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THE PRINCESS THE ALPHA REJECTED CHAPTER 24
Ariana’s POVI felt my father’s presence before I read his words.There was something about the letter that carried weight even before I broke the seal, as if the parchment itself remembered his hands, his discipline, the quiet authority that had shaped my entire childhood. I sat on the edge of my bed with the window open, the evening air drifting in gently, and held the letter for a long moment before opening it.I wasn’t afraid of what it would say.I was afraid of how deep it would reach.My father never wrote unnecessarily. Every word he chose was deliberate, measured, and anchored in purpose. As I read, his voice formed naturally in my mind—not loud, not commanding, but steady and calm. He spoke of the royal pack, of how it continued to function with its usual precision, of council meetings and training grounds and borders that remained secure.And then, without ceremony, he spoke of my mother.I swallowed hard.He wrote of how she lingered in the eastern garden longer than befor
THE PRINCESS THE ALPHA REJECTED CHAPTER 23
Lucian Mooncrest’s POVThe council chamber was already full when I arrived.That alone told me something had shifted.In the Royal Pack, meetings did not begin early unless the matter demanded it. Our systems ran on precision and routine, on structure refined over generations, and nothing here moved without intent. The elders sat in their designated seats, advisors arranged in quiet order, commanders standing at ease along the walls. Every face turned toward me as I stepped into the chamber, not with fear, but with expectation.This was how the royal pack functioned.Not through intimidation.Not through spectacle.But through discipline that did not need to announce itself.I took my place at the head of the table and rested my hands against the polished wood, grounding myself before speaking. The room fell silent immediately, a silence built on trust rather than command.“Begin,” I said.Reports followed one after another—border stability, trade routes, training rotations, council c
THE PRINCESS THE ALPHA REJECTED CHAPTER 22
Adrian’s POVI knew I was too early the moment I stopped at the edge of the path.Clara’s house sat quiet beneath the afternoon light, the windows open just enough to let in the breeze. There was no sign of urgency inside, no movement that suggested I had disrupted anything important. Still, I didn’t step forward immediately. I stood there for a moment longer than necessary, grounding myself, reminding my instincts that this was not a battlefield and not a negotiation.This was a visit.And the difference mattered.When I finally knocked, I did so deliberately, with the same care I would use before entering a council chamber. Not because I feared refusal, but because I respected what was being offered to me. Permission was not something to rush.Clara answered, and the brief exchange that followed told me more than a formal welcome ever could. She studied me carefully, weighing intention rather than title, and when she stepped aside to let me in, I felt the quiet acceptance settle int
THE PRINCESS THE ALPHA REJECTED CHAPTER 21
Ariana’s POVI knew it was Adrian the moment Clara opened the door.Not because I heard his voice clearly, but because the air in the house shifted in a way I had begun to recognize. It wasn’t dramatic or overwhelming. It was steady, grounding, like something aligning quietly into place. I set the cloth I was holding aside and waited, my heart calm rather than racing, as if it already understood what was coming.Clara returned a moment later, her expression thoughtful, her gaze warm but assessing.“He’s here properly,” she said. “And he asked first.”That alone told me more than any announcement could have.When I stepped into the front room, Adrian was standing near the window, hands clasped behind his back, posture relaxed but respectful. He looked less like a visiting Alpha’s son today and more like a man who had chosen to be present deliberately, without armor or display. When he turned and our eyes met, his expression softened into something familiar.Not surprising.No hesitatio
THE PRINCESS THE ALPHA REJECTED CHAPTER 2
Ariana’s POVThe summons came at dawn, delivered with a kind of quiet authority that did not need urgency to be obeyed. A single knock echoed through Clara’s small house just as the sky began to pale, followed by the muted sound of boots shifting outside the door. I was already awake, having slept lightly the night before, and something in my chest tightened before Clara even reached the hallway.She opened the door, accepted the sealed notice, and closed it again without a word. When she turned to face me, her expression told me everything I needed to know. This was not routine. This was not optional.“They want all students and trainees present at the central training grounds,” she said after reading the message, her voice calm but edged with concern. “Mandatory assessment. Effective immediately.”I nodded slowly, feeling a familiar sense of awareness settle over me. Silvercrest did not call assessments unless something had gone wrong—or unless the pack felt something slipping beyon
THE PRINCESS THE ALPHA REJECTED CHAPTER 19
Leah’s POVIf you had asked me six months ago to describe Aria Williams, I would have said she was quiet. Polite. The kind of girl people overlooked because she didn’t demand attention or take up space. I would have told you she was gentle in a pack that admired sharp edges, and that kindness here often passed for weakness.If you asked me now, I wouldn’t know where to begin.I noticed the change the morning after the training incident, though no one officially called it that. Around here, things were rarely named unless they benefited someone important. But everyone knew. Everyone had felt it—the moment when Aria stopped being just the rejected girl and became something… else.She walked into school that day the same way she always did. Head high. Steps steady. No dramatics. No attempt to prove anything.And yet the hallway shifted.People moved differently around her. Not openly respectful, not friendly, but careful. Conversations paused when she passed. Eyes followed her—not with a
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