All Chapters of Rejected And Reborn: Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

Chapter 201 : The Decison The decision to leave the neighboring pack’s lands weighed heavily on them both. They had come seeking answers, attempting to stabilize the chaos that had erupted around Auren’s lies and his supporters, but it had become painfully clear that the ground was unfamiliar, the loyalties murky, and the risks too great. Returning to their own territory was not a retreat—it was a tactical choice. Here, in the forests, valleys, and hidden paths that belonged to them and them alone, they had the advantage. Allies knew the terrain, traps could be anticipated, and their control over the environment would tip the balance in their favor.As they set out on the journey back, the tension was almost palpable, not between them, but in the world around them. Every rustle of leaves, every distant cry of a bird, every shifting shadow could be an enemy lying in wait. She kept close to him, yet a small distance remained—a recognition that he would protect her, but that she would n

Chapter 203The air in the pack’s territory felt heavier than she remembered, thick with whispers, suspicion, and the quiet tremors of uncertainty. Even though she and Axel had returned victorious, even though the traitors had fled or been driven off, the pack was far from whole. She could feel it—the subtle vibrations of unease in the fur of those around her, the quick, darting glances, the half-lowered heads, and the unsteady tails. Some were loyal, she could tell. Their hearts beat in rhythm with hers, cautious but unwavering. Others… were fractured, fearful or resentful, torn between obedience, ambition, and self-preservation.She walked through the clearing, her senses alert. Her aura flowed just beneath the surface, a quiet pulse of power and authority that she had learned to temper. Not enough to dominate, not yet—but enough to sense the fractures, the hesitations, the whispers of disloyalty. Wolves moved around her, some bowing instinctively as they passed, others stiffening,

Chapter 205I felt the tension building long before the traitors revealed themselves.It was in the way the air grew sharper.In the way footsteps behind me slowed instead of stopping.In the way a silence settled over the courtyard—too tight, too controlled, too deliberate.I knew.The betrayal I sensed earlier was no longer a rumor. It was about to stand before me in flesh and blood.And I refused to run from it.I stood in the center of the training grounds, the early dawn light brushing pale gold against the cracked earth. The wolves who remained loyal watched me closely. Some with hope. Some with fear. Some with confusion they couldn’t hide fast enough.Then they appeared.A group of six—wolves I had once trusted, fought beside, sent on missions.The one who walked ahead of them was the male I had exposed earlier—the one who pretended loyalty only to funnel information to Auren.His smirk was wide, unapologetic, dripping with arrogance.“So,” he said, stepping forward. “You final

Chapter HER POV — After the ChaosThe corridor outside the council chamber was silent, as if the walls themselves were holding their breath after the storm that had erupted inside.Axel walked beside me, but for the first time his anger wasn’t directed outward. It simmered beneath his skin like a barely controlled wildfire, trembling through the bond. Every few steps, he glanced at me—as if checking I was still there, still breathing, still his.“We’re leaving,” he murmured, voice rough.I nodded. I didn’t trust my voice yet.My hands were still slightly shaking. Not from fear—from exhaustion. The weight of being judged, hated, and reduced to something monstrous had taken more from me than I wanted Axel to see.But before we could take another step, a voice echoed down the hall.“Wait.”Axel stiffened instantly, and I felt the rumble of a warning growl rise in his chest.I placed my hand on his arm. “Let’s see who it is,” I whispered.Three elders walked toward us—not the loud ones,

Chapter 209 The day began quietly, deceptively so, as if the forest itself was holding its breath. The morning light filtered through the canopy, soft and golden, painting the clearing in hues of hope and renewal. I could feel the pack around me, their presence muted at first, tentative—watching, listening, feeling out whether the chaos of the past weeks would repeat itself or finally settle into something steady.Axel stood beside me, tall, calm, yet radiating the kind of restrained power that made everyone feel both protected and awed. The air between us was thick—not with tension, but with shared understanding. Every glance, every breath, every subtle movement communicated more than words ever could. We had survived betrayals, wars, and nearly lost each other, yet here we were, still standing—still unbroken.Today was about more than survival. Today was about recognition. A ceremony was planned, not just to acknowledge me formally as Luna, but to reaffirm our bond as mates and lea