All Chapters of Marked, But Unwanted : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Chapter 11 ********* "Defiance in the Dining Hall" Alera's POV “Elder Dan, what’s happening here?” Night's voice rang out, bold and sharp, as she stood protectively in front of me. Her stance was fierce, daring, ready to go to war if it came down to it. The two men glared at me like I’d personally offended their entire bloodline. “Are you seriously asking me that?” Elder Dan shot back, his voice dripping with sarcasm. “Yes, I am,” Night snapped. “And don’t act like you didn’t hear what I just said. What. The. Hell. Are. You. Doing. Here?” Her voice cracked like a whip, and before she could escalate further, I reached out and gently touched her arm, silently urging her to calm down. From what she’d said earlier, it was clear—they were Elders of the BlackHood Pack. And from where I came from disrespecting an Elder could cost you your life. It didn’t matter if they were right or wrong. Elders were almost untouchable. Not to mention the Alpha, the Gammas, and the Deltas. I f

Chapter 13 ********* "Whispers of Her Name” Alpha Kael One thing I never understood was why Rex had suddenly become so obsessed with that girl, Alera. It’s been four days since she left the pack, and for the first time in what felt like years, I finally felt peace — a silence I hadn’t experienced in ages. A stillness in the air, like the storm had temporarily passed. Normally, I’d hear Elyra’s voice echoing through the halls, shouting, yelling… and somehow, it always circled back to Alera. She’d find the smallest reason to drag her name into a complaint — claiming she failed at some task, using it as an excuse to make her suffer for what her father had once done to us. To all of us. At first, I thought Elyra was justified. Maybe it was just too soon to forget. Still, there were times I found myself stepping in — saving Alera from Elyra’s wrath more than once. I remember one particular night clearly… Elyra had planned everything. Her goal was to have Alera declared rogue, al

Chapter 15 ********* “Scars Don’t Lie” Alera's POV Tears clouded my vision as I stormed down the hallway. This time, I made damn sure not to take a wrong turn and end up in his room again like the last time. No mistakes. Not tonight. His words still echoed in my head, cruel and sharp, slicing into my chest like glass. I could barely breathe through the ache. When I reached my room, I ignored the guards and the maids, even though I felt their eyes trailing after me, thick with curiosity and silent judgment. Of course they noticed. Of course they saw what I did—what I said—to their Alpha. And soon, I knew they'd come for me too. It was only a matter of time before they began to turn on me. It was always the same. I’d seen this pattern before, especially in places where no one gave a damn about girls like me. As soon as I stepped inside, I shut the door behind me and locked it. The click sounded far too loud. I sank slowly to the floor, the cold tiles biting against my sk

Chapter 17. ********“Rex’s Olive Branch”Rex’s POVMy fingers brushed across the spot where she had spit on me, right there on my face. Even though I had already cleaned it, I couldn’t stop myself from touching it again and again, as if the memory was carved into my skin.Suddenly, a knock echoed on my door, followed by the faint creak of its hinges. When the face of the visitor was revealed, I exhaled a quiet relief—it was Philip.“I’ve taken care of everything. She’s released,” he said, his eyes carefully studying me as I gave him a distracted nod.Earlier that day, Philip had rushed back to the pack house the moment he heard of my return, even though I had insisted he take a week off. In his words, staying home was nothing short of torture. Every corner reminded him of the past he was desperate to bury. And the truth?I understood him—not his pain, but his reasons.When I had told Philip and the guards to head to the dungeon, he looked confused. And when I explained that he was t

Chapter 19******** “Through the Chaos, I Choose You”Rex’s POV. I paced back and forth through the long corridor of the hospital, my boots echoing against the tiled floor. My eyes were fixed on the emergency room where Alera was being treated. I could see the doctors moving around her, their hands busy, their mouths moving, but everything appeared blurry—too slow, agonizingly slow. Each second felt like a year.I wanted to do something—anything—other than stand here like a helpless fool. But it was impossible. All I could do was breathe, clench my fists, and force myself not to break down the door.Just then, a nurse stepped out of the emergency room—the very room where my mate was fighting for her life.Before I could even think, the words left me. “How is she?”The nurse’s expression froze my insides. Her face was stiff, her eyes weary, like a woman carrying more than her share of burdens.“I’m sorry, Alpha. But I have no—”Her hesitation sparked rage in my wolf. The fury inside