All Chapters of Rejected by my Alpha, Loved by my Beta: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Rune’s POV She wasn’t answering her phone. It’s been four hours since she stepped out to drop Asher off at school and she still hadn’t still hadn’t returned. What the hell could she be doing right now? The least she could do was tell me what she was up to. I clenched my jaw as I paced my study room. I didn’t want to do this. But I didn’t have any other choice. I’d promised to protect them, but that promise was losing its value every passing day. I already had Jerome watching Asher at school. As long as he was safe, I'd have a problem. But now Aurelia was becoming a problem. We weren’t on good terms and it hurt a lot. But there was little I could do. We were on edge and another argument could split us. I sighed as I rubbed my forehead. Maybe I should call her again. I pulled out my phone from my pocket and stared at it. No. I didn’t want to go off as an overprotective person. She was Alpha and could handle herself. But now that people knew who she was, how long was it until they

Aurelia’s POV “You did the right thing, Aurelia,” Kael said, stepping towards me. I didn’t know which one was worse. The fact that Rune had almost gone against a direct order or that I was siding with Kael. This wasn’t my fault. If only Rune had told me everything from the start. Then I wouldn’t be in this situation. But what could I do? What was the use? The only way I could get the answers from Rune that he wouldn’t tell me was to get them from Kael. But what exactly did Kael know about Rune? It wasn’t like they were close. Kael could just manipulate anything and say. Maybe I wasn’t doing this because I wanted answers. Maybe I was doing this because deep down, there were still lingering feelings for him. Feeling, I didn’t understand yet. And maybe I should focus on that. “Don’t fucking touch me,” I rasped at him. Kael nodded and withdrew his hand before he could touch my shoulder. I was in a terrible mood and there was nothing I could do to fix it. The sound of Rune’s P

Rune’s POV “I know you’re here somewhere,” I muttered under my breath as I stood in the archives room. I was surrounded by large wooden shelves that held books, maps, and even scrolls that were much older than me. The room was filled with the smell of old paper and rotting leather that made my nose wrinkle in disgust. “Why would anybody come down here?” That was what the old librarian had asked. I hadn’t told him exactly what I was looking for, but I'd asked for some space and I was regretting it now. Something like that would be very hard to find. I scratched my chin as I stared at the huge shelves. This was going to take me all day. I groaned in frustration and began digging through the shelves. I picked up a couple of books and glanced through them but none of them had what I was looking for. I was looking for a book of records that was kept here. And surely, it wouldn’t be lying around carelessly. After an hour of looking without any luck, I was doused in dust and dirt w

Rune’s POV I slammed the door of the Porsche as I stepped onto the parking lot of the apartment building. A date with Kael Riverstone? I wasn’t just pissed. I was fuming. What the hell is she thinking? There was nothing I could do about this. She’d made up her mind to go out with him, and I couldn’t stop it. Whatever she was planning, I didn’t want to be a part of it. I knocked on the door roughly like I was transferring all my aggression on it. Derrick swung it open and stared at me like I’d lost my mind but I barged into the room with the book of records tucked under my arm making my way towards the couch. Derrick closed the door and stared at me, still confused about what was going on. I didn’t answer him. I sat on the couch and pulled the book open heading towards the page where I’d seen Raheem’s name. The page was cut out. Meaning there was nothing left for us to get a clue out of. But the confirmation that he had been exiled by the Red Moon was a step forward. “I’m not

Rune’s POV Raheem Straumann coughed as he lay on the cold floor, my fist a few meters away from colliding with his face again if he tried to play me. I needed information. And the only person who could give me what I needed was this bastard. And yet still, he was wasting my time. “Fine. Fine. I’ll tell you,” he said with his hands raised in the air. My jaw was still clenched as I glared at him wondering if he would try to escape. I could feel my heart pounding hard against my ribs, the adrenaline in full flow in my veins. My wolf was stirring inside me, wanting me to take out my frustrations on him. If he didn’t give me what I wanted, then I would. “Fine,” I said, relaxing my fist. “Now start talking. How did you get the school from Mary Vale?” Raheem sighed and sat up slowly. I pulled away and stood before him with my arms folded and my eyes burning down on him. Raheem wiped the blood from the cut on his lip before looking up at me. “Mary Vale and my family used to be