All Chapters of Forsaken With His Pup: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Aria’s POVI turned my back on him without saying a single word.My feet moved instinctively, stepping over tangled roots and dead leaves.I didn’t have a concrete plan. I didn’t have a map. I had to move forward, even if “forward” just meant getting lost in the woods.I could feel him behind me. I didn't need to look back to know Kaelen was there, his eyes heavy on my back, watching every step I took.I kept my gaze fixed straight ahead, refusing to give him the satisfaction of a glance.A part of me felt guilty. I knew I was being cold. I knew that, lately, all I’d done was push him away, shoving him back every time he tried to get close.But my head was a mess.I was caught in this suffocating middle ground where I didn’t know what I wanted or what my next move should be. My heart felt like it was being pulled in two different directions, and it was exhausting.‘Don’t think about him,’ I told myself, clutching my arms across my chest. Don’t think about the past.It was easier to th

Aria’s POVMy heart skipped a beat, and for a second, I couldn’t even breathe.What he said made perfect sense, but that didn’t make it any easier to hear. My mind was racing. If he was right, then what were we supposed to do now?I looked around frantically, “I needed to get back. I had to. Aiden was waiting for me, and he had no idea what was happening.”As I stood there, I noticed the shadows on the ground starting to shift. The pitch-black darkness of the forest was fading, replaced by a dull, gray light.The sun was coming up.“Oh no,” I whispered, my voice trembling.“I’m too late!”I turned to run but Kaelen grabbed my arm. His grip was firm, grounding me even as I tried to pull away.“You can’t leave now,” he said, his voice low and serious. “The sun is up. If you move through the woods now, they’ll track your scent in seconds. You’ll lead them straight to your cave.”I stopped struggling, my shoulders slumping. He was right.“I know you’re hiding in the cave,” he continued, l

Aria’s POV“Ah…”A sudden, sharp chill raced down my spine, making every hair on my arms stand up.It felt like a pair of eyes was pressed against the back of my neck, watching my every move from the shadows of the trees.Kaelen stopped walking immediately. He turned to look at me, his eyes filled with instant concern.“What’s going on? What happened to you?”I rubbed the back of my neck, trying to soothe the goosebumps that wouldn’t go away.I looked around the dense forest, but everything seemed still.“I felt something,” I whispered, my voice shaking.“A strange energy. It’s like something is watching us.”His expression hardened. He scanned the perimeter, his hand instinctively moving closer to me.“Stand closer to me,” he commanded, his voice low and serious.“There might be an enemy lurking nearby. We can’t take any chances.”I didn’t argue. I didn’t say a word. I just moved in closer until our shoulders were almost touching.We began to walk again, our footsteps rhythmic agains

Aria’s POV“No!” I screamed, the sound tearing at my throat.I thrashed against my restraints, trying to jerk my face away from his hand.His fingers were clamped onto my jaw, squeezing hard. I hated his touch!He just laughed.He stared into my eyes for a long moment, enjoying the terror he saw there, before finally shoving me back and letting go.I slumped, gasping for air. I felt small and pathetic, pinned down in the corner of this room.He didn’t leave immediately. He took a slow, deliberate step back, crossing his arms over his chest.He looked at me with a sickening kind of pride, like I was a prize he had just pulled out of a box.“For now, you’re staying right here,” he said, his voice dropping to a low, possessive growl. “And you will be mated to me. Once our wolves are tied together, there is no escape.”“P-Please, Alex,” I whispered. I hated how weak I sounded. I wanted to sound brave, but my voice kept cracking. “Please, just let me go. Y-You don’t have to do this.”He di

Aria’s POVMy mind was spinning with everything that had gone wrong, and the silence was making it worse.I couldn’t just stay here and do nothing.I needed to move. I needed to find a way to fix the mess I was in.I didn’t have a solid plan, but my feet took me toward the Iron Howl pack.“I have to talk to Lennox…” I muttered.I have to try.I walked through the shadows of the trees.“Look at you, struggling so hard,” a voice called out.The hair on the back of my neck stood up.I stopped dead in my tracks, my heart hammering against my ribs. It was a cold, mocking voice that I knew all too well.“Well, you are a two-timer, after all,” the voice continued, dripping with fake sympathy.“You never did learn how to be satisfied with what you had.”I slowly turned around, my boots crunching on the dry leaves.There she was.“Olivia…” I hissed.She was leaning casually against a thick tree trunk, looking like she didn’t have a care in the world.She held a bright red apple in her hand, tu