All Chapters of Too Weak To Have An Heir : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Aria's POVI smiled as I hung up. For the third time today, Andrew had called me, and it felt so good to be back to how things used to be. Andrew was my beloved husband again, my Alpha, who loved me so much that he would rather give up being a father than lose me. Of course, I wasn't okay with that. I had made up my mind to go through with the treatment and do my best to heal. It wasn't just that he wanted a child; I wanted his child too. Even if we didn't succeed, we could try a few other methods. "I am sorry," I heard my wolf in my mind. "Sorry for what?" I asked her. "For encouraging you not to speak to our mate. Since you told him the truth, it seems like everything has returned to normal," she said, which made me smile. "I would never be angry with you. I'm not blaming you for being scared of losing our mate. I was confused too," I replied. "I think I need to learn to trust our mate, as you do," she said. "Yes, from now on, we will trust him the most," I agreed, feeling my

The guards came to a halt, and I finally dropped to my knees, feeling the sharp sting of the wounds on my skin from dragging across the cold floor. Turning my head against their orders, I desperately tried to catch a glimpse of Andrew. He looked awful—his eyes were puffy and red, filled with tears, and for the first time since I'd arrived in this nightmare, his gaze met mine. In that moment, I saw the deepest pain I had ever witnessed. It was like a weight pressing down on my heart.But as quickly as our eyes connected, he broke away, his gaze dropping. “Take her back home,” he said, and that simple sentence sparked a flicker of hope within me. Maybe he’d reconsider. Maybe I could explain myself and clear my name. “I allow you to take your personal belongings,” he continued, and my heart sank. The hope I clung to shattered like glass. “Then I want you to leave. I’ll send the divorce agreement to Finvalley.” He hesitated, and I could see the struggle etched across his face. “And I will

Aria's POVI opened my eyes to a sharp headache. The room light was too bright, and I squinted until my eyes adjusted. The first thing I saw was the ceiling. For a moment, I didn't understand what had happened. My heart felt heavy, my chest ached, and I sensed my wolf's discomfort. It felt like I was at home, in our bedroom, and it seemed as if I had fallen asleep after a shot, trapped in a horrible dream.However, the pain confused me, making it difficult to determine whether this was a nightmare or a cruel reality I was stuck in. Memories surged back, each one sharper than the last, hitting me like a punch in the stomach. I could feel the weight of loss settling heavily on my chest, squeezing the breath from my lungs. Tears welled in my eyes, stinging as they fell, and I began to cry—not just for what I had lost, but for the moments that would never return. Every sob echoed the emptiness inside me, a reminder of a love that felt like the cruellest of ghosts, haunting me with its abs

"What for?" I asked my father, looking up at him, confused and frustrated. He stared back at me, a puzzled expression crossing his face as if he couldn't comprehend my question. "You mentioned that you saw that doctor to address your health issues, the ones that led to your miscarriages," he replied, his tone calm yet insistent. In an instant, everyone around us shifted their attention to me, their eyes filled with concern, as if I'd forgotten something important."I don’t think that’s a problem anymore," I said, trying to sound resolute, but my words only deepened the frowns etched on their faces. “Besides, what’s the point? I don’t have a husband anymore who wants me to bear his children. It doesn’t seem relevant now.” As I said the last part, I saw my family exchange glances, their worry palpable.My father leaned closer, his hand reaching for mine, and I felt a wave of warmth wash over me. A mixture of empathy and determination in his gaze made me want to break down all over agai

"Alpha, I really need to apologise. I know I probably shouldn't say anything, but can you think this through for a second? I get that you're feeling hurt right now, but is it really worth jumping into something that could get you in trouble with the council?" he asked. I could hear the concern in his voice, but my mind was made up."I don't care what the council thinks. All I want to know is where he is, and I want to go see him," I shot back, my frustration boiling over.He let out a long sigh. "Okay, Alpha, just give me a bit of time, and I promise I'll get back to you," he said, trying to keep the peace."Oh, and one more thing," I began, feeling the need to add a layer of secrecy. "My mother is bound to get involved in this whole mess, so I need you to keep my request confidential," I insisted."Got it, I won't say anything," he assured me. "Good. Just call me back when you have something," I said, and with that, I ended the call. As I started walking down the street, I felt the