All Chapters of Forsaken With His Pup: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Aria’s POVI stared at Aiden, my chest tightening with panic as everything around me felt like it was closing in.“Aiden, please… you have to hide,” I whispered, trying to keep my voice steady even though my hands were trembling. But he shook his head stubbornly, like he always did when he didn’t want to listen.“I’m not leaving you here,” he said quietly, his eyes locked on mine. “I’m not going anywhere without you.”His words should’ve comforted me, but they only made my anxiety spike even harder. The whole room felt heavy, like the air itself was pressing down on me. My stomach twisted, flipping again and again as if something inside me was spiraling out of control. Every knock from outside felt like a punch to my chest.Then there was Kaelen. Still knocking. Still calling my name.“Aria, come on,” he said through the door, his tone was firm and low. “You’ve been in there the whole day. You need to get out, you need to eat, and you need to take your vitamins. And I want to talk to

Aria’s POV“She’s here.”I was trying to keep my act together when the door opened. My eyes instantly shot toward it, and for a second, I completely forgot I was pretending my stomach hurt. I straightened a little too fast, then remembered I was “supposed” to be in pain, so I curled forward again, though it looked painfully fake.Kaelen walked back in with a healer and a servant trailing behind him. The healer rushed to my side like I was dying, which honestly made the whole thing even more embarrassing.Kaelen just stood near the wall with his arms crossed, watching quietly.The healer pressed on my stomach lightly, checked my temperature, and did whatever else healers do. Meanwhile, I forced myself to smile awkwardly at Kaelen, who didn’t smile back.After a minute, the healer stepped back. “Nothing’s wrong with her, Alpha. She’s fine.”My stomach dropped. Kaelen’s eyes narrowed immediately. That look alone made me feel like I was five seconds away from being caught in a lie.“Okay.

Aria’s POVA few pairs of eyes turned toward me. My stomach tightened. I already knew what this meant.This was what Kaelen had warned me about. If people believed I was the Aristea, then more enemies would start showing up. They would come not just to look at me, but to take me. To claim me. To use me.I tried to turn around and walk away before anyone could react, but I barely took two steps when a hand grabbed my armIt wasn’t a gentle grip. It was firm, almost rough, and it spun me around until I was facing the front of the hall where the council members were standing with their horses behind them.My heart skipped as the person holding me said loudly, “She is right here! What do you want from her?!”I pulled my arm back and said, “Let go of me!” But the high-ranking members ignored me. Instead, one of them shoved me forward. I stumbled and almost lost my balance, but I caught myself before I hit the ground. Great. Just great. Everyone watching me like I was some criminal being dr

Aria’s POV“What are you doing out here alone?”I bit my bottom lip, trying to pull myself together. Olivia’s words were still ringing in my head like they were carved there. They kept repeating themselves, making it hard to think about anything else. When I finally turned around, I forced a small smile, hoping he wouldn’t see right through me.“Nothing, and I’m not talking to anyone. You must have misheard something,” I said, lying through my teeth, “I was looking for you. I wanted to talk to you about something.”His brows lifted. “About what?”That question made my mind freeze. I didn’t even know how to start that conversation. I opened my mouth, closed it, then looked away.“Maybe some other time,” I said instead, pretending it wasn’t a big deal. “Where have you been, anyway?”“I got busy with Lennox,” he answered.“About what?”“About helping us find your true lineage,” he said without hesitation. “We’re conducting a deeper investigation. Some of the greatest minds in the kingdom

Aria’s POVWhen they finally locked me up inside the dungeon, the heavy iron door slammed behind me, echoing across the cold stone walls.My wrists and ankles were chained, forcing me to sit on the damp floor. The guards stood in front of me for a moment, watching like they were waiting for one last command.My heartbeat thumped so hard it almost hurt. I kept swallowing, trying not to show how much everything was crushing me. The pain, the confusion, the betrayal—I felt all of it mixing together until my stomach twisted.Lennox stepped forward. “Leave her to me. I’ll take care of this.”The guards nodded right away. “Alright, you heard him—let’s go.”Their footsteps faded as they left, and soon it was just Lennox and me. He stood there, completely free, while I sat chained like a criminal.“You know, Aria,” he started as he crossed his arms, “I’ve warned you multiple times before. But you’re stubborn. You keep choosing to stand beside him, but you can’t even decide where you really be