All Chapters of The Rejected Mate’s Dark Rise: Chapter 101 - Chapter 104

JaneI kept running and running in the dark forest before I finally heard indistinct chattering. It was low, but enough to recognize that they were voices, and not just some animals making funny sounds. I traced the voices, and they became more audible with every step I took closer to them.I was panting heavily and badly needed to catch my breath. I had been running in my human form because my wolf was still too weak for me to shift into it. I had tried countless times to shift, but I ended up hitting the ground hard. With no choice left, I continued in my human form, determined to get to Ray.Vishal had asked me to go to him, and I didn’t want to disobey my mate. So, even though my body was giving up and my spirit was weak, I still willed myself into running.I ran a little more, but I hadn’t seen the log of wood lying on my path, so my foot kicked against it and I lost my balance.I fell over it, and my body rolled down the sloppy area until I stopped in the depth of dead leaves. I

Three Years Later…Vishal’s Stance“Dude, calm down. She’ll be fine,” Scott said firmly, patting my shoulder.“They’ve been in there for hours, man. How the hell do you expect me to be calm?” I asked, standing from the chair and pacing back and forth again.The gazes from all the people here for Jane were on me; each of the thousand gazes held a good dose of sympathy and care. It meant a lot to me — they were the only reason I was still holding down a bit right now.I paced the hallway, avoiding bumping into the nurses who always walked past us in a hurry. It was the Pack’s hospital, and we’d been here since dawn.Jane’s water broke and we rushed her down here. It had already been ten hours, and still nothing. Her piercing cries of pain came at intervals, but that was just it. I’ve been unnerved by her cries and that’s why I can’t feel relaxed, not until it is all over and she gives birth to our first child safely.“Hi, Uncle Vishal,” the three-year-old Smith said in a slight prattle,