All Chapters of Once Rejected, Twice Mated: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Gregory's POV Marcus. — The name stinged me like a plague. If anyone had told me he would betray me like this, I would have laughed in their face.He was my brother in every way that mattered, not just my Gamma and I trusted him with my life and yet, all this time, he was feeding our enemies information and feeding me lies.The feast in our honor should have felt like a triumph. The air was thick with roasted meat and spiced wine, the laughter of pack members echoing across the pack house.Children danced in circles while warriors patted each other’s backs and swapped stories of battle. But none of it settled in my chest the way it used to.Because now I knew the truth and worse.I couldn't stop staring at her because I felt foolish. I told her I was going to help her get rid of the mark that kept itching her.Suddenly, my mind went to Marcus again. Part of this was all because of him, he had given A

Gregory's POV I’ve always prided myself on being in control of my emotions but lately, ever since the seeker died in my arms with those haunting words on his tongue, control had become a distant concept."She is... she is not who you think," the old man had wheezed, blood dripping from his cracked lips with a smirk in his lips.His eyes had rolled back before he could say more.Not who I think? What the hell did that mean?Every time I looked at Stephanie, that line echoed louder and I felt more stupid.The woman I once threw out. The same one who now bore another man's mark, etched into her skin like a curse neither of us could undo. I hated that mark, I hated how it glowed faintly sometimes when she was asleep beside me, as if mocking me and reminding me that someone else had claimed her before me because of my foolishness.And yet I still wanted her.The thoughts I had were wrong. Lust, suspicion,

Gregory's POV"Are you certain you're not making all these up?" I asked, eyes narrowed at the old sorceress who sat cross-legged on the woven mat like she was about to spill bedtime tales instead of death sentences."You’re saying my mate is mated to someone else? Do you know how insane that sounds?"The sorceress snapped her head in my direction, her eyes glowing like fireflies caught in twilight. She stood up slowly, robes rustling, she smelled of herbs and the closer she came to me, the more the urge to vomit became stronger."I don’t need to sit here and take insults from a reckless Alpha who can’t read the signs of impending danger.”"How can you? When you're the cause of everything that is happening? Get out, take your dying mate and your arrogance with you. I’ve got more important things to do."I stiffened as my fists clenched. My wolf was scratching to be let out, growling at the insult, but before I could open my mouth, my beta stepped in.“Please," he said, stepping betwe

Davies’ POV Gregory suddenly stood up, eyes blazing with fury. Without warning, he grabbed the pot sitting on the floor beside the sorceress and threw it across the room. It crashed loudly against the wall, its shards scattering everywhere.“Enough.” he snapped, his voice rough. “Do you think I’m blind and can't see through your so-called sorcery?” He stepped closer, wielding a finger in her face like he was going to scold her. “Stop spouting out the things that come to your mind and do exactly what has to be done. You have to save Stephanie, you know what is wrong with her, you should also find the cure instead of making up stories.” He yelled. The sorceress didn't flinch, she kept staring like a mother who was lost on her to handle her child that was going berserk.“Or are you fake?" That was it, the last straw that broke the camel back. While he was glaring at her, waiting for her to answer and daring her to try and deny it, the sorceress stood aside. Her eyes flashed danger

Gregory's POV “Why do you keep frustrating me?” I exploded, the walls barely able to contain my voice.“It’s always one damn problem after the other with you. You never say things the way they are.”I was done pretending, I was losing it gradually.The sorceress just stood there with a calm and an unreadable expression on her face as if my rage was no more than the breeze outside the building, like I hadn’t just torn myself open in front of her.“Alpha…” my beta muttered cautiously, stepping beside me.I turned to face him with fire in my eyes. “Do I look like I care?” My voice cracked with fury as my hands trembled by my sides. “I don’t joke with my children, they're not supposed to be here. This is meaningless, this entire situation is madness.”I turned back to the sorceress, my heart hammering. My voice dropped, tight and sharp. “What do you even need them for, huh? What do you want to do with my children?” I took a step closer. “Do you need children’s blood to atone for my si