Six-Times Rejected Freak: Claimed By The Alpha Prince의 모든 챕터: 챕터 111 - 챕터 120

AlinaDamian looked like hell.That was the first thought that entered my mind when he stormed into the room like a hurricane contained in skin. His jaw was tight, sharp with tension, and there was a bruise darkening the skin near his collarbone that hadn’t been there the last time I saw him. His eyes—usually such a deep, burning silver—were blazing now. I could tell from one glance that he wasn’t just angry. He was seething.“Get out,” he growled, his eyes locking on the Alpha who stood a few feet from my bed. “I said—get the hell away from her.”The Alpha turned, eyes narrowing. “Damian—”“No,” Damian snapped, stepping forward, hands clenched into fists. “You’ve said enough. You don’t get to stand here and talk to her like that. Not anymore. You don’t get to be near her. I don’t want to see you anywhere near Alina again, do you understand me?”His voice had gone cold—low and sharp, like broken glass. I blinked, stunned at the venom in his tone. I had never seen him like this before.

AlinaAll I could think about was Damian.His face lingered in my mind like a ghost I couldn’t shake. Every moment that passed without him beside me felt like a thousand needles prickling beneath my skin. My hands trembled slightly around the hem of my dress, and my breath came in quiet bursts. He was standing across from me now, eyes shadowed and unreadable.I waited—waited for him to reach for me, to close the space between us. Maybe he’d take my hand, maybe he’d pull me into one of those searing kisses that made everything disappear. Maybe—just maybe—he’d look at me like I was still his.But instead, he murmured, “Let’s go.”That was it.Nothing else. No touch. No warmth. Just those two cold words. He didn’t even wait for me to follow. He turned around and started walking toward the door like I wasn’t even there.I stood frozen for a beat, heart crawling into my throat. “Damian…” I whispered, my voice barely audible.He paused, his back still to me. “Don’t,” he said, cutting me off

AlinaI didn’t mean for the words to come out so fragile, so trembling, but they did."Why don’t you want to connect with Wisp?" I asked, barely above a whisper, my throat tightening with every syllable. The ache in my chest was overwhelming, burning and raw.Damian stepped closer to me, his brows furrowing like he was in pain too. “I want that, Alina.”I blinked, confused and hurt. “Then why are you saying no?” My voice cracked before I could stop it. “Why do you keep contradicting yourself?”“Let me finish,” he said softly, his hand reaching out but hovering in the air, unsure if he had the right to touch me.I gave the tiniest nod, though everything in me wanted to scream. My jaw locked to hold back the sob that was pressing at my throat.“You haven’t learned how to shift yet,” he said gently, “and your body is still healing. The connection between wolves… it’s intense, Alina. Physically and emotionally. I—” He paused, his voice breaking a little. “I won’t do something that might h

AlinaThe shift was brutal.Damian said it wouldn’t be easy, but nothing could have prepared me for the way my bones cracked and snapped into place like they were trying to rebuild me from the inside out. My hands trembled as the first wave hit me, my body folding onto the forest floor. My skin burned, stretched, and peeled back into something not-quite-human, something ancient and primal.Damian stood a few paces away, already in his wolf form—massive, silver-furred, and regal. His wolf was beautiful, commanding, and calm. The way his eyes gleamed made it feel like he was silently encouraging me through the pain. That helped. Somehow, knowing he was there helped.When it was over, when the agony had passed, I found myself standing on all fours, panting heavily, the cool earth against my paws. I felt taller, stronger, freer—and overwhelmed. It wasn’t just the physical transformation; it was what came with it. I could smell everything. Hear everything. Feel everything. The forest was a

AlinaI stared at him in complete disbelief, heart racing, voice trembling as I whispered, “Am I dreaming?”Damian didn’t even hesitate. He pulled me closer until I could feel the warmth of his breath against my ear. “No,” he murmured, voice low and certain.The shiver that ran down my spine was almost enough to make my knees buckle. Goddess. How could he always do this to me? How could he always make everything feel like magic, like fate, like home?He didn’t have a shy bone in his body. Not one. I, on the other hand, felt heat crawling up my neck as I realized just how many people were watching us. But instead of shrinking away, I leaned in closer, drawn to him like the moon to the tides.“I accept your apology,” Damian said to the elders, his voice smooth and commanding. “But from this day forward, Alina is to be treated with the same respect you’ve always given me. No less.”The elders all bowed in acknowledgment, murmuring praises of my courage. One of them stepped forward, an ol