing what to say. 　　 　　Eden dismissed the servant and grabbed Sarina's arm, extending his tongue to lick her wounds. The bleeding stopped instantly. 　　 　　His eyes also gradually turned green, and he turned around and left, saying, "Take care of your wounds and come up later."