All Chapters of Six-Times Rejected Freak: Claimed By The Alpha Prince: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

AlinaI blinked at him, stunned. “What kind of reward are you talking about?”Damian leaned in, his breath skimming the shell of my ear. I could feel the heat rise to my cheeks even before he whispered, “Sex.”The word hit me like a slap and a caress all at once. My heart stuttered in my chest, and I couldn’t tell if I wanted to run or melt into him. With the way he kept pulling me closer, touching me like I was his to devour, it would be a miracle if I ever got away from him at all.I stared at his mouth, and my body betrayed me. My core throbbed, and my nipples tightened against the thin fabric of my bra. Goddess help me, my body was on fire again. I didn’t trust my voice not to quiver, so I didn’t say anything. Damian dismissed me with a cocky smirk that only made things worse. He turned toward his desk, and I tried tugging at his shirt before I left, desperate to stall him just a little longer.“Don’t tempt me,” he growled without turning around. “Go, Alina.”That was that.I left

AlinaI didn’t panic. Not even as Damian's wolf thrashed in place like his bones were on fire. His muscles twisted, his massive paws scraping the dirt, eyes flickering between human pain and something far more animalistic. I could feel the heat of his torment—no, not just feel it. I breathed it in.“Damian,” I whispered urgently, crouching beside him, my fingers trembling as I touched the side of his muzzle. “Listen to me, it’s okay. We’re going to fix this. But I need you to calm down. Please.”His golden eyes met mine, frantic and wild. He couldn’t shift. He was stuck in between—and I knew, deep down, this wasn’t just exhaustion. This was the curse.I reached behind me and tugged his shirt tighter around my shoulders, then led him behind the thickest part of the cottage wall where shadows reigned and no one could see us. I pulled a few branches from a nearby thicket to cover him more, trying to give us some privacy.He whined low in his throat, the sound breaking something inside me

AlinaI woke up with a scream, jerking violently as cold water splashed all over my head and face. My eyes flew open, heart thudding wildly in my chest. I coughed, gasping as I realized I was soaked from head to toe, shivering uncontrollably. My skin prickled, not just from the icy shock, but from the sudden surge of something far worse.Heat.Oh no.No, no, no!A strangled cry slipped past my lips as my body burned, the ache already beginning low in my stomach, spreading like wildfire. I clamped my legs together in instinctive shame—but found that I couldn’t.They were spread wide. Strapped down.“What the hell—?!” I looked down, panic swelling as I saw thick leather restraints securing my wrists and ankles to a cold, iron cage. A cage. I was inside a damn cage.My heart slammed against my ribs as I thrashed against the binds, but they didn’t even budge. I felt exposed. Humiliated. Rage and fear tangled inside me like a storm.And then I saw him.Alpha Rylan.He stepped forward out o

DamianI held her.Her fur was soaked in blood—his blood—and even though her wolf form trembled in my arms, I could feel her. Alina. My mate. My omega. My warrior. My everything.And yet, she was slipping.The moment I touched her, something inside me cracked open. My entire being came alive—my wolf snarling with fury and devotion. There was no question in my mind it was her. The way her body curled closer to mine, even unconscious, as if instinctively seeking safety. The way her blood still called to me through the thick stench of violence.She had shifted… and survived it.No. She had done more than survive.She had killed Rylan.A full-blooded Alpha.I stared at what remained of him—shredded like wet paper. My wolf should’ve celebrated, but I only felt cold. Because Alina had nearly died doing it.“Get the fucking doctor!” I roared. “Now!”The guards hesitated. I must have looked like a madman, cradling a bleeding wolf, growling like I might tear into anyone who stepped too close.

AlinaI blinked. Once. Twice.The light was too much. It pressed down on me, like fingers prying into my skull. My heartbeat pulsed in my ears, and I could hear things. Too many things. A rustle here. A sigh there. The ticking of a clock far away, though I wasn’t sure if it was real or imagined.Was I going mad?I shut my eyes again, breathing slowly. One breath. Two. Three.Then, I opened them carefully—slowly, like peeling back a wound that hadn't quite healed. I blinked again, trying to focus.And I saw them.The Alpha and Luna.Standing by my bedside like ghosts. Watching me. Judging me. Existing too loudly.The Alpha’s expression was tight, drawn—like someone had carved disappointment into his face with a blade. The Luna looked calmer, but there was something sharp in her eyes too, like she was weighing me on invisible scales.I opened my mouth, but nothing came out.Where was Damian?That was the first question that filled my brain, louder than all the noise around me. My chest