All Chapters of Rejected By The Alpha King, Claimed By The Lycan King: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Scarlet’s POV “I’m sorry, Aurivielle!” Joel stammered, bowing deeply, his hand clinging awkwardly to his side.For a moment, I could read him like a book. He was surprised, and confused at the same time. He turned his back so quickly it was almost frantic. Shock rippled through him as though he had never seen a woman’s body before.Could he be… a virgin? Like me?“I’ll just take my leave. Forgive me once again.” His voice shook as he stepped back, bowing again before dashing out of my presence.My knees weakened, and I quickly snatched the towel from the floor, clutching it against me.Slamming the door shut behind him. I blinked several times, replaying the word he had spoken just moments ago.Mate.“Scar… did you hear that? Could you feel his wolf?”“Yes,” Scar purred softly. “But he doesn’t have one. I can’t sense it. He feels… innocent, pure of heart. Different.”“I can’t feel it either.” My voice dropped as I trudged toward the bathroom, steam curling around me.Should I be

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Damien’s POV I was just about to take her hand when a loud crash erupted behind us.Before I could react, she staggered forward—blood spilling from her left side.“Fuck!” she hissed, clutching her stomach. Yet, even wounded, she moved with deadly precision, her blade flashing through the night as she drove it deep into the enemy’s heart.He fell instantly.She smiled faintly, and despite the chaos, I found myself returning the gesture with a soft, pained smile of my own.But I knew. She wasn’t okay.Her eyes fluttered shut, her strength giving way as she collapsed into my arms.“Hey! Stranger! Hey!” I called out, tapping her cheeks gently, desperate to keep her awake as crimson pooled beneath her.Without hesitation, I lifted her off the ground and shouted for my captain at the front lines.“Cover us!”Her soldiers were already tearing through the enemy ranks, fueled by rage and vengeance. The battlefield was ours— won by a stranger’s hand… a stranger whose name I didn’t even know.

Scarlet’s POV“I guess we’ve all met Aurivielle,” Joel’s brother, Jayden’s twin spoke up, and everyone responded in unison.“Good.” He nodded, his gaze drifting from his people back to me. “Now, I think it’s high time we let you know the rules and regulations guiding this place,” he began.It was actually a long one, so long that I couldn’t even remember half of the regulations. But there were only two things that sounded reasonable to me.The first was that time moved slowly here, but in the other world, it passed quickly according to what they said. The other thing was that none of them were werewolves, which meant I was the only werewolf here and that made me a unique being. The rest weren’t wolves, except Joel and Jayden, who were hybrids, born with werewolf blood flowing in their veins.Now, that was the only reason why Joel got mated to me. It was beginning to make sense, even though I still couldn’t wrap my head around it.“So, we do not need to worry about the mate thing? Is

Damien’s POV Kira’s breath mingled with mine, her nearness setting my pulse on fire. For a second, reason slipped away; everything inside me screamed to close the distance, to forget the past, to stop thinking. Then I caught myself. Scarlet. The memory hit like a bolt, pulling me back from the edge. “Kira…” I whispered, my voice rough. “We can’t.” Her eyes shimmered with confusion, then shame. She stepped back, the air between us thick with everything we almost did. “I’m sorry,” she said quietly, shaking her head. “I didn’t mean to cross the line. I just…” Her words broke apart, fragile as glass. “I didn’t want to feel alone anymore.” I took a deep breath, trying to steady the pounding in my chest. “You’re not alone. Not here. I just… can’t give you what you’re looking for.” Silence followed—heavy but honest. “I helped you because I thought you’d understand,” Kira said finally. “You must have heard of my father.” “Your father?” “Ironpack,” she replied, her voice low. “He’s t