All Chapters of Rejected By The Beta, Claimed By His Alpha Uncle : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The halls of the Alpha’s mansion echoed with uneasy silence. Outside Ryker’s private wing, Nina stood stiff, hands clasped so tightly that her knuckles turned white. Her heart pounded, but not from love or concern for Ryker’s failing health.It was fear.Ryker had been spitting blood. His eyes had rolled back, his breathing ragged and forced. The healer said his blood was reacting because of Jenna. But none of that terrified Nina more than what she had overheard in the shadows earlier that morning:“We’ll go to the hospital tomorrow,” Ryker had rasped to his beta, Chase. “Nina’s scan. I want to see it.”The words had cut into her like a knife.See it? There was no baby. There never had been. She’d faked the entire pregnancy from the moment she suspected Ryker’s attention had begun drifting toward Jenna. Coty had helped her, feeding her tips on how to deceive him, how to forge the results, how to act nauseous, how to weep on cue and she even made her come back from the states.But now

The gate to Alpha Kaelion’s territory creaked open like the jaws of a slumbering beast, and Coty stepped through with a smile that hid a thousand knives.The guards barely glanced at her, thanks to Lady Serena’s forged papers and political influence. It had taken a few well-placed threats and the promise of Luna power, but Coty was finally inside the enemy’s den. The air was sharp with pine and snow, the scents of dominance and magic tangled like wild roots.She walked confidently, her heels clicking across the polished stone of the estate’s inner courtyard, heart pounding with excitement. Alpha Ryker wanted her to bring Jenna back. Coty intended to do much more.The grand doors opened without resistance, and there she was—Lady Serena, draped in plum silks that clung to her like a lover’s hand. Her eyes narrowed, though not unkindly.“You took your time,” Serena said coolly.“Forgive me,” Coty replied with a false bow. “It’s not easy crossing into a pack that wants you dead.”Serena s

Kaelion pulled Jenna to the side of the bed. A soft grunt escaped her lips at his sudden, dominant motion. He was sturdy, overpowering her completely. She knew she had invited trouble by bringing him to climax before he was ready, and now he would make her pay, just as he had her the other time. The look of lust, power, and dominance radiating from him made her quiver. Suddenly, Kaelion knelt between her legs, planting kisses along her sensitive skin, starting just above her knee and gradually working his way up.In every region, his lips grazed, setting Jenna ablaze. He licked and nipped at her flesh, sending immediate electric shocks between her legs. Liquid heat pooled in her core, and she moaned uncontrollably. This was his revenge, taking his time, torturing her with pleasure. Tension built inside her as he glided farther up her leg. His mouth now teased her inner thigh, and the aching between her legs made her frantic. She needed more; she burned for it. Her whole body trembled w

Sunlight slanted in warm, golden lines across the stone floors of Alpha Kaelion’s chambers, spilling through the tall arched windows and wrapping the room in a quiet stillness. Alpha Kaelion stood silently at the edge of the massive bed, arms crossed over his bare chest, his dark hair tousled from sleep. His silver eyes fixed the sleeping figure curled beneath the soft sheets.Jenna.She looked… untouched by the chaos. Her lashes were long, fanned against her cheeks. Her lips were slightly parted in sleep. One hand was beneath her cheek, the other tucked near her chest, fingers twitching softly. She was all softness and mystery. Even now, after everything, she slept like someone who still believed in peace.Kaelion exhaled slowly, like something heavy inside him was unwinding. He’d woken up hours ago, earlier than usual, something about the bond had drawn him from slumber. Maybe it was her scent. Maybe it was the way her soul hummed quietly next to his.He didn’t understand it yet.B

The Night Villa was unusually quiet that afternoon.Nina sat curled on the settee in the rose parlor, her hands shaking. The room smelled of lavender and old books—normally a comfort, but now it only tightened the knot in her chest. The silence was too loud, too threatening. Ryker hadn’t spoken to her properly since the hospital visit. He’d only nodded stiffly when she’d muttered something about needing rest.She knew he didn’t believe her. Not completely.The miscarriage lie had bought her a little sympathy, but not the security she craved. Her place in Ryker’s life felt like glass, beautiful, but fragile, ready to shatter.And worse, Ryker had started asking questions.He’d gone through her call logs, questioned the staff, and demanded which clinic she had gone to without him. He even sent Chase to confirm details.And then there was Jenna. Always Jenna.Nina had caught him staring at that pendant on the windowsill again, Jenna’s necklace. He didn’t wear it, but he never moved it ei