Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Alpha's Rejected Mate : Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

Elena’s pov Chaos went on in the pack followed by loud noises, I peeped over to see that the guards has assembled a few men and women before the castle waiting for Alpha Dominic to meet them. Shortly, Alpha Dominic stepped out with a cold expression on his face. “Who are you?” He asked roughly, “Alpha please spare us, we are refugees from the Dragonrod pack, our pack has been attacked and we were the only ones to escape” a woman answered. The Dragonrod pack and Drogomor Pack has been in conflict for a very long time, I once heard that they had resisted the alliance of Drogomor Pack to the point of even insulting Alpha Dominic’s authority, when he heard about then a frown formed on his face, why did he have to help them when they had mocked him and promised never to come to him for help. “Why should I care about you guys?” he said coldly, making the woman think twice if he would actually help them. The expression on his face showed he didn’t want anything to do with them. “Beca

As soon as I got inside his chamber, the door shut behind us with a heavy thud that echoed far too loudly in the silence. Neither of us spoke at first. I could still feel the phantom pressure of his mark on my skin—the memory of it burned hotter than the fire in my chest. My fingers curled at my sides as I fought the urge to step back. “You shouldn’t have done that,” he finally said, his voice low. I let out a shaky breath. “You mean saving a child?” He turned then, slowly, his eyes finding mine. The anger I expected wasn’t there. What stared back at me instead was something far more unsettling, his eyes moved from my eyes down ro KY neck where he had marked me and I felt and unexplainable feeling of unease. He cleared his throat uncomfortably, “Elena, about what happened yesterday..” I waved my eyes trying to dismiss it, “Nevermind, do not talk about it.” I said calmly. “You hate me now, do you?” He asked. What he did has a great effect in the werewolf world but I was not a

“A news? What is that?”Hailey’s smile widened the moment she made that statement. I wondered what she had to disclose.“I got an offer,” she said finally. “A big one.”I blinked. “A big offer?”She nodded eagerly. “A job. A permanent position with the Crescent Medical Network. They want me in the capital.”My heart skipped. She got a job?“In the capital?” I repeated, just to be sure I’d heard her right.“Yes,” Hailey said, her voice trembling with excitement. “A real job, Elena. Full-time. Stable. No more running from one shift to another.”She let out a small laugh, pressing a hand to her chest. “They reviewed my records, my experience… and they chose me.”I stared at her, the weight of her words slowly sinking in. “Hailey… that’s incredible.”“I know,” she whispered. “They’re offering housing support too. And the pay…” She shook her head in disbelief. “It’s enough for me to finally breathe.”A smile tugged at my lips despite everything. “You deserve this. After all those nights yo

Dominic’s POV I had just finished patrolling the borders for my late-night duties. The forest was calm—too calm this time around. No rogue scents and no unusual movements. I am sure the rogues are definitely going to stay clear of my territory for the meantime after barely sparing their lives the last time. I finished my night patrolling and stepped into the office. As soon as I stepped into my office, I sighted NY Gamma, who was already seated with his arms folded and waiting for me. Sighting him, I could tell that there was a little problem in the pack. The moment our eyes met, he stood up. “Alpha,” he greeted, his voice low but tense. “That posture tells me something’s wrong,” I said as I moved behind my desk and took my seat. “Talk.” Nyx hesitated for half a second before speaking. “One of the patrol wolves from the eastern sector nearly lost control ten minutes ago.” I paused. “Nearly?” “We subdued him before he shifted fully,” Nyx replied quickly. “No injur

I wondered what that was. The sudden seriousness in his eyes made my stomach twist. Dominic wasn’t the type to look unsure, yet something about his expression told me this wasn’t easy for him to say. "I was parading the borders today when I caught sight of someone." He began slowly and calmly. "A rogue, to be precise." I looked at me, I wonder why he wpikd come to discuss the rogues at his borders to me, what could be going on. "A rogue?" I asked in confusion. “Yes,” Dominic said, his gaze never leaving mine. “But not just any rogue.” I straightened in my seat. “What do you mean?” “He wasn’t moving like one,” Dominic continued. “and he wasn't just any rogue." "What are you talking about?" "let me ask you Elena, how well, do you trust your fiance?" he asked staring at me so intensely as if he wanted he wanted to see through my soul. “Adrian?” I echoed, my voice barely above a whisper. “Why are you bringing up Adrian? What is going on?” Dominic didn’t look away. No