All Chapters of Rejected by my Alpha, the Moon goddess chose me.: Chapter 41 - Chapter 43

I paced back and forth on the empty training field, the wind pulling at my hair as my mind raced. The sting of betrayal from Ceryn still burned deep within me. But nothing could have prepared me for what Nelson just told me, for what emerged from the shadows.Nyra.She appeared like a cluster of smoke, her presence dark as always, yet she looked oddly calm. Dressed in a jet black gown that hugged her curves, her faintly glowing violet eyes caught the moonlight. Unlike the last time I saw her, she looked incredibly beautiful, and her skin was flawless. Something must have happened to her body; it must have been properly preserved. She didn’t come with fury or does it look like she came to fight, instead, she came with a proposition.“Castillo,” she purred, arms crossed akimbo as she called out with delight to me like an old acquaintance. “I’m not here to fight. Not yet, anyway.”I tensed up. “Then why’d you come? You didn’t come to fight but you killed two of my scouts?”“Oh they trie

I couldn’t sleep at all that night as I walked back to my room. My fingers kept twisting the edge of my bedsheet, and my mind wouldn’t settle down. What was Andrew thinking after seeing that? Honestly, I didn’t know what was worse—Castillo’s kiss or the guilt that crept up my spine since Andrew caught us. I mean, I didn’t even like Castillo like that anymore. But the kiss… the timing… His lips felt so soft and alluring for a man with such a build, I won’t let him try such with me again. He is my past.And Andrew, he didn't even give me a chance to explain, he just ran off like he had seen a time bomb ticking to explode.It had been two days since we last spoke.I told myself it was okay. He wasn’t mine. There were no labels between us, no promises. But still, I cared—a lot. I cared about what he thought, how he felt. I kept replaying that look in his eyes when he saw Castillo lips on mine—the pain, the confusion, the silence.It stuck with me.Then, two days later, a cool breeze r