All Chapters of Fated To The Rogue Alpha:Awakening Of The Rejected Tribrid : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Camille's POV It was probably over an hour since I left Skyla's office, walking in no particular direction. Neither Skyla nor Beta Demuel had any idea where he was. 'Plus, he probably wants to be alone, so let him be,' I muttered to myself. I had no clear destination in mind. Instead of heading back to the mansion, I swerved, walking in the opposite direction. The orange evening sky was just beginning to appear, casting a warm glow across the horizon. My eyes scanned the vast expanse of land as I moved further ahead. Suddenly spotting tyre marks on the floor. I followed it to a spot where the tracks abruptly ended. I looked up, and my heart seemed to catch in my throat. Standing at the edge of a cliff was Alpha Vikron, his hair blown back by the wind. I wanted to hide behind one of those trees, but before I could, his voice cut through the air. It was cold as ice. “What are you doing here?” I bit my lower lip, feeling a surge of anxiety and dread that made me regret my acti

Camille's POV “There's a beast attack at one of the pack borders, and it's unlike anything we've seen before,” Alpha Vikron scowled, his cold facade returning. The man who had allowed me to see his vulnerability, his fears, just moments ago was gone. Standing before me now was the true alpha of Varendolf. “I'm coming with you,” I said as I quickly rose to my feet and followed behind him. He glanced over me dully. “I don't think that's a good idea.” “It's not a good idea. Some things don't need to be. Sometimes, only what is right matters. And right now, it's my duty as a member of the Varendolf pack to go,” I replied with a small, determined smile, feeling like I’d just delivered a life-changing speech. His expression remained unchanged. He didn’t smile or respond. Alpha Vikron turned and entered the car, revving the engine back to life as I hurried to climb in beside him. I fixed my gaze out the window, wondering how much destruction was unfolding at the border. Texting Skyla

Camille's POV Evolution is the thread of sanity that holds this century together, and believe me when I say I understand that. But honestly, I don’t.The idea that a certain breed of creatures, intent on infesting and killing, share matching chromosomes with me is utterly insane.My feet and hands froze in disbelief. “What?” I mumbled, unsure if I’d heard correctly as I staggered on my trembling legs.Alpha Vikron’s gaze narrowed into a sharp squint. “No two people can have identical DNA.”“Yes, Alpha,” Skyla nodded obediently.“But I’m afraid the results are undeniable.”“And each of those DNA sequences looks a step closer to becoming a perfect mirror of hers,” she added softly.Alpha Vikron’s brow furrowed. “A biological mutation, then?”Skyla nodded again. “Yes, I suppose it is.”I couldn’t find my voice. I was too stunned to speak, my mind racing with two words echoing in my head: *experiment* and *mutation.*Alpha Vikron turned to face me directly. “Did Alpha Sigewuf mention a

Camille's POV Knowledge, they say, is power.But sometimes… it’s a curse.To know is to carry the weight of what others can’t see.And tonight, I felt that weight crush my chest.I gasped and staggered backward, my feet scraping the floor as the world tilted. My pulse roared in my ears.The only voice in my head screamed one word, *run*.Josh bowed low, his tone measured. “Forgive me if I frightened you, my lady.”He took a cautious step forward, but I raised my hand. “Stop.” The word ripped from my throat before I could think.He obeyed immediately, feet rooted to the ground.“You...” I swallowed hard. “You’re… I saw you.." My words stumbled over each other, "You’re a beast.”The silence between us stretched“No, my lady,” he said, voice smooth, unshaken. “It isn’t what you think.”My brows drew together in confusion as I shook my head violently, . I wanted to scream at him to stop with the name calling."But I saw you,” I said, pointing to the place he’d stood moments before, “I

Sigewuf “She can’t be replaced,” the lady across from Sigewuf said coolly. Her tone was smooth. Too smooth like a blade running over silk.“She’s the first of her kind. Even the moon goddess approves of her existence, masking her identity behind that wolfless façade."She clicked her teeth, "A perfect illusion of insignificance. Even the gods play sides”Sigewuf rubbed a hand across his face. “You said she was dangerous. You said so yourself.”His voice trembled despite the steel he tried to summon.She tilted her head, a faint smile playing across her lips. “Dangerous enough not to be replaced”“Or do I take this as a sign of your weakness. i thought danger was your specialty" she mocked, "She’s not even trying, and you’re already shaking.”"This isn't a game!""Is it not?" She tilted her glass, her smile dangerously flat" Lady ...""Shush" she cut him off, looking Sigewuf up and down, the humor on her face was gone"You're never to mention my name, remember?" Her facade returns as