All Chapters of Stuck between two Alpha: Their mute mate : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Chapter 112Ariella’s POVThe road stretched endlessly ahead of us.Dust rose softly beneath our steps, drifting lazily into the warm morning light. The sun had just begun to rise properly, spilling golden colour across the land as if the world itself was pretending to be gentle.Eli walked beside me quietly, one hand wrapped tightly around mine while the other held the small worn bag Mira had sewn for him years ago. He didn’t complain about the journey. He didn’t ask too many questions.But I could feel it,The confusion sitting inside him.The quiet sadness he didn’t know how to express yet.Behind us, the village we had lived in slowly disappeared into the distance. The rooftops became small shapes swallowed by trees, then nothing at all.Just like that…Another life ended.Another home left behind.Six years.We had spent six whole years in that place.Six years of slow healing after Ethan’s death.Six years of laughter, friendships, small routines that almost made life feel normal

Chapter 114Ariella’s POVThe next four years passed more peacefully than I expected.Not perfect.Never perfect.But peaceful enough that sometimes, I allowed myself to breathe again.The town slowly became another temporary home for us. People there minded their business more than most, and thankfully, Eli learned how to control himself better as he grew older.Not completely.There were still moments when his emotions made the air shift strangely around him or when silver light flickered briefly beneath his skin during full moons.But he listened to me carefully.He practiced restraint.And most importantly—He stopped drawing attention to himself.By the time Eli turned ten, he had become a quiet but intelligent boy with Ethan’s eyes and my stubbornness.Sometimes watching him laugh with the other children hurt so badly it became difficult to breathe.Because Ethan should have been there for all of it.For the birthdays.The scraped knees.The endless questions.The way Eli always

Chapter 116Ariella’s POVThe moment Eli’s face lit up with excitement at the mention of his father—Something inside me snapped.It happened so suddenly that even I wasn’t prepared for the overwhelming wave of anger that crashed through my chest.For ten years, it had only been Eli and me.Ten years of running.Ten years of fear.Ten years of sleepless nights spent wondering if someone—or something—would eventually find us.And now suddenly, two strangers appeared claiming to be family?My breathing turned uneven as I stared at the man and woman standing in front of me.Selene looked emotional enough to collapse while Adrian remained calmer, though I could still see grief buried behind his expression.Meanwhile, Eli stood nearby looking between all of us curiously.“You knew my dad?” he asked softly again.Before either of them could answer, I stepped forward sharply.“That’s enough.”The coldness in my voice startled everyone instantly.Eli blinked in confusion.Selene looked wounde

Chapter 118Ariella’s POVThe blood moon appeared three nights later.The moment I saw the red glow spreading across the sky, dread settled heavily inside my chest.Something about the air felt wrong.Too still.Too heavy.Even Eli noticed it.“Mom,” he whispered quietly while standing near the window. “Why does the moon look like that?”I swallowed hard before forcing calm into my voice.“It’s called a blood moon.”His silver eyes reflected the crimson light pouring through the window.“It feels strange.”Because it was strange.Blood moons were rare even among werewolves.Powerful.Ancient.Dangerous.I had only witnessed one once before in my life, and that night ended with death and destruction.My stomach twisted uneasily at the memory.Eli suddenly winced.I immediately stood.“What’s wrong?”His breathing became uneven.“It’s starting again.”Fear shot through me instantly.The episodes had been getting worse every night, but something about tonight felt different.Much worse.

Chapter 120Ariella’s POVThe months that followed Eli's shift were both peaceful and terrifying.Peaceful because the pain was finally gone.Terrifying because I knew it wouldn't last.Every morning, I woke expecting something to happen.Every night, I went to bed with the same feeling sitting heavily in my chest.Waiting.Watching.Fearing.Eli, however, seemed happier than ever.The suffering that had plagued him for months had completely disappeared.He laughed more.Smiled more.Played with other children more.For the first time in a long while, he was simply a ten-year-old boy.And I hated myself for not being able to enjoy it.Because every time I looked at him, I remembered that night.The blood moon.The enormous wolf.The impossible shift.No matter how hard I tried to convince myself otherwise, I knew one thing.Eli wasn't normal.Not even by werewolf standards.And whatever made him different wasn't something the world would ignore forever.Sometimes, I caught myself star