All Chapters of The Rejected Alpha Queen: Chapter 101 - Chapter 109

Leo’s POV I watched them begin to stir. Selene first. Her lashes fluttered. Her head turned weakly against the stained pillow. Luka followed, a sharp inhale jerking his chest upward as he groaned in pain. Gazelle’s body lay slumped in the corner like discarded meat, her once-living skin now starting to wither and crack like old paper. Her magic, what was left of it, had evaporated with her dying laugh still echoing faintly in my ears. She was gone. And now it was my turn. Selene blinked a few times, her gaze locking on mine as the haze cleared in her eyes. “What’s happening?” she croaked. I took a slow step toward her, letting the full weight of my hatred rise to the surface. “What’s happening?” I echoed mockingly. “You’re waking up to your end.” She frowned, her hand weakly reaching for the edge of the bed. “I’m going to take your powers, Selene,” I said, savoring the words. “Every drop. And when I’m done, there’ll be nothing left of you but a shell. You’ll die, forgotte

Elias's POVI didn’t even get a chance to breathe before the storm found me again.As soon as I stepped into the house, I was greeted by the smell of jasmine and cinnamon—my mother’s favorite scent. It used to comfort me. Now, it just made my stomach turn.The door closed behind me with a soft click, and I stood there in the silence of the hallway, letting my eyes drift up the staircase. I knew who was waiting.Sure enough, I heard heels clicking against the marble. “Elias,” came my mother’s voice, calm but firm. “We need to talk.”I sighed, dragging a hand through my hair. “Of course we do.”She appeared at the top of the stairs, regal in her dark robe, not a strand of hair out of place. Behind her, Lora stood like a perfectly painted portrait—smiling, glowing, too perfect.“I heard what happened,” Mother began as she descended the stairs. “You’re lucky to be alive. All of you.”“Selene and Luka weren't lucky to be alive,” I said, walking past her into the living room. “Don’t worr

Keiran's POV The stars were just beginning to take their place in the sky when I finished lighting the last of the lanterns. The garden glowed softly, bathed in golds and warm whites. I took a step back, looking over everything—candles lined the stone path, flower petals scattered on the ground, and a small table set for two rested under the canopy of roses I had spent the entire day arranging.I exhaled slowly.This had to be perfect.Nikki stepped up beside me, brushing her hands together as she admired the scene. “You really went all out,” she said with a smirk. “I like this romantic version of you, Keiran.”I smiled faintly, heart racing for a different reason now. “Thanks for helping me pull it together.”She bumped her shoulder lightly against mine. “You deserve this. She deserves it too. Now… go get in position. I’ll bring her out.”I nodded and walked toward the center of the garden. The cool breeze brushed against my skin, and the scent of roses and jasmine swirled in the ai

Selene’s POVThe soft hum of the ocean waves outside our window was the first sound to greet me as I woke. Light filtered gently through the curtains, painting the room in hues of gold and rose. I turned slowly, feeling the warmth of Ronan’s body beside me. His steady breath, the quiet rise and fall of his chest—it was the kind of calm I hadn’t known I could feel again after the chaos.I reached out, tracing the curve of his jaw, and he opened his eyes, smiling that slow, knowing smile that always made my heart skip.“Good morning, Selene,” he whispered, his voice thick with sleep but full of something deeper — love, relief, hope.“Good morning,” I replied, feeling a shy flush creep up my neck. Here we were, finally, alone and free, together in this peaceful place far away from all the battles and pain.Our honeymoon felt like stepping into a new chapter — fragile, tentative, yet filled with a promise so powerful it almost made me dizzy. We’d fought so much to get here, to claim this