All Chapters of Dumped My Unloyal Alpha: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

“Hmm… by the way, have you two known each other for a long time?” Rebecca asked again, now cupping her chin with intense curiosity.“Yes, we’ve known each other since we were kids,” Malcolm replied.“Oh, so longer than I’ve known you… hmmm.” Rebecca nodded with a look of jealousy she couldn’t hide.“Wait, why are you suddenly so curious about this?” Malcolm asked back while handing me the food we had just ordered. “You’re not usually this inquisitive?”“No, not really. I was just surprised and shocked when I heard you found your fated mate so quickly.”“What about you? Have you found your fated mate yet?” I interjected sharply.Rebecca quickly scratched the back of her neck, “Not yet, but I hope he realizes it soon.”“What do you mean by ‘realizes’? Is he already married to someone else?” Malcolm folded his arms curiously.“He’s going to marry another girl soon,” Rebecca rolled her eyes.“Ah, that’s unfortunate. Don’t worry though. If he’s truly your fated mate, there will de

The rat tore free with a guttural shriek, a blur of fur and teeth, and it lunged straight for my throat. I barely had time to flinch before Malcolm slammed into me, knocking me flat against the dock. The impact rattled through my bones, but his weight shielded me, his arm braced across my chest as claws raked the space where I’d been standing.The rat hissed, circling back, its eyes glowing like embers. Malcolm pushed himself up, one arm bleeding, the other still holding me tight against him. His jaw was stone, his breath ragged.“Malcolm, you’re hurt—”“Doesn’t matter,” he cut me off, voice rough, every word a promise etched in steel. His blood was warm against my skin, but his grip never faltered.The rat lunged again. Malcolm moved faster, twisting his body to take the blow, snarling as claws ripped across his shoulder. He pinned the creature with sheer strength, muscles straining, veins standing out like cords. For a heartbeat, I thought the world had ended, the shri

I frowned as I read it, but also felt a chill imagining that someone would be willing to do anything to fight for what they wanted.“So, what’s your problem now?” Allison glanced at me then focused back on the road ahead of us.“A message… but it’s weird,” I said, trying to trace the sender’s number through a tracking system.But the number wasn’t registered in any database at all.“Maybe it’s just some prankster or your obsessive fan,” Allison sighed. “So what happened? Don’t try to change the subject.”I flinched, then put my phone back in my pocket. “There’s a small issue. It seems Rebecca likes Malcolm and doesn’t appreciate my presence.”“I figured as much,” Allison commented. “Rebecca seems like an obsessive fan who doesn’t want to lose Malcolm. But she comes across as more lovesick than actually in love.”“Lira said the same thing, Allison. But I don’t know… I feel really, really terrible right now. Aren’t I just like Yoan now, standing between someone’s relationship?” I

“I think you should tell Alpha Malcolm immediately, so he can also find out how Rebecca knew all that and who gave her permission to meet with the Elders,” Lira added with a slightly pressing tone.I smiled and patted Lira's hand. “I'll discuss it with Malcolm. Hopefully he can find a solution.”“I'm worried, Luna. Rebecca seems very determined to spread the news that you have a bad personality,” Lira said sadly.“Enough, don't be sad. It's better if we go to the Laboratory now and check the plants there.” I stood up from my seat and took a deep breath, grabbing my jacket that I'd left behind earlier. “Let's go.”Lira stood up and followed me, but just as we were about to open the door from inside, someone opened it from outside. We gasped."A-Angie?" It was Allison, who stammered and mysteriously hid something behind her back. "I thought you'd already gone to the Lab.""Not yet, because Lira suddenly came and wanted to talk about something. By the way... what's going on? You... what

Later that night, I found myself leaning against the cold frame of my bedroom window, staring out at the scatter of stars above. The night sky felt endless, unbothered by the chaos unraveling in our lives. I wondered if the stars ever laughed at us, mortals tangled in our own mess of promises, lies, and broken loyalties.I hadn’t gone downstairs for dinner. Allison had called up twice, his voice floating through the halls, but I ignored him. My appetite had vanished along with my sense of certainty.A soft knock came against my door before it creaked open. My mother stepped in, balancing a tray in her hands. The comforting scent of warm stew filled the room.“You didn’t come down,” she said gently, setting the tray on my desk. “I thought you might need this.”Her voice was calm, but her eyes searched mine, full of questions she didn’t ask.I tore my gaze from the stars to meet hers, a knot tightening in my throat. I frowned slightly as she set the tray down. “Why’d you do that, Mom?