All Chapters of The Rejected Omega's Redemption : Chapter 591 - Chapter 600

Eugene’s grip on Desmond remained firm, his hand still pressed against his chest, pinning him harshly against the cracked pillar but his gaze shifted toward the massive doors, where the sound of battle was growing louder by the second.Desmond, breathing hard, his pride bruised but not broken, also turned his head slightly, his expression twisting into something darker.“What is this?” Desmond demanded, his voice cutting through the hall like a blade.The murmurs among the crowd turned into panic.“We’re under attack!”“Who would dare—?”Desmond’s patience snapped.“ENOUGH!” he roared, his voice booming with Alpha authority.The hall fell silent instantly. Even the guards, who had been shifting nervously, froze in place.Desmond shoved against Eugene’s hold again, this time with renewed urgency.“Let go of me,” he snarled.Eugene’s eyes flickered back to him, cold and unreadable.“Why? So you can run?” he asked. Desmond’s lips curled.For a split second, something dangerous flickered

The grand hall of Blackwood Mansion had never felt so unstable.What had once been a place of dominance, power, and calculated cruelty was now trembling under the weight of too many forces colliding at once.The torches flickered wildly along the walls as the distant sounds of battle bled into the hall.Eugene’s presence was like an unyielding storm, while guards hesitated, unsure whether to act or flee. Max and Dorian still held Brian at bay, their breathing heavy but their eyes sharp. Becca stood close to Mira, her hand gripping hers tightly, both of them trying to make sense of everything unraveling at once.And then the massive doors of the hall burst open once more and armed wolves flooded in, their armor darker, heavier, more refined than the Blackwood guards. Their movements were precise, their weapons already raised and ready.At their center a man walked forward confidently. The moment Skye saw him, everything about her changed.Her posture straightened, her lips curving in

Relief flickered across Becca’s face as she looked at him, her hands finding his arm as if grounding herself in his presence.“You did it, you stopped it” she said, her voice warm with quiet admiration. Eugene exhaled softly, some of the tension leaving his body at the sound of her voice.“For now,” he replied.Becca shook her head gently. “No, don’t downplay it. That could have turned into a massacre.”Her gaze hardened slightly as she glanced at the direction Skye and her father had left.“But you found a way,” she added. Eugene didn’t respond immediately because even as she said it he knew this wasn’t a solution.It was a gamble and the cost of losing would be everything.A scoff cut through the moment.“Oh, please.”Eugene’s expression hardened slightly as he turned toward look at Seraphina.She stood a few steps away, her arms crossed tightly over her chest, her eyes blazing with undisguised irritation.Becca frowned. “Excuse me?”Seraphina stepped forward, her heels hitting t

Seraphina paced the length of the room like a caged predator, her heels striking the polished floor in sharp, relentless rhythms. Seraphina was burning and no room could contain that.“She touched me,” Seraphina muttered under her breath, her voice trembling with restrained fury. “She dared to touch me.”Ava stood near the edge of the room, leaning slightly against a carved pillar, her arms crossed, her gaze fixed on Seraphina with unwavering attention.“She did more than that. She tried to kill you" Ava said quietly. Seraphina stopped abruptly, her breathing uneven now.Seraphina turned slowly, her eyes blazing.“She pushed me down those stairs like I was nothing” she continued, her voice shaking with rage too deep to stay steady. Her chest rose sharply.“And my child…”Her voice cracked.The silence that followed was heavy.Ava stepped forward slightly. “She’ll pay for it.”Seraphina let out a hollow laugh.“Oh, she’ll do more than pay. I’m going to make her suffer”she said. Av

The long corridors stretched endlessly, lit only by scattered lanterns that flickered against the stone walls. The silence was thick, broken only by distant footsteps, the occasional murmur of guards, and the quiet hum of a place that never truly slept.Mira’s arms were crossed tightly, her brows drawn together in worry as her gaze stayed fixed ahead of the hall but her thoughts were elsewhere, fixed on Max.“I don’t like this,” she muttered under her breath.Beside her, Jack glanced at her, his hands tucked casually into his pockets, though there was nothing casual about the way his eyes softened when he looked at her.“You’ve said that three times already,” he replied gently.Mira sighed, running a hand through her hair in frustration.“And I’ll say it again. I don’t like this" she said.Jack let out a quiet chuckle, though there was no mockery in it.“I figured.”They turned down another corridor, their footsteps echoing faintly in the stillness.Mira slowed slightly, her shoulders