All Chapters of The Alpha's Rejected Omega: Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

Lorien I didn’t understand what he was saying. No matter how much I tried to make sense of his twisted words, they coiled around my head like snakes, hissing in riddles that had no meaning. My patience, already stretched thin by his very presence, snapped like brittle glass.“What are you even talking about, Mathias?” I snapped, my voice sharper than I intended, but I didn’t care. “If you want to say something, then be clear about it. Because right now, you’re getting on my last damn nerve—and it’s not funny.”He looked up at me from where he sat, bruised and battered, eyes dark and unfocused like a man who had stared too long into madness. His lips curled into something between a smirk and a grimace. “You promised me, Lorien,” he rasped, his voice low and broken, yet steady with conviction. “When you were about to serve by my side, you swore you would do it with all honesty and love. But what happened? You didn’t fulfill your words. And now… now we’re back in a worse place than befo

LorienI gritted my teeth, hating myself for even being here, hating the fact that Mathias had to crawl his way back into my life again. Every second of it felt like a curse that refused to lift. I kept wondering how much longer I could keep bearing all of this weight pressing down on me, because the truth was, I couldn’t anymore. Not without breaking. Not without shattering into pieces that would never fit back together.Cassius’s hand landed gently on my arm, grounding me even though my insides felt like they were being torn apart. His warmth pressed through me, and he leaned close, his voice low but steady.“What’s the matter?” he asked.The question should have been simple, but it felt like it split me wide open. I swallowed, feeling the pressure build in my chest. “I need to talk to you… separately,” I muttered, my throat thick.His golden eyes studied me for only a heartbeat before he nodded. Without hesitation, he led me out, his hand brushing against mine as though to silently

LorienI stared at him, my heart pounding so hard it echoed in my ears. “You can’t be serious about this, Cassius,” I whispered, my voice trembling though I tried to hold it steady. “You know how intense the whole thing is… you know what’s at stake. This isn’t something we can play around with.”His eyes snapped to mine, burning with a fire that nearly scorched the air between us. “Then what are you saying, Lorien?” His tone was sharp, almost biting, but beneath it I heard something else—desperation. “That I’m the only one brave enough to face this? Because right now, it sounds like you’re the one who’s scared.”My throat closed up. The word scared stung more than I wanted to admit. I took a shaky breath, shaking my head. “I’m not scared,” I said firmly, even though my chest ached. “I just—Cassius, I need to be sure you understand the gravity of this. One mistake, just one, and everything falls apart. We don’t get another chance. We can’t afford to make any fucking mistake.”Before I

LorienI could feel it—the shift in the air, the invisible weight pressing on my chest like a warning I couldn’t shake off. Something was wrong. My instincts had never lied to me before, and they weren’t lying now. Every nerve in my body screamed that Cassius was in trouble, that I shouldn’t be sitting here, useless, waiting around this cursed fire.And yet, here I was. Forced to stay behind, my body trapped in the circle the witch had drawn, as though the flames themselves were keeping me prisoner. My fists clenched on my knees, my legs bouncing restlessly. Every second that passed made me want to leap to my feet and run, find Cassius, tear apart anything that dared to hurt him.But I couldn’t.I hated it—hated this helplessness, hated that my gift whispered to me that something terrible was about to happen, and still I had to sit and wait like a child.The witch’s voice rose suddenly, slicing through the thick silence. She had stepped into the circle, her robes dragging against the

LorienThe night air was crisp against my skin as I stood at the edge of the road, the laughter in my chest still bubbling uncontrollably. It felt surreal—too surreal—that I was standing here, whole again, with the two things I had once believed were forever out of reach. My wolf. My mate. Both mine, both restored, both burning through me with a joy so bright I thought my chest might burst.For years, I had lived half a man, a broken omega who could barely keep himself stitched together. For years, I had carried wounds that never healed, holes no one could fill. And now—now I could feel him, my wolf, breathing inside me again. And Cassius, the one who had once shattered me, was beside me, his warmth steady, his hand brushing against mine.I exhaled slowly, my lungs expanding like they had been starved too long of real air. “Shift,” I whispered to him, my voice thick with the giddy relief running through me.Cassius grinned, his golden eyes flickering with that wild Alpha fire, and in