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Chapter 154: The Alpha’s Tears
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Six-Times Rejected Freak: Claimed By The Alpha Prince Chapter 169: The Weight of Ashes
DamianI sat in my room, staring at the same four walls that had begun to feel more like a prison than the Alpha’s quarters. The silence pressed against my chest, suffocating, reminding me of what I had lost and what I had become. A shadow of who I was. Not a warrior. Not an Alpha. Not even a man. Just… hollow.I couldn’t bring myself to step outside. Every time I thought about the stares—the whispers, the judgment—I recoiled further into myself. I hated it. Hated what I had been reduced to. Hated the truth that I wasn’t a real werewolf anymore, not in the way that mattered. My wolf was broken. My soul, torn. And I was ashamed.I sent for Logan. He was the only one I could bear to face, though even with him, shame clawed at my insides.The door opened, and Logan stepped in, tall and steady as always. His eyes, though, carried that sharp glint of disappointment he didn’t even bother to mask anymore.“You called for me,” he said, his tone flat, almost cold.“Yes,” I muttered, my throat
Six-Times Rejected Freak: Claimed By The Alpha Prince Chapter 168: Shadows of the Beta
AlinaIt had been a month since I returned to my family’s pack. A month of mornings spent under the training field’s harsh sun, where pups no older than twelve stumbled and sweated, their small bodies straining against the discipline I demanded. They looked at me with wide eyes, half in awe, half in disbelief. The Alina they once knew—the gentle one, the girl who would patch their scraped knees with soft words—was still here. But she wasn’t soft anymore.Now my kindness had edges. And every edge cut.“Again!” I barked at the smallest pup, a brown-eyed boy whose stance faltered as he tried to mimic a sparring form. “Your weight is wrong. Ground yourself. Think like a wolf even when you’re human.”He tried again. Better. I nodded once, sharp. Approval, but never coddling. That was gone.When training ended, the field rang with their panting and childish laughter as they stumbled off. Some of the older pack members lingered at the edges, watching me with a mix of admiration and unease. T
Six-Times Rejected Freak: Claimed By The Alpha Prince Chapter 167: The Splintering Bond
DamianThe pain came in waves—sharp, jagged, merciless. My body bent forward as if invisible claws dragged me down, ripping at my bones. I hit the barracks floor hard, clutching the dirt as though it could anchor me. I tried again, desperate to shift, desperate to call forth the wolf that had always been my other half.Nothing.My chest heaved, every inhale burning like acid in my lungs. My wolf was gone. No whisper in the back of my mind. No strength waiting beneath my skin. Just silence.“Shift, damn it,” I growled at myself, forcing my body to contort, to crack the way it was supposed to. I braced for the familiar break and mend, for the fur that should’ve ripped through. But what came was agony so unbearable it felt like my bones were splintering into a million shards and lodging themselves inside me.Foam bubbled from my mouth, dripping onto the dirt floor. My vision blurred. Horror clamped down on me.No. Not again.The curse was back. Stronger. Crueler. A hundred times worse th
Six-Times Rejected Freak: Claimed By The Alpha Prince Chapter 166: The Weight of Truth
AlinaI stared at my father, my chest tight, anger and disbelief warring inside me.“What do you think you’re doing?” I demanded, my voice sharper than I intended. He was standing there as if the world owed him an ending, as if this dramatic spectacle of his was what I had been begging for.His eyes, dark and weary, flickered to mine. “I am fulfilling your request,” he said, his tone unnervingly calm. “You wanted peace, Alina. You wanted freedom from me. And if my death gives you even the smallest measure of peace, then it is what I will do.”I clenched my fists, heat rushing to my cheeks. “I was upset when I said that! I didn’t mean it like this. You don’t need to go acting so dramatic just because of a few words spoken in anger.”He gave me a faint smile, almost broken. “No, Alina. You said what you felt. And I can’t blame you. I wasn’t a good father to you, not even close. I failed you, time and again.”Mother stirred beside him, her lips parting to interject, but Father held up a
Six-Times Rejected Freak: Claimed By The Alpha Prince Chapter 165: Shattered Threads
AlinaI ran into the room that used to be mine, slamming the door behind me so hard that the old wooden frame rattled. My breath came in ragged bursts, and before I could stop myself, I collapsed on the bed. The mattress gave under me the same way it had all those years ago, but I didn’t care. I buried my face in the pillow and screamed until my throat burned.Tears streamed hot and relentless, soaking through the fabric. The more I tried to stifle them, the harder they came, tearing through me with all the fury of a dam breaking. My chest heaved as though I had run for miles, but the only thing I was running from was the storm inside my heart. Damian. My family. My cursed bond. Everything I had tried so hard to survive—it all came crashing back in one moment.When I finally quieted, I turned onto my back, gasping for breath. My eyes darted around the room, and that was when the strangest thing hit me. Nothing had changed.The same faded curtains still hung by the window, their edges
Six-Times Rejected Freak: Claimed By The Alpha Prince Chapter 164: The Return Home
AlinaI felt like I had been hollowed out from the inside. There were no words for the kind of devastation that had gripped me—like someone had reached into my chest, ripped out my heart, and left nothing but raw emptiness behind. My tears had dried by the time Malia knelt in front of me, her hands trembling as they cupped my face, her eyes wide with worry.“Alina,” she whispered, voice quivering, “please don’t give up now. You can’t… you can’t let him break you like this.”I shook my head slowly, forcing myself upright even though my body felt like lead. My throat was raw from crying, and my face burned from the salt of my tears. I wiped at my cheeks with the back of my sleeve and inhaled a shaky breath.“There’s nothing left to fight for, Malia,” I muttered, my voice barely more than a croak. “He doesn’t want me. He doesn’t believe me. Fighting won’t change anything.”Malia’s brows knitted together, her lips parting in disbelief. “So what then? You’re just going to walk away? You’re
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