Semua Bab I Am The Alpha's Rejected Mate : Bab 191 - Bab 200

Ella's POVI stared into father's eyes, but no words came at first. I could only see the hunger in his eyes, noting also how I longed to have him. A part of me burned and I couldn't deny it. My breath hitched, body rigid with several emotions. I knew what this would eventually lead too. I couldn't predict wrongly about it. I've been having such an affair with father for longer than I could remember. He used to tell me that it was meant to be that way, for my wolf to get stronger. I had no choice to believe me, as I had no mother or friends to say otherwise. He continued, till I got so deep into the act that I'd even seduce him into it. But this time, things were a bit different. I was pregnant, and I knew it.Turning my face slightly, I forced my voice to be steady. "We're in the open father, look." I pointed to the warriors that were a distant away. I knew they wouldn't care about this though.Father's eyes flicked around slowly. Then the corner of his his lip curled. "Well I gu

Ashley's POVThe final words of the chief guard continued to echo in my head long after he left us.Turning away from the metal bars, I walked toward a tiny bared window on the far end of the cell. It wasn't wide, just barely enough for a wrist to slip through. The full moon peaked through it, occasionally veiled by the rolling clouds that seemed just as restless as the thoughts in my mind. "Liam's the next threat to Oakwood pack," the chief guard had revealed before leaving, "and he seems to be a greater evil that Ella had ever been." I curled my fingers on the cold bars of the window, the thought of another power struggle making my blood run hot. The packmembers would once again be exposed to Liam's evil schemes. One thing was for sure. Jayden needed me now, more than ever. A long and heavy sigh escaped me as I turned back toward the room. The kids were all still asleep–Jace and Nicko huddled against each other while Rhea slept a distant away from them. But standing just beside

Ashley's POV"Who the hell sent you two?" I snarled in a low but sharp voice. "Ella?" A dark chuckle proceeded from the beast that held Ella, and the other followed with a sneering smirk. They were amused by my question. "And what does it matter huh?" the one that held Rhea rasped, his eyes glowing even brighter and his teeth baring. "You'll all be dead in a very very short time. Your question dies with you–""I said who sent you?!" I roared again, my voice coming out this time with a force that made even the walls shake. Energy rippled through the air around, my power rising like a tidal wave. But this seemed to enrage them, as the one gripping Rhea bared his teeth and snarled. "You talk too much," he spat, "so I guess we'd end all these even faster." Then, in a swift and rather horrifying motion, he lifted Rhea even higher–with claws digging into her tiny neck– and turned to his side to slam her head against the cracked wall beside the metal bars. "No!!" I screamed, launching

Ella's POV"Ella!!" Jayden screamed one last time as he collapsed on the bed in complete exhaustion. That was the forth round, the longest we had ever gone in a stretch.We both slept for the next two hours, until it was noon. Then a knock came on the door, sharp like an inpatient reminder. Groaning beside me, Jayden rolled onto his back. His chest rose and fell heavily. Slipping out of the bed with a feline stretch, I let my feet touch the marble floor as I walked to the door. Two guards stood stiffly as I opened the door, their armour gleaming as the greeted. "Luna Ella. The Alpha is two hours late for his meeting with the Council Elders," one of the announced, quickly shooting a glance into my room. I shot him a glare that made him look away instantly. Then I glanced over my shoulder toward the bed. Jayden still sprawled out, his breath deep. I turned back to them with a sly smile on my face. "Well, he won't be able to attend. I'll go in his place." Their eyes widened, and t

Ella's POV The chanting by the elders continued, even getting to a fever pitch when, suddenly, an elder pushed himself up from his seat with a strong force that made all eyes turn to him. He shot out his claws with a violent shing, glinting under the chamber lights. Then he gave off a piercing howl. It cut through the air like a blade, drowning out all the echoing voices. Silence followed, and almost deafening one, and even Liam turned towards the elder. This powerful interruption made the High Elder's face twist in rage as he slammed his palms on the armrests. His chest expanded, more like he was just about to unleash a howl of his own. "Let him speak!" Liam ordered, his voice cutting through the silence.The High Elder's head snapped to Liam. "But–" "No, noble one," Liam interrupted the High elder again. "I am not a leader who silences the opinions of my cabinet members. Let him speak!" I scoffed under my breath. Liam was simply dressing himself under the skin of fairness, a