Lahat ng Kabanata ng REJECTED, NOW DESIRED: Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 130

Seraphina slowly got up from where I had left her and walked slowly to where I was. I didn't know what to think anymore. It felt like I had been fed lies when I was still young. I still couldn't believe that what Seraphina had said was what had happened. All those years, they made me believe that I was the bad guy, while in reality, they were the ones to be blamed.They made me believe that the rumors were true. In reality, they were the ones who destroyed what I had with my family. This was not fair. I couldn't believe people could be that heartless. I didn't know what to believe because I also didn't know if what Seraphina said was the truth, but in strange ways, I could feel her pain. I could tell that she wasn't lying to me at all. That was the reason I couldn't stop believing her either.Her face was swollen, and she looked both miserable and sad at the same time. She came closer to me and looked at me."Y-you are not to be blamed for anything that happened in the past," she beg

Seraphina sighed again and angled herself to look at me. “It had been almost six months since I started feeling her presence.”Did that mean she had noticed immediately when Edna left Madeva the night I tried to ra…rape… I couldn't finish the thought because it made me feel like I needed to punish myself. Why try to rape my mate? My own mate?“And all those times, I had been waiting to feel that way,” Seraphina continued.“When it happened, I knew it was time. It was time to meet my little angel whom I had left for almost nineteen years.” Her eyes started to tear up, and I turned to face the trees in front of me.“I had to perform so many spells. I had to use so much energy to break the spell on her.”“You said it broke when she got out of Madeva.”“Yes, but for her to see and feel me, I had to perform other spells.” I swallowed hard at her words.Well, I might be the Alpha, but still, I wasn't a witch, so I didn't know much about them.But now, I had to know because of my mate.“You

“I know I shouldn't involve you in my revenge but..but…” As if to change her decision, Seraphina turned to me and I shook my head tremendously at her.“No! I want to avenge myself! I want to make them pay for treating me that badly all those years while they all know that I wasn't to blame for what happened.” My fists were already clenched on the sides as I gazed at Seraphina.“And you will! I promise you that.” I heard Ansel's voice.In a twinkle of an eye, he was already beside me.“But we have to deal with this war, right?” I asked and Ansel nodded.“I knew you would be a great Queen.”Wait.“You knew I would be a queen?” I asked, trying to understand what Seraphina meant. “Yes, I had already foreseen your future when you were in my stomach.” Okay then, it must be a witch's thing too.“Tell me how my dad and brother died then.”“This is not…”“Are you going to tell me or not?” I demanded, already on my heel.There was nothing more I wanted right now than just to know what really h

Ansel and I were in the middle of a strategy meeting when Amos, one of our trusted advisors, burst into the room. His face was ashen, eyes wide with urgency. "Alpha, Luna, you need to come to the pack living house immediately. We have an unexpected guest."Ansel and I exchanged puzzled glances. "Who is it?" Ansel asked, his tone cautious.Amos hesitated, glancing at me with a strange mix of anxiety and apprehension. "It's Edric. He's here with his beta and two warriors."My breath caught in my throat. Edric. The name alone stirred a whirlwind of emotions within me—betrayal, anger, and a deep-seated hurt that I had long since buried. "What does he want?" I managed to ask, my voice steady despite the turmoil inside."He says he needs to speak with you both urgently," Amos replied, looking distinctly uncomfortable. "It sounds serious."Ansel's jaw clenched, his protective instincts flaring. "Let's go," he said, his hand gripping mine as we walked toward the pack living house.The journey

THIRD PERSON POVAs dawn broke, the first light of day seeped through the dense forest surrounding the packhouse. Edna had barely slept, her mind a whirlwind of thoughts and emotions. She had decided it was time to confront Ansel about Seraphina's training. Rising from her bed, she dressed quickly and made her way to the packhouse, where she found Ansel already in the courtyard, speaking with Amos and Edric."Ansel," Edna called, her voice steady despite the turmoil inside her. Ansel turned, concern etched on his face."Edna, good morning," he greeted, but the worry in his eyes was clear. "Are you alright?""I need to talk to you," Edna said, glancing at Amos and Edric. Understanding the need for privacy, they nodded and stepped away. "About Seraphina. I need her to train me properly. Yesterday was a wake-up call. I can't afford to lose control like that again."Ansel's expression softened. "I agree. Your power is incredible, but without control, it's dangerous. I'll talk to Seraphin