Lahat ng Kabanata ng Rejected By MY Alpha ~ Claimed By His Beta: Kabanata 151 - Kabanata 160

Kari’s POVI didn’t mean to hear it.But sometimes the universe places you exactly where you’re supposed to be, even if it rips you apart in the process.I had woken in the middle of the night, the sheets beside me cold and empty. At first, I thought Viktor had gone to the bathroom, but when the minutes stretched on, worry pushed me out of bed. I padded down the hall, the silence of the house pressing heavily against me. Then I heard them, his voice, low and raw, and hers, soft and dripping with the kind of familiarity that made my stomach twist.I stopped at the top of the stairs, pressing my hand against the railing as their words floated up in hushed tones.“…she doesn’t trust you, Viktor.”Zoya’s voice, soothing, careful.And then his. My husband’s voice, weighted with guilt. “I don’t understand what I’m doing wrong.”I froze. The rest of their conversation blurred into fragments that stabbed at me like needles.Zoya reminding him of their past. Zoya whispering about loyalty. Vi

TITAN’S POVThe door slammed behind me, the echo reverberating through the stone hall like a gunshot. I’d barely stepped two paces inside when I felt it, Indira’s rage, thick in the air, almost tangible.She stood in the center of the chamber, eyes wild, her breath coming fast. Shards of glass already glittered across the floor, a broken vase spilling water that soaked into the rug. Her hands trembled, but not from fear. Fury burned through her like wildfire.“You went to her!” she shrieked.I clenched my jaw, every muscle in my body taut. I’d known this was coming the moment I left Silvermoon, the moment I let myself cross the line to see Kari. But even knowing, I wasn’t prepared for the storm now tearing through my home.“Indira,” I began, my voice low, controlled. “Calm down,”She laughed, sharp and bitter, a sound that scraped at my ears. “Calm down? Calm down?! You expect me to sit here, smile, play the dutiful mate while you run back to her like a dog to its master?!”Another

Titan’s POVThe air in the Wilder pack mansion had been heavier than usual all evening, thick with unspoken words and lingering tension. My wounds were healing, but the ache in my chest had nothing to do with my body, it was deeper, carved from regret, from memories of Kari, from the truth that had gutted me clean when I finally saw Indira for what she was.I had told myself I’d keep my distance from her. Told myself that I needed silence, not more lies. But the sound of muffled laughter drifting from the corridor outside my chambers tugged at something primal in me.It was too late at night for laughter. Too close to my door for it to be innocent.I pushed myself from the chair, ignoring the pull of my half-healed wounds, and stalked toward the sound. My heart began to pound harder with every step, a dull roar filling my ears.The corridor was dim, lit only by a few torches along the walls. And then I saw them.Her.Him.My Indira, my wife, pressed against the wall, her hands tangl

KARI’S POV“You look quite radiant, Mi'lady.”I smiled, tossing a smile over my shoulder, at my serving girl.“Thank you, Charlotte. I slept well, and early.”She returned my smile before I turned to stare out the open window.The morning light filtered through the sheer curtains fluttering lightly, painting the room in soft golds and pinks.I shifted on my feet and released a sigh, listening to the quiet hum of the pack’s awakening. The clatter of hooves on cobblestones, the faint howl of a wolf pup in training, and the distant chatter of guards on patrol. They were all sounds I loved, sounds I grew up with. And in my darkest moments, they were the things the brought smiles to my face.But still, I couldn't help but mutter a silent prayer that it'd be permanent, that the joy I was starting to feel, was not just the sweetness that hid tartness within it.I blinked at the door before it was suddenly pushed open and Bianca bustled in, throwing me a wild smile.“You look happy this morn

TITAN'S POV“Hells.” I dragged a hand through my hair and exhaled a sigh. The tightness in my chest remained, unmoving.Even the solitude of my office couldn't offer me any comfort. The room suddenly felt too big to contain the weight crushing my chest.The silence wasn't even peaceful, it was accusing and heavy.The scent of Indira still lingered here, sharp jasmine that I'd once found alluring, now sickening. Her betrayal had a smell and it clung to the walls like rot, reminding me of how thoroughly I’d been played for a fool.I leaned heavily on the desk and exhaled another long breath. My knuckles flexed against polished oak. She'd had the guts to humiliate me in my own house.It wasn't even a rumour, a rumour I could deal with. I could convince myself that it wasn't trueBut this?I shook my head.Kari Her name flitted into my mind like a bitter memory. Perhaps I'd failed her worse than I'd ever imagined.A breath tore out of me , a sound too broken to be called a growl. Wolv