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"At 18, Still a Virgin, the Rejected Omega Was Forced to Marry a King 30 Years Older Than Her — What He Whispered on Their Wedding Night Changed Everything" / Chapter 10 / 15

Chapter 10 - A New Dawn

The grand hall was filled with music, laughter, and light.

Delegates from every corner of the realm had gathered to celebrate the official coronation of the Eclipse Queen and the signing of the Great Concord—a law that abolished the mistreatment of Omegas and guaranteed protection for all secondary genders across the lands.

My former village elders were present, sitting quietly at the back of the hall, their heads bowed in shame as they watched the girl they had rejected sit on the highest throne in the world. I didn't seek revenge against them; their punishment was having to witness my rise while knowing they had lost everything due to their own cruelty and greed.

As the night wore on, Walter led me away from the noise of the feast, out into the quiet royal gardens beneath a sky filled with brilliant, twinkling stars.

We walked hand in hand along the marble pathways until we reached the central fountain, where the water reflected the soft moonlight.

"There is one more thing I need to tell you," I said, stopping and looking up at him.

Walter paused, his dark eyebrows raising in curiosity. "What is it, my Queen?"

I took his hand and gently placed it over my stomach.

A soft, golden pulse of light vibrated between my skin and his broad palm—a tiny, warm heartbeat fluttering alongside my own.

Walter froze. His breath hitched in his throat, his eyes wide with utter shock and overwhelming joy.

"Is... is this...?" he stammered, the mighty war-king suddenly reduced to speechless wonder.

"An heir," I whispered, tears of happiness glistening in my eyes. "A child born of the Sun, the Moon, and the strongest King in the world."

Walter dropped to his knees once more, but this time he wrapped his arms around my waist, pressing his face against my stomach as tears spilled freely down his cheeks—tears that washed away years of grief, loss, and solitude.

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He stood up, gathering me into a powerful, sweeping embrace, lifting me off my feet as his lips met mine in a passionate, deep kiss beneath the starlight.

The girl who had been rejected, humiliated, and cast away had found her home, her power, and a love that would echo through the ages.

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