The Pregnant Luna Mated to Ex’s Best Friend (Aria) novel Chapter 179

Chapter 179: The Truth Revealed

Chapter 179: The Truth Revealed

(Aria’s POV)

After Dominic left the hospital room, I remained sitting in my bed, staring at the closed door. The silence felt deafening after all the chaos of the past few hours.

My mind kept racing with possibilities. What good news could there possibly be in this mess? Lily Lewis was an imposter, the real Lewis daughter was missing, and somehow Alexander was involved in this twisted

scheme.

A ridiculous thought suddenly crossed my mind, making my pregnant wolf stir uneasily within me. Could Dominic possibly think that I was the real Lewis family daughter?

I immediately shook my head, dismissing the idea as completely far–fetched. “That’s impossible,” I whispered to myself, my hand instinctively moving to my belly.

But then I remembered Dominic’s persistent insistence that my brother James and I weren’t truly siblings. His Alpha instincts had been telling him something was wrong with our family dynamics for weeks now.

The DNA test results that had been tampered with by Alexander’s bribed hospital staff. The way James reacted so violently to hearing my name, insisting he didn’t have a sister.

My head began to spin with all these interconnected pieces. Could there really be some connection between me and the Lewis family?

I felt dizzy, my wolf whimpering anxiously within me as the implications started to sink in. The room seemed to tilt slightly, and I had to grip the hospital bed rails to steady myself.

“No,” I said aloud, my voice trembling slightly. “My parents loved me. They were my real parents.”

But even as I spoke the words, doubt crept into my heart. Emily and her husband had always treated me well, but there had been subtle differences in how they interacted with James versus me.

Lost in my swirling thoughts, I barely noticed when several hours had passed. The hospital corridor outside

had grown quiet, the usual bustle of medical staff reduced to occasional footsteps.

The sound of the door opening made me look up. Dominic entered, his powerful Alpha presence i filling the room with that familiar cedar scent that always calmed my wolf.

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His silver–gray eyes met mine, and I could see something different in his expression. There was a mixture of satisfaction and anticipation that made my heart race.

“How did it go?” I asked, though I wasn’t sure I was ready for the answer.

“The woman talked,” Dominic said, his voice carrying that confident Alpha authority. “Eventually.”

He moved closer to my bed, his movements measured and purposeful. “You were right to be concerned about Alexander’s involvement.”

My wolf bristled with unease. “What do you mean? How is Alexander connected to this?”

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“He orchestrated the entire scheme,” Dominic explained, his jaw tightening with anger. “He paid the imposter to infiltrate the Lewis family, knowing it would create chaos and distract from his own problems.

I stared at him in shock. “That’s… that’s unbelievable. Why would he do something so cruel?”

“Because he’s desperate,” Dominic replied, his silver–gray eyes flashing with disgust. “The Storm Pack’s business empire is crumbling, and he needs distractions from his failures.”

But then his expression softened slightly, and he reached out to take my hand. “However, there’s something

else. Something much more important.”

The way he said it made my pregnant wolf whimper with both anticipation and fear. “What is it?”

“Aria,” he said gently, his powerful hands squeezing mine reassuringly. “I think you might be the real Lewis family daughter.”

The words hit me like a physical blow. My breath caught in my throat, and I felt the world spinning around

1. me.

“That’s impossible,” I whispered, though my voice lacked conviction.

“I’ve already arranged for a DNA test,” Dominic continued, his Alpha certainty evident in every word. “Samples

from both you and Dr. Nathan Lewis have been sent to the laboratory.”

My heart pounded so hard I thought it might burst from my chest. “How long until we know?”

“Eight hours,” he replied, glancing at his watch. “The results should be ready around seven or eight in the

morning.”

I stared at him, unable to process what he was telling me. “But my parents… Emily and her husband… they

loved me. They raised me.”

“I know,” Dominic said softly, his thumb stroking across my knuckles. “But that doesn’t mean they were your

biological parents.”

The implications were staggering. If I was really the Lewis family’s missing daughter, then everything!

thought I knew about my identity was a lie.

“What about James?” I asked weakly. “If I’m not his sister, then why did he always protect me?”

“Maybe because Emily asked him to,” Dominic suggested. “Maybe because he knew the truth and felt

responsible for keeping you safe.”

My wolf whimpered with confusion and distress. The foundations of my entire life felt like they were

crumbling beneath me.

“I need to think,” I said, my voice barely above a whisper.

“Of course,” Dominic replied, his protective instincts evident in his gentle tone. “Rest now. We’ll know the truth

soon enough.”

Sleep proved impossible. My mind raced with thoughts of my childhood, my parents, my brother, Alexander, and Dominic. Every memory felt suspect now, viewed through the lens of this potential revelation.

I replayed the past twenty–something years, searching for clues I might have missed. The way Emily Sometimes looked at me with such profound sadness. The way James seemed to carry some heavy burden.

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whenever he looked at me.

Mrs. Caroline Lewis’s episodes where she mistook me for her lost daughter. The way she had called me

“Nannan” with such heartbreaking hope in her voice.

Could it all be connected? Could I really be the daughter the Lewis family had been searching for all these

years?

My pregnant wolf tossed and turned restlessly within me, sensing my emotional turmoil. The pup seemed to respond to my distress, making me feel slightly nauseous.

Eventually, as dawn approached, exhaustion finally overcame anxiety. I managed to drift off to sleep, though my dreams were filled with fragmented memories and faces I wasn’t sure I recognized

The next morning, I woke to find Dominic already sitting by my bed, his silver–gray eyes watching me with knowing amusement.

“Couldn’t sleep?” he asked, his voice carrying that familiar teasing tone.

“I slept fine,” I lied, though my voice didn’t sound convincing even to myself.

His knowing smile widened. “Of course you did. That’s why you have dark circles under your eyes.”

I turned away, embarrassed by how easily he could read me. “I just had a lot on my mind.”

“Understandable,” he said, his tone becoming more gentle. “Are you hungry? I brought some catmeal porridge. It’s supposed to be good for pregnant she–wolves.”

Before I could respond, the door burst open with explosive force. Dr. Nathan Lewis rushed in, his face flushed with excitement and his brown eyes bright with joy.

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