บททั้งหมดของ REJECTED, Then Becoming King's Adorable Omega: บทที่ 71 - บทที่ 80

CELESTEEverything was spiraling out of control.One minute I was in the infirmary helping out, the workload was mostly on Sabrina and some of the medical team were as well down with illness that was still unknown.Even though Sabrina hadn't admitted she needed help, I had offered to.The next minute, a loud bang resounded, almost deafening me. Followed by cries from pack members.At first, I had thought the sound was to announce the arrival of the alpha because that was how it was done in the blood moon pack house, especially when the alpha had been away.But this didn't bring any joyful tidings. And no one should be crying when something like that was done except it was during the mourning festival which I hadn't seen happen here.Hanna rushed into the infirmary, breathless. She strode towards me, fear clearly etched on her face.The door to the infirmary wasn't closed and people weren't running inside further, that meant we weren't getting attacked. At least, that was what I wanted

CELESTEI guess I didn't need to wait longer for me to see how Sabrina would end. The others had given up and were now resting while Sabrina kept pushing on. I didn't know who she was trying to impress, definitely not me because she hated my gut.She kept snapping at anyone that got in her way and had even resorted to shoving them if they didn't comply or were stalling too much.I sat with Hanna on the sofa nearby while we tried to regain our strength, at the same time ready to help anyone who showed signs of distress.“Do you think I need to speak to her?” Hanna asked. She looked worried. For Sabrina who had been mean to her several times and had even resorted to violence on some occasion, I do not think she was worth the trouble. I'd rather stay away if I was the one.Besides, it was the same Sabrina who had been mean when she found out she was pregnant. At least, the least could have done was protect her and pretend like she cared rather than be a witch and give her the cold shoul

DAMONI helped Seth up from the ground. He grimaced, pushing his hand into his hair.“I feel weird and strangely energised.” He murmured, looking around the room. “I asked if the goddess had been here. I can feel her presence.”“She was,” I murmured, my thoughts still reeling from what she said.“Really? I wanted to meet with her!” Seth grumbled. “Why the hell did I fall unconscious at the wrong time?”I didn't respond to him. It was because he hadn't been called unconscious by himself. The goddess had made it happen since she was only interested in speaking to me and not him.I backed away from the altar, my hands clenched into fists.My thoughts wandered to Celeste. She was going to be my ruin. I didn't trust her words even as the goddess had said it.It wasn't because she could possibly be lying—well, definitely not—but because I didn't trust that what she had said was completely true.I had learned to follow my instinct. Like the others before her, I naturally gravitated towards C

CELESTE“Celeste!”I jerked awake at the sound of my name. My eyes snapped open. They were wide and clear. Gone were the tiny dots or the dimness that had once surrounded them.Everything seemed brighter and smelled nicer. Likewise, where I was. I couldn't recall the cell smelling this way, and the air inside had been stale, but this was fresh.I looked around me. The first thing I noticed was the rustling curtains as the wind glided into the room, then the artistry and the figure standing before me.I gasped, jumping out of bed, racing to the door, ignoring the fact that I was almost at death’s door a few seconds ago.I touched the door’s handle and was about to yank open the door when his voice stopped me.“Am I that much of a monster for you to jet out of bed that way? I thought you'd miss me very much the minute you came awake.”“Damon,” I breathed out, turning slowly. I didn't think so. I didn't ask him any questions.I rushed over to him, into his arms, catching him off guard.

CELESTEI tapped my feet on the floor, glancing at the clock every second, watching as the second hand ticked by. I had been in here for an hour now, and it had gotten even darker, but the lighting in the room didn't make it seem so. Also, the windows were opened, and enough light from the moon streamed inside.Damon was yet to arrive. The table was set, but no food was served, which was a good thing. However, coupled with Damon's absence, I was starting to get hungry, and having the food before me could make it even more disastrous, as I'd be tempted too many times not to eat it.“Did he forget about our meeting?” I mused, glancing at the door once more.There was no indication that he'd be coming here anytime sooner. I didn't hear any footsteps, nor voices outside speaking. The maids who had stepped in earlier were nowhere to be found. Likewise, the guards. I wondered if they had scheduled a meeting for them to be absent today or if it was merely a coincidence, and I was attaching