All Chapters of Too Weak To Have An Heir : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

I didn’t pull my hand away; I liked being with him. In that moment, I considered my future. He was kind, liked me, and cared about Aiden. My heart would always belong to Andrew, but he didn’t want me anymore; in fact, he had moved on long ago. That hurt, but with Dr Parker, I saw a comfortable future. He had no status, but that didn’t matter, since I couldn’t be a Luna anymore, and I didn’t even want to be. I just wanted a quiet life, a family that warmed my heart each day when I returned home or prepared a delicious evening meal, where everyone could share the day's happenings. His eyes showed how thrilled he was to hold my hand. At first, I didn’t notice that shine; it only appeared recently, and seeing it brought me a sense of safety and comfort. He didn’t pull his hand away; instead, he waved to the waiter with his other hand. I looked at him, confused, when he asked for the bill. When he realised I didn’t understand why he was rushing, he smiled and said, “The way back is about

Andrew's POVAfter Seraphina got ready in the morning, we finally left the apartment. "How many applicants do we have?" I asked, and she smiled as I stared down the road. "Twenty-seven," she replied, then chuckled. "You were right, Alpha. So many Betas want to work alongside you." "I told you," I said, shrugging, enjoying the feel of her soft hand resting on my thigh as I focused on driving. We arrived at our favourite coffee shop, where we usually had breakfast. I loved that it had opened recently and that nothing there reminded me of Aria. After finishing our breakfast, we were ready to start the day, and soon the first applicant arrived. While I interviewed each candidate, Seraphina sat beside me, observing quietly. After each interview, she told me her thoughts on the Beta wolf, and if she didn’t like someone, I crossed their name off the list. She clearly enjoyed being in charge, and I had finally made her understand that I didn't want her taking on more than a Luna would.

"As the Alpha, I order you to leave me alone," I said, leaving my mother stunned. This time, I didn’t care; I walked into my bedroom and locked the door. Soon, I heard the main door shut, followed by knocking at my door. At first, I ignored it. "Andrew, I am your mother, and you can’t lock me out!" I heard my mom shout. I rolled my eyes and walked to the door. "What the hell are you doing, Andrew? Are you out of your mind?" she yelled at me. "No, I am not. I won’t let anyone try to control me anymore," I replied. "What are you talking about, Andrew? We are all here to help you," my mother insisted. "If this is the only help I can get, then I don’t need it," I said."Andrew, what happened to you? You’re acting like someone else," she said."I am who I am. I am the Alpha of North Hiltonwood, and I won’t allow a Beta she-wolf to question me," I asserted, causing my mother's eyes to widen."So, this is your problem? Seraphina wants to help you, and she's right. I share her concerns,

"Yes," I replied when the call came in. "Son, I have some news for you about the Carlow gala," my father said. "Go on," I encouraged him. "It will take place next week on Saturday evening." "Dad, I haven't received an invitation yet," I pointed out, noticing Seraphina suddenly look at me. "No, you don't, but I do. I already called the organisers to let them know you will go instead of me," he said, which made me frown. I still didn't understand why he was so insistent. "Dad, I don't know. My new Beta just started today, and I am not sure if I could leave him alone," I started, but he interrupted me. "Son, you must go. I heard about how wonderfully you turned down your mother last night," he said, laughing. I glanced at Seraphina, hoping my father couldn't hear her. Fortunately, she couldn't. "Just keep up that momentum. Your mother is against this business as well, but I'm sure it could forge a good connection between the Carlows and us. I believe that company has much

Aria's POVI was sitting on the couch with Aiden curled up in my arms, ready to put him down for his nap. It was a cosy evening, the kind where the world outside feels distant, and all that matters is this little moment. I was looking forward to dinner with Bryan, Dr Parker; he had promised me he would finish his work a bit earlier tonight. I could tell he’d been putting in a lot of hours lately, and I couldn’t help but worry that it was somehow because of me. Just the other day, my dad dropped the news that Bryan’s contract was coming to an end, and because of the whispers going around, he should move off the land. I was surprised by how quietly Bryan accepted it all, without fighting back or complaining. Deep down, I feared that this kind of thing might break him. He seemed strong, but I could tell it weighed on him. Still, he reassured me that he had seen it coming; he knew the agreement wasn't meant to last forever. On the other hand, I was relieved when he told me he didn’t wan