All Chapters of Two Alphas, One Omega Pet : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Aria's POVThe moment I saw who it was, my blood ran cold. I quickly turned away, my heart hammering in my chest. It was the true father of my son, appearing like a demon from my past.Oh, Goddess!Anxiety flooded my veins, and I gripped the edge of the table to steady myself. What was I to do now, faced with the man who could destroy all my carefully laid plans?I could hear Alpha Logan greeting Alpha Denderick with a cold voice— it was obvious that there was some sort of rift between them. How much longer before he asked to see the mother of Logan's child?Erinne quickly walked up to me, her expression concerned. "What’s the matter, Luna Aria?" she asked softly."I need to go to my room," I whispered urgently, barely able to keep the tremor out of my voice. Erinne nodded and helped me to my feet.Together, we hurried out of the dining hall. My mind raced with thoughts of what Alpha Denderick’s presence could really mean. Why was he here? Had he discovered the truth? Would I really b

Aria's POVDenderick’s eyes flickered with recognition and something else I couldn’t quite place. He hesitated, and the tension in the room thickened. All the Alphas were watching him, waiting for his response. The seconds dragged on, feeling like an eternity.Finally, Denderick cleared his throat, his gaze still fixed on me. “No, I don’t know her,” he said. His voice was steady but lacked conviction. “She just...reminds me of someone I once knew.”Logan’s eyes narrowed, clearly not satisfied with the answer. He studied Denderick’s face, looking for any sign of deception. I held my breath, hoping against hope that Denderick’s words would be enough.After a moment, Logan seemed to let it go, though I could tell he wasn’t entirely convinced. “Very well,” he murmured. “Let’s move on.”The rest of the meeting passed in a blur, and soon, it was over. As the Alphas began to disperse, Logan turned to me, his expression stern. “Stay here,” he ordered. “I have a few things to discuss with you.

Aria's POVThe first rays of morning light filtered into the room, waking me from a restless sleep. I turned my head to find Alpha Logan sprawled beside me, snoring loudly. His mouth hung open, and drool pooled on the pillow. The smell of stale alcohol and sweat clung to him, making my stomach churn. His clothes, still partially on from the night before, were wrinkled and stained."Ugh!" I wrinkled my nose, carefully slipping out of bed to avoid waking him. My mind was still troubled by the events of the previous day, and I knew I had to read the letter. I retrieved it from under my pillow and retreated to a corner of the room.With trembling hands, I opened the letter and began to read softly:"Aria,I had to cover for you during the meeting because I could sense you were a sheep amid wolves. I knew that if I exposed you, it would put you in even greater danger. You must stay put for now, no matter how difficult it is. I promise I will come for you very soon. Stay strong.Alpha Dend

Aria's POV It was him. Alpha Dendrick. "Quiet,” he whispered urgently, removing his hand from my mouth once he saw the recognition in my eyes. “It’s me.”I stared at him, my mind reeling. What was he doing here? How had he found me? My thoughts were a chaotic mess, but before I could say anything, he stepped closer, his expression serious.“You’re safe now,” he murmured, his voice low and reassuring, though it did little to calm the storm inside me. “But we have to move quickly. There’s no time to waste.”I nodded, too overwhelmed to speak. I clutched Edward closer, my heart still racing. Alpha Denderick had found me—whether I was relieved or terrified, I couldn’t quite tell. But for now, I had no choice but to trust him.I clutched Edward tighter, my mind racing with questions. “Why are you even here?” I asked.Alpha Denderick’s eyes darkened as he looked at me, the torchlight casting shadows across his face. "Aria, Logan could be after us now. We need to move!"He made a move to

Aria's POVWhen I woke up, I found myself nestled against a warm, solid chest. My heart skipped a beat as I realized it was Denderick. His blue eyes were watching me closely, a look of interest gleaming in them. I quickly pulled away, my face heating up with embarrassment."Where’s Edward?" I asked, avoiding his gaze as I searched for my son.Denderick pointed to a spot a few feet away. "I moved him so you could sleep better."I rushed over to Edward, scooping him up and holding him close. The familiar weight of him in my arms eased the tension in my chest. Denderick’s voice brought me back to the moment."How did you sleep?" he asked, his tone casual, but his eyes were still studying me."Okay," I mumbled, still flustered from how I’d woken up."We need to pack up and start moving," Denderick said, standing up and brushing off his pants. "Logan will be after us soon."I nodded mutely, setting Little Ed down again. We worked together to pack up the campsite, moving quickly but quietly