All Chapters of Alpha's Rejected Secret: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

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Chapter 111 – Before Dawn Breaks

KILLIANDawn hadn’t even brushed the horizon when I opened my eyes.I hadn’t slept.Not for a second.Aria lay curled against me on the couch, her breathing finally steady after the power surge. Her skin no longer glowed, but the air around her hummed faintly—like her magic was never fully resting anymore.Like something inside her was waiting for its moment.I brushed my thumb across the back of her hand.She didn’t stir.Good.She needed rest more than anything.A soft vibration buzzed across the table—my communicator rune activating.Damon.I carefully slipped out from under Aria, placing a warm blanket around her shoulders, making sure she remained undisturbed before stepping aside and tapping the rune.“What is it?” I whispered.“The Elders are here,” Damon said. “All of them.”All?That never happened.Dread tightened in my chest. “Why?”“They came on their own. They said an ancient pulse woke them from their moonbind sleep.”My blood ran cold.They felt Aria.Of course they did

Last Updated : 2025-11-27

Chapter 112 – The Moon’s Chosen

ARIAThe room felt colder.Not physically—no. It was deeper than that.The moment the Elders revealed the truth, the atmosphere shifted. The stone walls seemed to tremble. The torches flickered violently. Even the shadows felt like they were inching closer, listening.My stomach twisted painfully.The Oracle’s Doom has already marked its chosen target.Me.Killian stood in front of me like a shield of muscle and fury, his stance wide, protective, refusing to let even an Elder breathe too close.The eldest Elder watched him with calm, ancient eyes. “Alpha Killian. Step aside.”“No,” he growled.“You are obstructing destiny.”“And you are scaring my mate,” Killian snapped.His hand slid behind him, gripping mine. His fingers were warm… but shaking. I squeezed back.“I’m not scared,” I whispered, though my voice trembled.He didn’t believe me.Neither did the Elders.One stepped closer—a tall male with a silver-marked throat. His voice was like gravel. “Girl. Show us the mark again.”Kil

Last Updated : 2025-11-29

Chapter 113 — The Moon That Refused to Break

The forest wind was still trembling with the echo of Aria’s last scream when Killian turned sharply, his eyes scanning the darkness as though he felt something shift—something approaching. Aria, still fighting for breath from the emotional weight of everything she had just revealed to her mother, wiped her face slowly. Her fingers were trembling, and she didn’t bother hiding it. She had broken open another layer of herself, another wound, and now reality was spreading itself before her like a battlefield.Killian stepped closer to her.“Aria,” he murmured, that tone he only used when he felt her slipping, “look at me.”She did. And for a moment, neither of them spoke.The pain between them wasn’t invisible anymore. It had shape, it had color, it had breath. And it wrapped around everything—their bond, their love, their future.Then Killian’s jaw tightened, and he cupped her face gently, almost too gently for an Alpha as fierce as him.“You survived worse,” he whispered. “But you don’t

Last Updated : 2025-11-29

Chapter 114 — The Path of Fire and Blood

The forest seemed to hold its breath.Every leaf.Every root.Every whisper of wind.Everything felt the shift inside Aria—the shift that came the moment she closed her mother’s journal. Killian felt it too. He stood beside her, eyes sharp and gold-tinged, one hand resting protectively on her lower back as though he could feel her destiny pulsing through her skin.Rowan waited in silence, not daring to interrupt.Aria opened the journal again, her fingers brushing the first page. Her mother’s handwriting flowed across the parchment like moonlit water—elegant, fierce, unbroken.Killian leaned slightly over her shoulder. “Can you read it?”Aria nodded faintly.But the truth was… she wasn’t sure she could breathe.Her mother’s scent was faint on the pages—like crushed lavender and the cool breath of night. Aria swallowed hard and forced herself to read.“To my daughter,If you are reading this, then the danger I feared has found you. But if you are reading this, you are also stronger tha

Last Updated : 2025-11-30

CHAPTER 115 — The Breath Between Life and Death

The dust hadn’t yet settled.It clung to the air like a suffocating fog, turning every breath into fire. The cavern trembled with low, groaning rumbles, the kind that made the stone under Aria’s palms vibrate as she crawled forward. Her knees scraped against jagged rock, her fingers numb, her heartbeat a frantic drum against her ribs.“Killian…”Her voice cracked—hoarse, broken, desperate.She couldn’t see him, only the shape of collapsed stone where he had been standing, holding up the entire ceiling with nothing but his wolf body and sheer will. The memory stabbed into her chest like a blade—his howl. His trembling legs. His last look at her before the darkness swallowed him.“Killian, please…”Her hands shook violently as she pushed through the debris. Her magic flickered weakly at her fingertips, sparks popping like dying embers. She was too drained, too overwhelmed, too suffocated to focus.But she forced herself forward anyway.Because she had felt it.In that last moment before

