Lahat ng Kabanata ng Alpha Son's Fated But Rejected Mate(A Cursed Luna): Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

 Star's house was much larger than I had initially thought. I explored the various living areas and briefly peered into open doors leading to more bedrooms. I found a well-equipped kitchen and another dining space that had escaped my notice earlier. Toward the back of the house, there was a breathtaking greenhouse filled with a variety of colorful flowers and fragrant herbs.The place was not only spacious but also stunning, making it difficult to imagine anyone willingly leaving such a home. However, I understood that this luxurious space came at the price of isolation and solitude.My feelings about Star were a mix of curiosity and skepticism. She was a witch who was willing to perform dark magic for a price. I had grown up hearing warnings about witches and their mysterious abilities, but Star was the first witch I had ever encountered. Just like me, she had been ostracized from her coven, and we both seemed ready to tread the fine line between ri

 I tensed. The revelation hit me like a ton of bricks. My mom had never told me she had a true mate. She had been separated from him, and she'd given up shifting. Since my dad was still alive, she'd have felt that bond all these years.What had that done to her? Here I was, struggling with the mere thought of being apart from my true mate, and we hadn't even completed the mating bond yet. She'd completed the bond, and then she had to flee. Every day of my existence had been a reminder of the love she'd lost."My mom is broken after everything she's been through," I croaked, my throat tightening. I had to stop speaking before I broke down in front of him. He might be my father, but he was still a stranger."After we win, I will find a way to heal her. I've never stopped loving her. I never will. Mating bonds are eternal, chosen by fate, sacred. She is my other half. Being away from her was the worst part of my punishment. I know I don't deserve your

She refused to leave with our friends. My wolf was fixated solely on her mate, out there somewhere, waiting for us. It sent shivers down my spine—a twisted mix of longing and repulsion. But even if I desired to depart, moving the barrier was impossible. You won’t prevail in this. My wolf seethed, our bond slipping further. She didn't trust me, didn't want to align with me. Losing connection with your wolf was every shifter’s worst fear. How did this happen? Star's spell came to mind, and I cursed my own foolishness. I severed the link with Ray in human form, but it seemed magnified when shifted. I risked severing the connection with my inner wolf. I wanted to argue it wasn't worth it, but resisting Ray in any form was progress. He'll confine us if he catches us. We'll never be free. Amidst the urgent yelps of my friends, my wolf glanced back at them briefly. Their voices echoed with concern and care, urging us to return. It was a pull we couldn't deny—their need for us, our relianc

Billy's disapproval rang out, "This is a terrible idea. We should confront the Ray problem directly."I voiced my concern, "Can you ensure finding him before Harold needs my help? What if he's back in Wolf Bay?" Ending the bond was crucial, yet risking my friends wasn't acceptable. It was my battle, but I faced uncertainty fighting against overwhelming odds. Besides, there was the grim dilemma of confronting and possibly killing a mate.Growling, Billy defended, "My duty is to protect you. I can't do that if you're elsewhere in the woods.""Danielle, Tony won't let anything happen to her," I reassured."He doesn't have the best track record," Billy retorted sharply.Interrupting the tension, I pleaded, "Listen, I know I messed up, but trust me on this. Ray has to be dealt with, but maybe not right now. You, me, and Shelia can't join them against the king." Tony grinned wickedly, signaling his agreement to a different plan.Realizing the plan, I sighed, "You're going after Ray while Ma

The connection was lost. Although we were meant to be inseparable, there were two facets to our bond. I slowed down, overruling my wolf's impulse to continue running. I sensed her hesitation but her willingness to wait. It was a relief, and I exhaled deeply. My wolf whimpered, clearly disappointed."Remember what he did to us," I said to my wolf, feeling somewhat unhinged conversing with her. But it had helped in the past. "He isn't right for us. He hurt us."A profound sadness engulfed us, woven with regret, longing, and desire. The emotions were intense and perplexing. I pawed at the ground, trying to dispel the negativity through movement. My wolf sought understanding but struggled. Ray was intertwined with us, destined to be our other half. Fate had made an error.Raising my gaze from the ground, I spotted Tony's dark gray wolf drawing near. My wolf initially stepped back, then stood her ground, realizing Tony wasn't a threat. "He's a friend," I assured her.My wolf didn't seem in