All Chapters of Marked, But Unwanted : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Chapter 21 ********** “Between Death And Desires” Alera's POV In the werewolf realm, there was one thing I had always heard since I was little: whenever you encountered someone who was already dead, it meant one of two things. Either they wanted to deliver a serious warning about something dreadful to come… or they wanted to drag you along with them. Either way, it was never a good sign. Especially for someone like me whose father's name alone carried the weight of brutality and fear. Shivers ran down my spine as the thought of death crawled over my skin. For the first time in my life, I had felt it so closely. Yes, there were times when I wished for death times when my struggles had pushed me to the edge but this? This was different. This time, I didn’t want to die. I didn’t want my father to take me with him. I couldn’t imagine living in his world, a life far worse than hell itself. What have I done to the Moon Goddess to deserve this? My only crime was existing

Chapter 23. ********* "Shadows At The Door" Rex’s POV My eyes stayed fixed on the entrance. It felt like the rogue was still here, still lurking in the shadows. The air was heavy with tension, thick enough to choke on. I scanned the room again, but his presence was nowhere to be found. Yet my instincts screamed otherwise. My gaze flickered to the Pack enforcers and my gamma. Fear was etched across their faces, plain as day. Just then, the door creaked open. In a heartbeat, the men raised their guns, fingers trembling on the triggers. I pulled mine free, steadying my grip as I aimed. The silver bullets glinted under the dim light, a promise of death if they struck. My eyes stayed sharp, alert to the slightest movement. And then—he appeared. The rogue stood at the entrance once more. But something about him was wrong. Everything was wrong. I could feel it in my bones, the kind of dread that coils in your gut before disaster strikes. “Pull the trigger!” my gamma shouted. H

Chapter 25************“The Alpha’s Restraint”Rex's POV My hands gripped her tiny waist, pulling her closer. Her frame was petite, delicate—yet every curve begged to be touched. My gaze swept over her face, drinking her in. Perfect. Too perfect. Her cheeks looked as though the Moon Goddess herself had spent days shaping them with divine care. My eyes moved to hers—silver, luminous, impossible to look away from—before lingering on her lips. Soft. Pink. Rounded. I swallowed hard, fighting the primal urge to claim them right then and there.“You’re so tempting,” I muttered under my breath, my control thinning. How could one woman embody such perfection?Her eyes flickered, mirroring the storm within me. She was fighting it too—I could see it, the same desperate restraint.“I’m sorry, Alpha,” she whispered, pushing gently at my chest. “We… we shouldn’t be doing this.”A deep frown etched across my brow. My lips curved into something between a smirk and a snarl. “It seems you’re forgett

Chapter 27***********“Shadows Of Doubts” Rex’s POV I had thought today would be a good day. Instead, it clawed at me, heavier with every passing hour. The files before me blurred into meaningless lines, my mind replaying the High Priestess’ warning like a curse etched into my soul.Her words painted doubts I didn’t want to carry. Yet no matter how hard I tried, her face lingered in my head, her tone feeding the shadows I fought against.But deep down, my heart rebelled. She was not her father. If anything, she loathed the man. She wasn’t forged from his cruelty. She wasn’t cursed by his sins. She was… different. Special.Why couldn’t they see that? Why was it so easy for them to chain her to his name, to assume blood made destiny? Families weren’t mirrors. Even wolves carried different spirits. To condemn her for who birthed her was crueler than any punishment.“Alpha Rex.”I jolted slightly at the familiar voice. Philip stood by the door, worry etched across his features.“What i

Chapter 29***********“An Alpha edge”Rex’s POVThe chamber was cloaked in silence, yet anger burned inside me, simmering like molten fire beneath steel. My gaze swept across their faces—elders, advisors, men who claimed wisdom but carried only cowardice and hypocrisy. Hypocrites, all of them.“This will be the last time I am summoned for such a trivial matter,” I said, each word firm, deliberate. “You will refrain from questioning me about my relationship. That is not, and will never be, your concern.”I pushed back my chair, intent on leaving, but a voice cut through the stillness, pulling me back.“Please be aware, Alpha, that if anything arises… we may hold you responsible.”The words rang bold and heavy in the hall. The murmurs quieted instantly as Branox stepped forward.My suspicion sharpened. For as long as I had known Branox and Cassian, they had moved in quiet agreement. Rarely divided, rarely opposed. Yet tonight, their stares were sharp with animosity, their silence thick