All Chapters of Forsaken With His Pups: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Aria’s POVI woke up to a strange sensation at my waist, something warm and curving against me. For a moment, I thought I was dreaming, that maybe my mind had pulled some weird trick on me. I grunted and swatted at it, mumbling, “Hey, get off me,” half-asleep, hoping it would just go away.But then I felt a hand slide upward, brushing along my side, reaching the back of my neck. A sudden shiver ran down my spine as soft lips pressed against the side of it, teasing me in a way that made my body tense. My mind went blank. I couldn’t think clearly. Every nerve in me was awake, yet I felt completely out of control, like I was no longer mine.Then came a sharp pinch at my buttocks, and I jumped in shock, my heart leaping into my throat. My eyes snapped open, and what I saw made my stomach drop.We’re in a room now. I fell asleep… how long was I out?He was now on top of me. Fully awake. My pulse raced, my brain struggling to catch up. “Kaelen? What the hell is happening?” I asked, panic an

Aria’s POV“Kaelen… it’s not what it looks like…”My heart pounded so hard that it almost hurt, and my stomach felt like it was turning in circles.Kaelen was standing a few steps away, watching everything unfold. His eyes weren’t confused. They weren’t shocked. It was worse. He looked like he was trying to put every single piece together in his head, like he already understood more than I wanted him to.Then he said:“Get the fuck out of here.”His voice was low and controlled while looking at Aiden, but it carried a kind of weight that made my chest tighten.“Please don’t call the guards,” I whispered, finally finding the courage to speak. “Please don’t call anyone. They will kill him. Please!”I expected Kaelen to lose it—to shout, to attack, to do anything except stay still. A part of me braced for the worst. But instead, the opposite happened.He didn’t yell.He didn’t grab me.He didn’t even move aggressively.He spoke calmly… too calmly.“I said leave my kingdom,” he said. “Nev

Aria’s POVI just ran.I didn’t look back, I just kept pushing my legs forward even though every step felt like my chest was being squeezed from the inside. And the worst part was how familiar it all felt. Like I had lived this moment before. Like some cruel déjà vu decided to follow me everywhere.I ran away before—from the Crescent Moon tribe—because of everything that happened with Aiden. Because of the hurt he caused, the disappointment, the way I felt like I was breaking apart. And now, here I was again, running. But the reason was different. This time it wasn’t Aiden.This time it was Kaelen.It felt like suffering loved me too much to ever let me go.When will any of this end? When will the chaos stop flooding my life? I was sick and tired of everything—of them, of the feeling that I didn’t belong anywhere, like I was always the one standing outside of everyone’s world.Why? Why does everything have to happen to me?I wiped my tears with the back of my hand, trying to keep runn

Aria’s POV“Make sure she’s taken care of. Nothing better have happened to the pups. Do you hear me?”Kaelen’s voice cut through the room, sharp and commanding when we finally got back.He didn’t call for Priscilla this time. Instead, he chose the other healers, and the moment they rushed toward me, he hovered close—close enough that every movement they made had his full attention. They checked my vitals, they cleaned the blood off my skin, they wiped away the dirt and the dried streaks from my arms and legs. Their hands were gentle, but I could feel the tension in the room. Not because of my injuries… but because Kaelen was watching them like a predator ready to strike.He stood in the corner with his arms crossed tightly over his chest. His jaw was clenched, and every time one of the healers leaned in too far or pressed a little harder on a bruise, his muscles tensed. He didn’t say anything, but the warning was written all over his face. If someone made one wrong move, he’d snap.Wh

Aria’s POV“Kaelen, you… you don’t have to do that.”I tried to keep my voice steady, but it still came out shaky. I didn’t like the idea he was pushing, and the words felt heavy on my tongue. He stood across from me, eyes narrowed like he was trying to figure out why I was even questioning him.“It’s the only way,” he said, sounding so sure of himself. “And I want you to be tied with me.”“Kaelen, it doesn’t work that way,” I answered, forcing a deep breath into my lungs.I tried to sit up again, but he stepped closer, hand reaching out like he was about to push me back down. I stopped him by catching his hand. His skin was warm, steady, the opposite of how shaken I felt.“Kaelen,” I said, holding his fingers tightly, “your men don’t even like me. They don’t accept me here.”His jaw tightened, but I continued anyway. If I didn’t say it now, I’d never say it.“They know I’m from the Crescent Moon. They know I’m still Aiden’s Luna. And with everything they heard about what happened bet