I Bore His Heirs, Then I Vanished

I Bore His Heirs, Then I Vanished — A werewolf's fated mate is forced to bear heirs for the infertile Luna, then vanishes after losing both children.

The protagonist is recognized by Alpha Lucian's wolf as his true mate, yet pack law reduces her to a vessel for Luna Seraphina, who was rendered barren by a silver-blade wound during the rogue wars. She carries and delivers two children — a son three years prior and a recent daughter — only to have each infant taken immediately after birth. Lucian personally handed the boy to Seraphina with a warning to accept her role, while healers stole the girl before the cord was cut. After years of silent vigil at the Luna's gates, she is banned from even hearing her son's laughter. Having learned that begging changes nothing, she disappears after the second loss.

Quick answers

Why does the protagonist bear children for another woman?

Luna Seraphina cannot carry children due to a silver-blade war wound, so the pack compels the fated mate to serve as surrogate.

What happens to the children after birth?

Both the son and daughter are taken immediately — Lucian gives the boy to Seraphina, and healers remove the girl before the protagonist can hold her.

Recommended for

Viewers who want a dark werewolf romance centered on reproductive exploitation and a mate's quiet rebellion.