Rejected by my Alpha, Loved by my Beta のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 11 - チャプター 20

Aurelia’s POV“That should do it,” the redhead nurse said as she bandaged my arm. The pain stung mildly, and the wound was slow in healing because of my blood poisoning from the silver blade. It was going to take at least half a day to get back to optimum health. “You’ll be fine after a day’s rest,” she added as she closed the first aid kit. “But I have to pick up my son after school,” I pointed out. The nurse chuckled as she swung the green bag that contained the first aid kit on her shoulder. “You’ll just have to let someone else do that,” she said. “Moving around is only going to spread the poisoning more, making it difficult to heal.”I sighed and rubbed my head. “And you’re Alpha. There are a lot of maids here who can get your son for you.”I clenched my jaw at that. I was seated on my king-sized bed with both guys bandaged. I was feeling weaker than ever. My encounter with Liora had ended well. I wouldn’t have ended up in this situation if only I’d taken her seriously at the

Kael’s POVI knew this feeling. It was too familiar as it made my stomach churn. Guilt. That was it. As I raced down the hall rushing towards my daughter's room, I couldn’t help but feel I’d messed up. She’d caught us. But what had she seen? Whatever she was, it was enough for her to make a judgment. I’d let my anger get the best of me again, which made me hurt Liora. And all for what? Or who exactly?Ever since I met her at her pack, things had been spiraling out of control. She was becoming more and more involved in my life. This was what I dreaded most. I thought that my life with her was over after she’d left the dungeon. It wasn’t supposed to be this way. Why would she come back to taunt me? And with something that I yearned for the most. A son. Not just an ordinary son, but one with extreme powers. This had to stop. The blind loyalty to my plan was going to be my undoing. I’d stuck to it for so many years, but after I’d let Aurelia go, I’d decided to focus on my family. But sin

Rune’s POV“Rise and shine, buddy,” I said, tapping his cheek. The man woke up to find himself strapped to a chain. The chains that held him were made of silver which burned his skin when he tried to wiggle free. He groaned in pain as the silver held him together. “Let me go!” He demanded. I chuckled at that. We were in a little cramped room with nothing but the chair which he sat on, a yellow bulb which buzzed over his head, and a table of tools which had dried blood on most of them. “Not until you answer a few questions,” I said. “I don’t have time for a pop quiz.”I scoffed at his words and folded my arms as I stood before him. He was one of them—the spies that littered the Red Moon pack. And I was going to make sure that I purged all of them. “Let’s start with your name,” I said walking towards him. I grabbed him by the neck and lifted his face to the yellow light above him. He groaned in pain and struggled to move but his efforts were futile. “Tell me your name!” I roared.

Aurelia’s POV“Are you sure about this?” I asked, my voice a whisper. Rune, leaning against my massive dresser with his arms folded, gave a nod. I sighed and rubbed my cheeks as I sat on the bed. He’d just filled me in on everything that happened last night. He’d captured one of the spies, but his replies were subtle. “I don't know what else to do,” Rune confessed. “Every time I get closer, I find out that I am still far from the truth.”My eyes fell on Rune who looked like he was having an internal battle. His pale skin had bruises on it, and the drain circles under his eyes had returned. I wasn’t sure letting him continue with this search was a good idea. It was burning him out. “Rune. You need some rest,” I suggested. “We can talk about this later.”Rune shook his head as he leaned off the dresser. “No. There’s still more. I’m going to squeeze out every last bit of information from him even if I want to.”The determination in his voice scared me. I feared that he was going down

Aurelia’s POV The car danced awkwardly as I drove through the narrow road. I was furious, my chest a furnace of rage. Kael. He’d come in contact with my son, even after I’d told him to stay away. I knew he couldn’t resist. He was planning on stealing Asher away from me. And it seemed to be working. Asher looked like he was getting fond of him which was a terrible thing. He was silent as he sat beside me. I knew he’d watch my confrontation with Kael. I’d almost lost myself due to the rage. My son was my priority. His safety was what mattered most to me. And I wasn’t going to let someone like Kael destroy what I’d built in his absence. “You don’t have to say anything. I know you’re mad,” Asher finally spoke. My eyes fell to him, surprised that he’d said that. Lately, he’d been going through some self-reflection which was a big surprise. Until Kael came back into the picture, he’d been arrogant and erratic. He’d do things on impulse which sometimes drove me crazy. The only person w