All Chapters of Two Alphas, One Omega Pet : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Aria's POVThe soft murmur of voices drifted through the kitchen door as I passed by, catching my attention. I paused, leaning in closer to listen, curiosity tugging at me. It had been days since the confrontation with Lady Giselle, and since then, I had tried to keep my head down, avoiding any more conflict.“She’s unbearable,” one of the maids whispered, her voice filled with contempt. “I don’t know how much longer we can stand that woman!"“I heard she’s been boasting again,” another voice chimed in, “saying she’s going to be the next Luna. Can you imagine? Has Alpha Denderick even announced her coronation?"I frowned, my heart quickening. They were talking about Lady Giselle. I pushed the door open slightly, peeking inside to see a group of maids huddled together, their faces etched with frustration. They hadn’t noticed me yet, too absorbed in their conversation.“I can’t believe it,” the first maid said, shaking her head. “She’s so sure of herself, always throwing it in our faces

Denderick's POVI stood frozen in place, trying to steady my breath as the door to my study clicked shut behind Alpha Marcus. The echoes of his threats still rang in my ears.He was so hell bent on destroying everything I’d worked for, for years, and I sincerely couldn't blame him.I knew he wouldn’t hesitate to follow through with his threats. He was a man of power, and his influence reached far beyond what most could comprehend. If he took this to the Council, I’d lose it all. I'd lose my title, my pack, and the fragile peace I’d fought to maintain.And I'd lose Aria and my son as well.I couldn’t let that happen. Not for anything. I had to protect both of them.I had to act fast, and there was only one option left. My feet felt heavy as I made my way down the corridor, my heart filled with the weight of the decision I was about to make. When I reached Aria’s door, I hesitated, my hand hovering just above the polished wood. I wasn’t sure I had the strength to do this. But I had no c

Aria's POVThe cottage was a modest but charming structure nestled in the middle of town. The exterior was painted a soft cream color, with cheerful blue shutters framing the windows. A small front porch with a few steps led up to the entrance, where a quaint wooden door awaited. The surrounding homes were similar, and I could hear children laughing and playing in the distance. This was the perfect place for little Ed to grow. Despite my anger at Denderick, I knew he had made the right choice of accomodation.Once inside, I was pleasantly surprised by the layout. The living room was cozy, filled with comfortable furniture that looked well-used yet inviting. The walls were painted in a warm shade of yellow, and the sunlight streamed in through the large floor-to-ceiling windows. The maids guided me through each room, pointing out the kitchen that had a small dining table and a window that overlooked the street. There was a small fireplace that looked like it could warm the place duri

Aria's POV."Hello, Giselle," I murmured coldly. "I didn't expect you to be here either, considering the stories I have heard about you."Giselle's brow rose in question at my words, her eyes darting from my own to her sister's. "Oh, is that so?"I felt my body tense up as I watched her. "Anyway, I only came to pay my kind neighbor a visit," I replied coldly, my words clipped. I stood my ground, ready to face Giselle down. If she thought she could intimidate me, she was sorely mistaken.But before things could escalate, Mia placed a gentle hand on my shoulder. "Aria, please... it’s not worth it," she whispered. "She's looking for a fight. Just let it go."I looked into her eyes, saw the weariness there, and knew I couldn’t add to her burden. Reluctantly, I nodded and stepped back, retreating to a corner of the room. I didn’t want to cause a scene, especially not in front of Mia, but the urge to protect her from Giselle’s venom was strong.Giselle’s eyes flicked between the two of us a

Logan's POVI stormed into my study, the last place in the world I could call mine, and slammed the door shut behind me. I leaned against it, breathing heavily, trying to steady my racing heart. But the calm wouldn’t come. That bloody beta knew—he knew what I'd done, and that was enough to put everything at risk.“Damn it,” I muttered, raking a hand through my hair. My mind scrambled around, trying to find a solution, a way to turn this around. But the walls felt like they were closing in on me, the air too thick to breathe. I paced back and forth, my mind churning. The beta was a problem I hadn’t anticipated, a loose end that needed tying up. But how? How could I deal with him without making things worse?I was so caught up in my thoughts that I didn’t hear the door creak open behind me. It wasn’t until I turned on my heel that I saw her. Erinne was standing in the doorway, a blanket wrapped around her shoulders. Her eyes were tired but sharp, watching me with curiosity.“Alpha,” s