All Chapters of Two Alphas, One Sex Slave: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Denderick's POV The next morning, as the first light of dawn appeared, I knew it was time. Today, I would confront Erinne and Logan and save my son. I knew I could be walking into danger, but I didn't care. There was no other option-I had to bring my son home.I was strapping my sword to my waist, ready to set out for the forest where Erinne's letter had directed me when the sound of hurried footsteps caught my attention. I turned to see Aria rushing toward me, wearing a white dress that billowed behind her as she ran."Dendrick," she gasped, breathless. "You're going to find them, aren't you? You're going to save Edward."I nodded, tightening the belt around my waist. "Yes, I am.""Then take me with you," she demanded, stepping closer. Her trembling hands touched my shoulder, but her voice was firm.I stopped, stunned. "No, Aria. It's too dangerous. You've been through enough already. I can't risk your life again."Her eyes narrowed, and I could see the stubborn determination in the

DAria's POVI followed Erinne up the creaking ladder into the treehouse, my heart hammering so hard it felt like it might burst through my chest. Every fiber of my being screamed to grab Edward, to snatch him away from this woman and run, but I couldn't. Not yet. I had to play this smart. If I made the wrong move, it could cost us everything.Erinne led the way, cradling Edward as carefully as if he were some sort of bargaining chip. In many ways, he was. The sight of him-my son, so close and yet so far-almost made me crumble. I had missed him more than words could express. His tiny face, his bright blue eyes. The love I felt for him was incomparable. How had I let this happen? How had I allowed my child to fall into the hands of these monsters? Had I been a bad mother to him?With every step, fear ate at me, but hope burned just as fiercely. We had to get out of this alive. Edward had to come home with me, safe. Denderick and I would make sure of it, no matter what.The treehouse gr

Denderick's POV"Five minutes?"Logan's grin widened, his eyes dark and calculating as he watched me. "Five minutes, Denderick," he repeated. "Make your choice, or your son dies."I stared at him in horror, trying to process his words. Aria and Edward. My family. How had it come to this? For the first time in years, fear stole my ability to think. Fear sank its icy talons into my spine. Logan had cornered me, and I knew it. Five minutes to decide whether to give up his wretched pack or lose my son and my mate forever.I didn't care about Logan's pack. It wasn't worth the lives of my family. But could I trust him? Every instinct screamed no, but my desperation to save them clouded my mind. What was Logan's pack to me, anyway? I could give it up. I could let him have his cursed power, his kingdom. What mattered was that Aria and Edward came back to me, safe and unharmed.Taking a deep breath, I stepped forward, narrowing my eyes at Logan. "Fine," I growled. "You want your kingdom back?

Aria's POVI sat among them in silence. The Alphas gathered around me in the meeting hall. Their murmurs were low, but I knew they were talking about me. Their eyes flickered toward me every other second, and when they thought I wasn't looking, they whispered behind their hands.I could feel their eyes on me-sizing me up, judging me, and silently wondering how I survived what I did. I didn't need to hear their words to know what they were thinking. After all, what happened at the treehouse wasn't something easily forgotten. Word had spread, carried on swift winds, and everyone in the room knew exactly what had transpired.Still, I sat up straight, clutching Edward tightly to my chest, my back rigid with confidence. I would not show them any weakness. Not today, not ever. They could stare all they wanted, but I didn't care for their gossip. I had endured far worse than their judgmental glances, and today, all I cared about was one thing: Denderick.He had left home that morning without

CHAPTER 109Aria's POVThe next morning found me standing in front of the pack house, waiting. The crisp air of dawn hung around me, and I shivered, though it wasn't from the cold. Today would be the beginning of something-something I had to face, no matter how much dread sat heavy in my chest. I had left Edward with one of the maids I trusted in the pack house. I couldn't take him along, not to where we were going. There were too many questions, too many ghosts that needed to be confronted without distraction.A gentle hand brushed my shoulder, and I turned to find Denderick standing beside me, his eyes warm and reassuring. The sunlight caught his blonde hair in such a way that it shimmered like gold, and for a fleeting moment, I thought about how lucky I was to be mated to someone so strikingly handsome. But it wasn't just his looks. It was the strength behind his kindness that always steadied me, especially when I felt on the verge of unraveling."Are you ready?" he asked.I nodde