All Chapters of Forsaken With His Pup: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Aria’s POVMy hands were shaking so hard I could barely feel my fingers.They were heavy and the numbness was starting to creep up my arms. I looked down at Lennox and Aiden, both of them unconscious and bleeding, and for a second, I thought I was going to lose it. I couldn’t carry them like this. I was too weak in my human form.I closed my eyes and forced myself to breathe. Shift, I told myself.I expected Zaira to surface. But as my bones began to crack and reshape, a surge of power came out instead.It was the Aristea.I managed to hoist both of them onto my back. I couldn’t go back to the Crescent Moon. If I showed up there with their dying Alpha, they’d kill me.To them, I was nothing but a traitor. They would blame me for everything that happened to Aiden. My only choice was the Iron Howl.It wasn’t going to be easy, and they might hate me too, but I had to try.I ran until my lungs burned. The trees blurred past me as I pushed the Aristea’s body to the limit. By the time the I

Aria’s POV“Aria…”He called my name softly, the sound of it hanging in the air like he was waiting for me to give him something—an answer, a sign, anything.I turned to face him, forcing myself to look at him straight in the eyes.I didn’t want to be mean, but my chest felt like it was being crushed by the weight of everything happening at once.“K-Kaelen, I don’t have time for this right now,” I said, my voice shaking despite my best efforts to keep it steady.“My top priority is finding my twins. You know what’s happening. Aiden has lost his wolf spirit. He’s lying there unconscious, and he is the only person who knows where our children are.”I took a step toward him, feeling the heat of frustration rising in my neck.“If you ask me to choose between the two of you right now, I’m going to lose my mind. I need you to understand that. Please. This... whatever this is between us... it’s just not on my list of priorities today.”I watched the words hit him.The hurt in his eyes was in

Aria’s POVKaelen turned his back on me and walked away without looking back.I stood there, rooted to the spot, watching his retreating figure until he disappeared around the corner.There was no use arguing or trying to explain myself anymore.I let out a long, heavy breath, feeling the weight of the silence settling.For a second, my mind went completely blank. I actually forgot what I was supposed to be doing. It’s funny how a person’s cold shoulder can make you lose your internal compass.I stepped back out to wander around and clear my head.My thoughts kept drifting to Kaelen and Aiden.It was a disaster waiting to happen.I knew they wouldn’t get along. No matter how much I tried to play mediator or keep the peace, they were bound to clash.Feeling defeated, I decided to just go back and try to get some rest.I needed to sleep this off.When I walked into the bedroom, I expected things to be normal—or at least, as normal as they could be.I thought Kaelen would be there, waiti

Aria’s POVHe reacted instantly.I expected him to carry me back toward the palace, through the grand hallways and into the safety of a locked bedroom.But as he lifted me into his arms, he didn’t head for the stone walls.Instead, he started walking toward the edge of the grounds.My heart hammered against my ribs when I realized where we were going. He stopped under the heavy, low-hanging branches of a tree and carefully lowered me onto the grass.“K-Kaelen, wait,” I gasped, my voice shaking.I looked around frantically, “What are you doing? Someone might see us. We’re right out in the open.”The palace was still visible in the distance, its windows glowing because of the lights.The wind rustled the leaves above us, and every small sound felt like a footstep. I was terrified that a guard or a late-night servant would stumble upon us.“Relax,” he murmured.His voice was low, vibrating in his chest as he hovered over me.“No one is going to see us here, Aria. This is my spot. I come

Aria’s POV“Wake up. You need to wake up.”The voice wasn’t coming from the woods or the wind.It was coming from inside my own head, vibrating through my skull until my eyes snapped open.I gasped, my lungs burning as if I had been underwater for minutes.I scrambled to sit up, my hands digging into the cold, damp soil.“H-Huh? What?” I whispered, my voice cracking.I looked around frantically. It was still dark. The moon was high, casting long, skeletal shadows across the clearing, but the air felt different now.It felt heavy, like a storm was about to break.“You have to go. You have to chase her. It’s already too late.”The voice of the Aristea was colder this time, more urgent.It felt like a command that my soul was forced to obey. I felt a sudden, sharp pain in my chest that forced me to my knees.I crawled backward, my breath coming in short, ragged huffs. My heart was drumming against my ribs so hard it hurt.Olivia. I could feel her presence in the distance, a dark, oily s