All Chapters of The Rejected Omega’s Revenge : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Beatrice POV "Yeah?""Thank you for being honest with me, I know it wasn't easy," he shifted the tray in his hands, looking almost uncertain for the first time since I'd met him. "I want you to feel like you can tell us anything, even if it's hard to hear.""Okay," I said quietly, the word barely more than a whisper.After he left, I sat on my bed and felt the weight on my chest ease slightly, not gone completely but lighter. The room felt bigger somehow, less like a cage and more like a space I might actually be able to breathe in.Luna stirred in my mind, her presence warm and reassuring like a blanket on a cold night. That was brave, she said."It was terrifying," I said out loud, not caring if anyone heard me talking to my wolf because at this point they probably expected me to be strange.But necessary, Luna's voice was firm but kind. They can't help if they don't know what's wrong and you can't heal if you keep pretending everything is fine."When did you get so wise?" I asked,

Darius POV "What else could I do?" I turned to face him. "Challenge an Alpha son? That's forbidden. Dishonorable. All I could do was hope he'd wake up and see what he had.""He didn't," Silas said flatly."No," I agreed. "He rejected her, treated her so bad, threw away the most precious gift the Moon Goddess could give. And that's when I knew I had a chance. When I found her in the forest and the mate bond snapped into place, I realized the Goddess was giving me what I'd been hoping for since that night."Brennan spoke up again. "I've known Darius since he was fifteen years old. I've watched him grow into one of the finest wolves I know. And I've never seen him like this about anyone. He's been obsessed with making himself worthy. Learning everything about your family, studying courting protocols, working twice as hard to prove himself.""Pretty words," Kaelen said, but there was less hostility in his tone now. "But what can he actually offer her?""Protection," I said immediately. "

Beatrice POV "He wants to meet with you," Corin said. "Just talk. No expectations. We'd be there to supervise. You could ask him anything you want.""What would I even say?" I asked."Whatever you need to," Silas said. "Ask him why he wants this. What he's looking for. What his intentions are.""And if I don't like his answers?" I asked."Then you refuse the courtship and we send him away," Theron said simply. "Your choice matters more than any political alliance or family pressure."I looked at my brothers. At their patient expressions and genuine concern. They really meant it. They'd support whatever I decided."When does he want to meet?" I asked."Whenever you're ready," Corin said. "Could be tomorrow. Could be next week. Your timeline."I thought about Darius. About his kind eyes and the way he'd saved me from the rogue attack. About how, for just a moment, I'd felt safe."Tomorrow," I said before I could change my mind. "Early afternoon in the garden. With all of you present."

Darius POV I couldn't stop thinking about her. It was late, well past midnight, but sleep wouldn't come. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw Beatrice's face. The way she'd smiled at me in the garden. How her eyes had lit up when she laughed. "You're being pathetic," my wolf Rowan said in my mind. "I know." I rolled over in bed for the tenth time. "I don't care." Rowan huffed. "She's perfect, Luna is perfect. We did well." "We got lucky." I stared at the ceiling. "If those rogues hadn't attacked, if I hadn't been patrolling that section of forest, I might never have found her." "The Moon Goddess has a plan," Rowan said confidently. "We were meant to find her." I hoped he was right. The memory of that night in the forest was burned into my brain. The sound of her scream, the terror I'd felt racing toward her, the way my heart had nearly stopped when I saw those rogues surrounding her. And then Luna had started to emerge. Beatrice's wolf, fighting to protect her human. Be

"We'll expand your training." Kaelen spoke up from his end of the table. "You've got the basics of levitation down. Now we add control exercises for the other abilities.""Today?" My voice squeaked."No point in waiting." Kaelen smiled. It was his charming smile, the one that usually meant trouble. "The longer these new powers go untrained, the more likely something dangerous happens."He was right. I knew he was right. But the idea of more training, of deliberately trying to use powers I didn't understand, terrified me."What if I fail?" I asked."Then you try again." Theron squeezed my hand. "That's all any of us can do."They took me to the training grounds after breakfast. It was a large open space behind the keep, surrounded by trees. Target dummies lined one side. Weapon racks lined the other."Let's see where your levitation skills are now," Corin said as he placed several objects in front of me. A rock, a wooden ball, a metal rod.I focused and lifted all three at once. They f