All Chapters of The Rejected Omega's Redemption : Chapter 601 - Chapter 610

Mira slowed her steps, crouching slightly as her eyes scanned the forest ahead.Ava had been there just moments ago.“She was right in front of us. She couldn’t have gone far” Mira said.Jack moved beside her now, lowering his voice further.“She’s trained,” he said. Mira’s jaw tightened slightly.They moved forward again, slower this time, more cautious. Every step was deliberate, careful not to make unnecessary noise. The forest floor crunched softly beneath their boots, but they kept their movements quiet.“She’s definitely trying her best to find their camp,” she added.Jack exhaled softly.“If she succeeds…”Mira didn’t let him finish.“She’ll report back to Seraphina, and she won’t wait”she said.Jack’s jaw tightened.Mira’s steps slowed again, her mind racing.“If Seraphina finds Skye before the duel then it won't be good” she whispered.“It’s over,” Jack said.“Not just for Skye, for all of us” Mira added.Jack looked at her because they both knew what that meant.Mira clench

Ariel's heartbeat pounded violently against her ribs, each thud loud enough that she was certain Alpha king Desmond could hear it. Her hands trembled at her sides, and no matter how much she tried to steady them, they refused to obey.Desmond didn’t move. He stood there, watching her approach, his expression unreadable but his eyes were sharp, cold, and filled with something that made her stomach twist violently.Ariel swallowed hard as she closed the distance between them, her steps slowing despite herself.“I—”She didn’t even get the chance to finish.Desmond moved fast.His hand shot out, grabbing her wrist with a force that made her gasp, and before she could react, he dragged her down the hallway.“A-Alpha—!” she stammered.“Quiet,” he snapped.His voice was low but it cut through her like a blade.Ariel’s breath hitched as she stumbled after him, her feet barely keeping up with his pace as he pulled her along. The corridor seemed to stretch endlessly, the dim lights blurring a

The silence between Max and Skye stretched and he could still feel the temptation to forget everything and just go with her.His chest rose sharply as the thought hit him fully, his mind painting the image too clearly.“No.”The word came out firm.Skye’s breath caught slightly.“Max—”“No,” he repeated, louder this time.He stepped back, putting distance between them, as if being too close to her was dangerous.“You don’t get to do this,” he said.Skye frowned, confusion and hurt flashing across her face.“Do what?”“Show up here, after everything, and expect me to just walk away with you like nothing happened” Max said, his voice rising slightly.“That’s not what I’m asking—”“That’s exactly what you’re asking,” he cut in.The tension surged between them again.Skye took a step toward him, her voice softening.“I’m asking you to choose yourself,” she said.Max laughed bitterly.“No, you’re asking me to choose you” he said.Skye hesitated because she knew he wasn’t wrong.“I’m asking

The garden was too beautiful for the thoughts running through Seraphina’s mind.The scent of roses lingered in the air, calm and serene, completely at odds with the storm raging inside her.She stood at the center of it all, her hands clasped tightly in front of her, nails digging into her skin as her jaw remained locked in silent fury.Two days was all that stood between her and everything being taken away.Her chest rose sharply as the thought settled again, heavier this time.She was at risk because of a duel and Eugene.“This is ridiculous,” she muttered under her breath.Her grip tightened further.“We’re not losing.”The words weren’t just a statement, they were a refusal, a rejection of the possibility itself.“I didn’t fight my way to the top just to lose everything now,” she said quietly, pacing slightly along the stone path.Desmond had to win. There was no other option.“He will win, he has to” she whispered, more to herself than anyone else.Her thoughts shifted again to S

The training ground echoed with the sound of impact.Dust rose from the ground in faint clouds, disturbed by the relentless movement of two figures locked in combat.Eugene moved first. His body twisted smoothly as he dodged Max’s incoming strike, pivoting on his heel before countering with a swift swing aimed at Max’s side.Max blocked it just in time, the impact sending a jolt up his arm.“Too slow,” Eugene said, his voice calm but edged with focus.Max grunted, pushing back and stepping away to regain his stance.“I blocked it,” Max shot back.Eugene raised a brow slightly.“Barely.”Max exhaled sharply, wiping sweat from his brow as he circled him again.The morning sun hung just above the horizon, casting long shadows across the training field. A few soldiers lingered at a distance, watching silently, but none dared to interrupt.Max lunged again, his movements sharper this time, more aggressive but Eugene met him head-on.Max pushed forward, trying to overpower him but Eugene he