Last Updated : 2025-11-30

CHAPTER 116 — THE HIDDEN ROOM BENEATH THE RUINS

The storm had not stopped since the moment Aria and Killian left the council chamber. Winds slammed violently against the stone walls of the Nightfang fortress, rattling windows and sending loose branches flying across the courtyard. The pack grounds felt tense—too quiet, too alert—as if every wolf sensed something dark creeping closer.Aria walked beside Killian, her heartbeat still uneven from the heavy revelations of the last chapter. The truth about the rogue attacks, the stolen relics, and the Shadowborn’s return was hanging like a thick fog around them. But something else kept replaying in Aria’s mind: the way Killian had looked at her, that raw mixture of guilt and fierce protectiveness. Even after everything—after enemies resurfaced, after loyalties were questioned—his eyes softened only for her.They moved down the narrow corridor that led toward the old wing of the fortress, the one destroyed during the Great War years ago. Killian’s hand brushed hers as they reached the col

Last Updated : 2025-12-01

Chapter 117 – The Weight of His Name

The moment Killian collapsed, breath shallow and trembling against my hands, the world around me stopped existing.I didn’t hear the wind.I didn’t hear the crackling torches.I didn’t hear Riven shouting my name from somewhere behind.All I heard—all I felt—was Killian’s heartbeat, too faint, too slow, fluttering like a candle fighting to survive a storm.“Killian… please…” My voice broke as I lowered myself beside him, cupping his face with trembling hands. His skin was hot—burning—with the fever that had been building ever since the darkness tore into him beneath the collapsing chamber.But now?It was worse.Devastating.Deadly.I slipped my arms around his shoulders, pulling him upright against my chest. His weight sagged into me as if every bone in his body had turned to water.“Stay with me… please stay with me,” I whispered into his hair.His fingers twitched weakly against my wrist.“Aria…” His voice was barely a rasp. “Don’t… cry…”But I was already crying.Tears blurred my

Last Updated : 2025-12-02

Chapter 118 – When the Darkness Learns Your Name

Killian didn’t fall asleep.He drifted in and out—breathing, conscious enough to answer when I whispered his name, weak enough that every answer made my stomach twist with fear. But for the first time since we escaped the collapsing chamber, there was color in his face again. Warmth in his skin. Strength beneath the tremble of his pulse.He was alive.Barely—but alive.And yet the cavern’s silence felt like a blade against my throat.Riven stood guard near the entrance, eyes scanning the dark forest beyond. But I could feel it. The air outside wasn’t quiet.It was listening.Waiting.Hungry.Something had changed in the forest since the creature’s escape—like the shadows themselves were stretching, searching, aware of us.Aware of Killian.And aware of me.Killian’s hand tightened weakly around mine. “You’re shaking…”I hadn’t noticed.“I’m fine,” I lied.His brow creased faintly, the smallest expression of disbelief. Even sick, injured, half-conscious—he still saw through me.I brush

Last Updated : 2025-12-03

CHAPTER 119 – THE WEIGHT OF TRUTH

The door closed behind Killian, the soft click echoing louder than thunder in my ears. I stood in the center of the room, my hands trembling, my heart pounding so violently that it felt like it would burst. Everything I had learned in the last hour battled inside me like two storms colliding.My father’s lies.My mother’s silence.Killian’s hidden pain.And the truth… the truth I had begged for yet felt unprepared to carry.I sank slowly onto the edge of the bed, rubbing my palms against my face. My lungs tightened. It felt as though the walls themselves were shrinking, caving in around me, pushing me into a corner I didn’t remember agreeing to step into. I tried breathing deeply, but every breath hitched halfway.Killian’s scent still lingered in the room—cedarwood, steel, and something warm that always calmed me. But right now, even that comfort tangled with the confusion knotted inside my chest.He had looked at me as if he was giving me his heart.Like he was terrified I would cru

Last Updated : 2025-12-04

CHAPTER 120 — Killian’s Final Reckoning

“The Weight of the Truth”The hallways felt narrower than usual as Aria and I walked side by side. Not because the walls were closing in—but because everything I had been holding inside for years now hovered between us like a living, breathing shadow. A shadow I could no longer hide behind.Her fingers fit into mine so lightly, so naturally—yet every step tightened something in my chest. She didn’t pull away. She didn’t hesitate. She stayed close. But I could feel her trembling. Quiet, contained, but real.And I hated that I was part of the reason.When we reached the war room doors, I paused.Not because I doubted her. But because I feared what would happen when all the pieces finally came together. When she discovered how much of the world around her had been constructed by lies, threats, and choices neither of us had ever asked for.Aria looked up at me. Her eyes were calmer now, but still shining from the tears she hadn’t tried to hide. She’d never looked more breakable—or more t

Last Updated : 2025-12-05

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