《Rejected by my Alpha, Loved by my Beta》全部章節：第 91 章 - 第 100 章

Aurelia’s POV My fight was easier than I expected. I didn’t have time to communicate with Rune before I got into the arena. But I was surprised at what happened to him. The way he had been taken down had been surprising. Never had I seen Rune beaten up badly. But still, he managed to turn it around just in time. That was Rune for you. Always full of surprises. My fight was with an Alpha from Manhattan. He was dressed classily in an Italian suit with jet-black hair that glittered in the lights and hazel eyes that watched me like a hawk. The fight had begun quickly with him pouncing on me. Not wanting to experience what had happened to Rune, I’d ended it quickly much to the surprise of the whole arena. Well, they hadn’t expected me to beat a male Alpha which was annoying even after everything the council had said to us at the meeting. It wasn’t easy to climb to the top of the food chain as a female. But somehow Solana and I had been able to, which meant that we were much stronger

Aurelia’s POV “That’s what I’m talking about!” Solana said as she walked into the room. She looked quite exuberant, something I hadn’t seen in a while. I was certain that it had to do with beating Kael. She didn’t like him. I didn’t know why, but it was quite obvious now. “I told you to be worried about Kael,” Tamara said behind me, almost startling me. She and Solana did a high five while and Rune and I watched unsure of how we would react. Rune was still silent, the bruises on his face were still there, but it went as badly as before. He was seated on the long bench, with his hand on his knees. The ice pack was gone which meant that his jaw must have healed a bit. “Did you see that, Carver?” She teased. He didn’t look at us but gave her a thumbs-up. Tamara rolled her eyes and looked away. “Don’t mind him, Solana. He’s just sour that it took a lot to take down Riverstone’s beta,” she said. That must have burned, but Rune didn’t look a bit interested in her words

Rune’s POV Aurelia, please talk to me. I was worried about her. Something was going on with her that she wasn’t telling. And it seemed that was the theme of our situation. I couldn’t tell her what was going on. And she wasn’t going to tell me what was happening to her powers. If her primordial juice was on a low, or meant that she had exhausted it somewhere else. But when? And how? It was hard to sleep at night. She didn’t return to the room until morning. When she came in, she was silent and headed straight to the bathroom. I waited on the couch to hear what she was going to tell me when she got out. She had a towel to conceal her nakedness. She didn’t even look by way and she rummaged through her luggage picking new clothes to wear. I scratched my chin as I tapped my feet impatiently on the rug wondering when it was time to question her. The time came when she was drying her damp hair with the hair dryer. “Where were you last night?” I asked. “I was worried.” “I nee

Rune’s POV Eleven years ago. Cincinnati, Ohio. The silver Porsche came to a halt at the parking lot of a bar. I was lucky to come across one. There was only one reason I wanted to be here, and that was to get drunk. My father had given me this mission just to get rid of me again. I knew it. He didn’t just want to say it to my face. I was a disappointment to him. A son who didn’t show any signs of maturity. My hands tightened on the steering wheel as the thought came reeling back. But then, I killed the engine and stepped out of the car, pushing away such thoughts. I couldn’t let them distract me. Not now. The evening sun felt warmer than it should have as I stepped into the bar. Twilight was approaching, and still I had no idea how I was going to find the Cincinnati pack. It was crazy that they would call themselves that, but why wouldn’t they? According to my father’s info, they were the only pack left in Cincinnati which gave them the name. That was a rare phenomenon wh

Rune’s POV Present day. “That’s bullshit!” Aurelia barked as we stood on the balcony. “You’re still hiding something from me, Rune. If you’re not ready to spill it out then I suggest you don’t waste my time much further.” She was getting impatient, I knew. There was a lot I kept from her in the story. I couldn’t go that deep because she would have so many questions. Questions I wasn’t ready to answer just yet. And until I dared to talk to her about all of that, I was just going to keep it all to myself. “Aurelia. You’re not letting me talk,” I reminded her. “You said you wanted to know what happened between Solana and me? Then this is what happened. I was sent there by my father for a particular reason. A reason I didn’t know yet. I was struggling and needed to be taught what it felt like to be alone. And so I was sent to the Cincinnati Pack. And Solana was the one who helped me through it. I was going through a rough patch.” “Your father sent you away because you weren’t r