All Chapters of Forbidden: Fated To My Step Son : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

“I’m not going anywhere with you,” Amara said firmly, standing tall even though she was scared. Her voice carried more conviction than she felt, but she had to stand her ground. The storm’s wind howled around her, carrying the sharp scent of wet earth and ozone.The man laughed, his laugh cold and hollow, like shards of ice slicing through the night. “You don’t have a choice, girl. Do you think you can outrun him forever? Magnus always gets what he wants.”Thunder boomed above, lighting up his face. He looked harsh, almost like a skeleton, with eyes full of anger. He wasn’t just some goon; he was dangerous.Amara’s fists clenched at her sides, her nails biting into her palms as the storm’s fury mirrored her own. “Tell my father he’ll never control me,” she spat, her voice trembling with both anger and defiance. The words felt like fire on her tongue, a rebellion she hadn’t dared voice before.The man’s expression darkened. Lightning illuminated his sneer, casting sharp shadows across

The jungle seemed strangely silent complying with the struggle with the tracker. The silence was strange, weighing down on Amara and Kael like an unseen weight. Even the wind appeared to hold its breath, anticipating the next move. Amara looked across to Kael, who stood only a few feet away, his attention concentrated on the darkness beyond the trees. His chest rose and fell steadily, yet his gripped fists revealed his strain.“Are you okay?” Amara asked, her voice barely above a whisper. She hugged herself against the chill creeping into her bones, though she wasn’t sure if it was from the cold or the lingering fear.Kael turned to her, his sharp features illuminated by the faint moonlight breaking through the canopy. His eyes softened when they met hers, but the storm of emotions within him was unmistakable. “I’m fine,” he said gruffly, but his tone lacked its usual confidence. “What about you? Did he hurt you?”Amara shook her head, though the memory of the tracker’s iron grip on h

As if the trees themselves were holding their breath, the woodland seemed strangely quiet. Tension permeated the air, and when the moon shone through the heavy canopy, broken shadows danced with each gust of wind. Amara was having trouble controlling her rapid breathing, and her chest heaved. She could still hear the last words of Kael's caution: Don't put your trust in anybody. Shadows hide more than is visible.Kael’s presence lingered in her thoughts, a strange comfort amidst her growing unease. But she knew she couldn’t rely on him forever. The truth about her lineage, about Magnus’ deadly intentions, had to be confronted. Yet, the road ahead felt darker than ever.Amara turned abruptly at the sound of rustling leaves. Her eyes darted around, scanning the dimly lit forest. “Who’s there?” she called, her voice trembling despite her attempt to sound firm.No response. Only the creaking of branches swaying in the wind and the distant hoot of an owl reached her ears.The silence felt

Magnus is here to take over Amara and defeat Kael, However, the only option left is for Amara to bring out the wolf in her and fight. The forest was alive with chaos. The sharp clash of teeth and claws reverberated through the air as Kael battled fiercely against Magnus’s soldiers. Amara stood frozen, her wolf stirring restlessly beneath her skin, caught between the urge to shift and the fear of revealing her deepest secret. Magnus watched it all unfold with a cold, calculating gaze, his arms crossed as if he were surveying a chessboard. His presence loomed over the battlefield like a shadow, oppressive and unrelenting. “You’ll have to do better than that, Kael,” Magnus taunted, his voice cutting through the din. Kael snarled, his wolf form lunging at one of Magnus’s enforcers with unrelenting fury. The soldier yelped as Kael’s powerful jaws clamped down, but for every enemy Kael took down, two more seemed to emerge from the darkness. “Amara!” Kael’s voice broke through her ha

Kael’s grip on Amara tightened as she slumped into his arms, her golden eyes flickering between consciousness and exhaustion. The power she had just unleashed still hummed in the air, crackling like a dying fire.The distant howl sent a shiver down his spine. More were coming.“We need to go,” he murmured, his voice hoarse with urgency. He looked down at her pale face, brushing damp hair strands away. “Amara, stay with me.”Her fingers curled weakly into his chest, her breath shallow. “I… I don’t know what’s happening to me.”Kael lifted her into his arms and pushed forward through the dense woods. Every sound made his muscles coil, and his instincts sharpen. The battle had drained him, but he couldn’t afford to slow down.Amara stirred her head against his shoulder. “Kael, put me down. I can—”“No.” His voice was firm. “You can barely stand, Amara.”She hated how weak she felt, and how her body betrayed her. But more than anything, she feared the power surging inside her—the golden l