Summary of Chapter 669 – A pivotal chapter in The Lunar Curse: A Second Chance With Alpha Draven by Paschalinelily
The chapter Chapter 669 is one of the most intense moments in The Lunar Curse: A Second Chance With Alpha Draven, written by Paschalinelily. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
[Third Person].
Two weeks later, in the quiet depths of night, Meredith stirred abruptly from sleep.
A sudden, firm movement in her belly startled her awake, followed by another—stronger this time. Her breath caught slightly as her hand instinctively moved to her stomach, pressing gently as if to steady the sensation.
"Draven..."
He woke almost immediately at the sound of her voice, his instincts sharp even in sleep. "What is it?" he asked, already turning toward her, his tone alert but controlled.
"They are moving," she said, her voice softer now, carrying a hint of surprise rather than concern.
Draven pushed himself up, his attention fully drawn to her. "Now?"
Meredith nodded, then reached for his hand and guided it to her belly. "Here."
For a brief moment, there was nothing. Then, a clear kick pressed against his palm, followed by another, more deliberate movement.
Draven stilled completely. The usual composure he carried seemed to loosen as something deeper surfaced in his expression.
He felt it again—a small but undeniable force, and his gaze shifted slightly, as though grounding himself in the reality of it.
"They are strong," he said quietly.
Meredith let out a soft breath, the earlier surprise fading into warmth. "They startled me."
But there was a smile on her lips now.
Draven did not remove his hand. Instead, he kept it there, steady, almost protective, as though unwilling to miss even a single movement.
After a moment, he spoke again, his tone carrying a quiet pride. "Are you two preparing to come out already?"
Meredith let out a light chuckle. "You are getting ahead of yourself. There are still months before that happens."
Draven glanced at her, then leaned in and pressed a brief kiss to her cheek. "I still can’t wait."
—
By morning, the palace had returned to its usual rhythm.
Meredith and Draven joined her grandmother in the dining room, where breakfast was already set.
The atmosphere was calm, filled with soft conversation and an ease that had become natural between them. There was no urgency in their movements, no tension lingering in the air, only quiet familiarity.
After the meal, Meredith rose and walked towards her grandmother. "Grandma, let’s take a walk," she said gently.
"Mmm." The old lady hummed in agreement.
Draven watched them briefly before nodding. "Don’t go too far."
Meredith gave him a look that suggested she heard him, even if she didn’t respond directly, and then she left with her grandmother.
As soon as they were gone, Draven’s expression shifted slightly. "Oscar."
Oscar appeared without delay. "Your Majesty."
"Send for my father."
Oscar bowed. "At once."
—
When Meredith and her grandmother returned from their walk, the warmth of the approaching afternoon had settled comfortably over the palace.
Inside her chambers, Meredith sat at the edge of the bed, adjusting her dress slightly as she exhaled in quiet relief.
Her grandmother followed her in and, without hesitation, reached for her foot. "Sit properly," she instructed.

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