All Chapters of Forsaken With His Pup: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Aria’s POVBut as we started on our way, I grew restless.“We have to do something. We have to save him!”I whispered, though it felt more like I was talking to myself than to Lennox.This was all my fault. If I hadn’t been so caught up in everything else, maybe he wouldn’t be in this position!“We need to move faster. Now!”I didn’t wait for a response. I pushed my legs to move, my boots crunching against the dirt as I tried to outpace Lennox.I was heading straight for the Iron Howl Pack territory, my heart hammering against my ribs. I only made it a few steps before I felt a firm grip on my wrist.It wasn’t aggressive, but it was enough to jerk me to a halt.“Aria,” Lennox said, his voice low.I stopped, but I didn’t turn my whole body. I just looked back at him over my shoulder, my breathing shallow.“What? We don’t have time for this, Lennox.”He looked at me for a long beat, his expression softening in a way that made me feel even more uncomfortable.“Look, I’m sorry,” he starte

Aria’s POVThe clearing was a mess of dust, sweat, and the heavy scent of freshly cut timber.We didn’t have a lot of time, and everyone felt the pressure.“Come on! Faster!”Lennox was right in the middle of it, barking orders at the workers.He was in charge of the heavy lifting, making sure the trees were felled and processed into the specific planks we needed for the build.“This is the all-out plan!” I announced, my voice cutting through the sound of axes hitting wood.I cleared a space on a rough wooden table and laid out the map and the blueprints.The workers gathered around, their faces grimed with dirt. I pointed to the center of the design—the massive “gift” we were building for the Ravaryn Pack.“This is the hole,” I said, tracing a hidden hatch on the blueprint.“This will be our entrance and our exit. But listen carefully: once we’re inside, we stay under black blankets. We need to be invisible. Got it?”A chorus of “Yes!” echoed through the trees.They all nodded, the s

Aria’s POVThe sight of him made my chest ache so badly I could barely breathe.The tears just started falling. I couldn’t stop them.“They are going to pay for this. Every single person who laid a finger on you is going to regret the day they were born!”I looked at Kaelen, and even though he was barely holding on, he was trying to reach for me.His fingers trembled, his muscles straining against the sheer exhaustion and pain, but he wouldn’t stop until he touched my hand. It was the most heartbreaking thing I had ever seen.“It’s not your fault, Aria,” he whispered. His voice was so thin, so unlike the powerful Alpha I knew.“Stop crying. The only thing that matters is that you’re out. You’re safe. That’s all I needed.”I wiped my eyes with the back of my hand, but more tears just took their place.“Don’t say that. Look at what they did to you,” I choked out.He shifted his gaze to the man standing behind me. A weak, tired smile touched his bloody lips.“And I see you and Lennox fin

Aria’s POVFinally, we were home.As we pulled into the pack territory, the air was thick with a different kind of tension.The citizens came running out from their houses, their faces pale and full of dread.We began the grim task of unloading.We showed them everyone—the ones who made it back on their feet and the ones we had to carry. The ones who were never going to wake up.Immediately, the silence was shattered by the sound of wailing.It was heartbreaking to watch.These warriors had parents, wives, and children who had been waiting by their windows, hoping for a miracle.We would offer funeral services for all of them, the best we could provide.I tried to tell myself they didn’t die in vain because we had saved their Alpha, but looking at a sobbing mother, it was hard to feel like we had truly won.We didn’t waste any time with Kaelen.We rushed him straight to the healer’s residency. I stayed in the hallway, pacing back and forth, my heart stuck in my throat until the healer

Aria’s POV“Did the letter say where they would meet?”I leaned against a thick oak tree, my chest heaving as I looked at the crumpled paper in my hand.“The letter says they’re meeting at the old ritual site.”Lennox looked at me, his eyes filled with doubt. “How can you be so sure it’s Olivia who gave him that letter? It could be anyone, Aria.”“I’m sure,” I said, a bitter taste in my mouth.“I know how she talks. I know how she lures people in. She tried the same thing with me. She offered me a spell to make everyone forget I was the Aristea. She promised me a peaceful life, a life where no one would ever hunt me or bother me again.”I looked down at my hands, remembering the cold, manipulative tone of her voice back then.“All she wanted in exchange was for me to give her the Aristea wolf spirit. I refused, obviously. I knew what would happen if she got that kind of power. She would kill everyone. She would take over everything. And now, she’s using Aiden’s pain to get what she wa