Rejected by My Alpha, Claimed by the Lycan kings

Nysera’s POVA shot rang out, followed by a heavy thud. I screamed weakly and turned just in time to see Maelis collapse to the ground.“Run, don’t look back, or they will get you!” Maelis cried out in pain, unable to move or escape.Tears welled up in my eyes, but I forced them back. I took a deep breath and kept running, not daring to look behind me in such a desperate situation.“You catch that bitch, KILL HER!”Terror gripped me, especially because I was heavily pregnant. I didn’t want to be in this situation — it was almost too much to bear. What if my child ended up dying? What if I never got to hold my baby in my arms? The thoughts tore at me as I ran, knowing they wouldn’t stop until they had me.They chased me through the thick jungle, branches tearing at my skin while my breathing grew more ragged with every painful gasp.Maelis’s words echoed in my mind: Vaelor really wanted me gone? He actually wanted me dead? It seemed impossible.The Vaelor I loved would have done anythi

Vaeric Voss’s POVI sat beside her, watching her sleep peacefully. I couldn’t explain the mix of emotions swirling inside me. I felt both incredibly happy and deeply pissed at the same time. My chest ached like my heart might burst at any moment.We had finally found our mate—the one we had been told we weren’t destined to have. I should be overjoyed, and part of me was, but that joy couldn’t touch the burning fury in my heart.How could any sane man do this to his own mate? How could he beat her, treat her like a dog, and leave her broken like this?“I didn’t do it. I didn’t kill him,” she whimpered in her sleep, restless and clearly in pain.I reached out to touch her, wanting to comfort her.“I wouldn’t do that if I were you,” Kaedrin muttered, stepping into the room.I pulled my hand back and frowned.“We both know that touching her while she’s sleeping these past few days hasn’t ended well for either of us. You’ll only make her more hysterical.”I gritted my teeth in anger, my fa

Nyseraphine’s POVThe horror on the faces of the Lycan Kings soon morphed into rage. Their eyes both turned red and the temperature in the room suddenly felt icy. As much as I wanted to pretend to be unaffected and act tough, I couldn’t help the cold feeling that ran through my entire system.“You don’t get to reject us, Nysera,” Vaeric growled, taking menacing steps towards me. I moved backwards, sinking deeper into the bed, my heart beating very fast in fear.“Vaeric,” Kaedrin got in front of him, stopping him from reaching me. “Control yourself. You’re scaring her!” Kaedrin said.I bit my lip, trying to stop my hands from shaking, but I couldn’t. It felt like they had a mind of their own.I’ve always heard people talk about how scary the Lycan brothers could be, but experiencing it firsthand, I have to say the stories didn’t do justice to how terrifying they looked when angry.I knew they weren’t going to hurt me. I don’t know what gave me that assurance, but I could feel it within

Kaedrin’s POVSeeing the fear in Nysera’s eyes—fear I had caused—something inside me broke. A raw, furious rage flooded through me, all of it aimed at myself.She was my mate.She should never have to look at me like that.But I couldn’t stop it. I couldn’t control the emotions that overpowered me whenever she was involved.I love her.I had fallen for her the moment I first laid eyes on her, long before the mate bond even clicked into place and my wolf recognized her as ours. All I wanted was to love her, cherish her, and treat her like the queen she was meant to be—our queen.Yet she kept pushing us away, still haunted by the scars Vaelor had left behind.I gritted my teeth, anger boiling over as I drove back to the compound. I couldn’t bring myself to look at her or stay near her after what I’d done.When she’d stared at me in that hospital room, she hadn’t seen me—she’d seen him.Staying would only torture her more.The best thing I could do was leave, even if every instinct screa

Nysera’s POVI glanced outside one last time to make sure no one had followed us, then quietly closed the door and locked it with the key we’d gotten from the hotel receptionist.Hiding in a hotel wasn’t my original plan.I wanted to take the kids and drive far out of town right away, but Nurse Vaelith had convinced me otherwise.She said the moment the Lycan Kings realized I was gone, they’d have every person in the city out looking for me and her head would be the first one on the chopping block.She’d brought us here to lie low until we could make a clean escape.“We’re dead,” Vaelith sobbed, rocking herself on the edge of the bed.I rolled my eyes and pulled the curtains shut.“Yeah, we’re dead, Nurse Vaelith. You don’t have to keep reminding me,” I said, my irritation growing.“We need to focus on getting out of town first. The more you sit here crying about the obvious, the more likely it is we’ll actually end up dead.”“Pull yourself together,” I added sharply.She had been cry