All Chapters of Rejected By The Alpha, Claimed by His Billionaire Brother: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

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Chapter 141: The First Move

They stepped out into a city that no longer pretended not to see them.The night hadn’t changed.But its posture had.Aria felt it the moment the door closed behind them. The air outside wasn’t neutral anymore. It wasn’t simply carrying sound and motion and ordinary life.It was aware.Not of everything.Of her.She paused on the sidewalk.Not hesitating.Listening.Cars passed. People moved. Conversations overlapped. A couple laughed too loudly near the corner. A motorcycle revved and vanished into the distance.Normal.But beneath it—A pattern had shifted.“They’re repositioning,” she said quietly.Damien didn’t ask how she knew.“How many?”Aria’s gaze moved slowly across the street, the buildings, the intersections.“More than before.”A pause.“They’re not hiding now.”Liam stepped closer, scanning the street with sharper focus.“Then we move.”Aria shook her head.“No.”Both men went still.Because that wasn’t the answer they expected.“We don’t move like we’re being hunted,” s

Chapter 142: The One Who Doesn’t Test

The figure didn’t slow.Didn’t hesitate.Didn’t adjust.They walked straight through the flow of the city like it parted without realizing it had.People moved around them. Cars passed. Conversations continued.But the space—Bent.Not visibly.Not dramatically.Just enough.Aria stepped forward to meet them.No pause.No second thought.Damien stayed at her right.Liam at her left.Formation.Again.The distance closed.Ten steps.Five.Two.Then—Stillness.Not silence.The city kept moving.But the space between them—Locked.The figure looked at her.Not curious.Not impressed.Certain.“You corrected faster than expected.”Their voice was calm.Even.Not like the others.No testing tone.No layered meaning.Just… statement.Aria held their gaze.“And you’re not here to test me.”A faint shift.Approval.“No.”A pause.“I don’t test.”That aligned.Because she felt it.This presence—Didn’t probe.Didn’t push.It decided.“What do you do then?” she asked.The figure’s eyes didn’t

Chapter 143: The War of Light and Hollow

The first clash sounded like the world cracking open.Claws met shadow.Teeth met something that barely counted as flesh.The courtyard erupted into chaos, a storm of movement and power where wolves and Hollowborn collided in a frenzy of instinct and survival.But in the center of it all—There was stillness.Aria stood unmoving.The battlefield roared around her, but her focus had narrowed into something sharp, something singular.Him.The man who stepped forward through the chaos like it didn’t concern him at all.The one who had looked at her not like prey.Not like power.But like a project.A creation.A mistake he intended to correct.Damien felt it immediately.That shift in her.The way the world seemed to bend slightly around her presence now.He turned, ready to move toward her—But three Hollowborn lunged at once.He didn’t hesitate.He tore through them.Faster than before.Stronger than before.But still—Not fast enough to reach her before the man did.“You’ve grown,” th

Chapter 144: The One They Took

Victory didn’t taste like victory. It lingered in the air like smoke after a fire, heavy and uncertain, clinging to every surface without warmth. The courtyard was quiet. Too quiet. Wolves stood where the battle had left them, breathing hard, bloodied, eyes scanning the tree line as if expecting the shadows to rise again at any moment. But they didn’t. Not yet. Aria stood in the center, her body still humming faintly with the remnants of her power. The light had faded, but it hadn’t disappeared. It rested beneath her skin now, like a steady heartbeat waiting to be called again. Damien’s arm remained firmly around her. Not restricting. Anchoring. “You did it,” he said quietly. Aria shook her head slightly. “No.” Her gaze lifted toward the forest. “They let us.” That shifted something. Damien felt it too. This wasn’t over. It had never been over. --- “Roll call,” Jay’s voice cut through the silence. Practical. Grounding. Wolves began respon

Chapter 145 : The Trap She Walked Into

“Aria—don’t.”Damien’s voice cracked through the clearing like a blade.Sharp. Urgent. Unyielding.But she was already moving.---The moment her foot crossed into the edge of the marked ground, the world shifted.Not visually.Not physically.But everything changed.The air thickened, pressing against her skin like invisible hands. The faint pull she had been feeling before snapped into something stronger, something deliberate.The circle recognized her.Aria inhaled slowly.Steady.Controlled.Behind her, Damien surged forward—but the Hollowborn closed ranks instantly, a wall of shifting darkness forcing him back.“MOVE!” he roared.Jay and Liam fought beside him, tearing through the creatures, but for every one that fell, another took its place.“They’re stalling us!” Jay shouted.“I KNOW!” Damien snapped.His eyes never left Aria.Never.---At the center of the clearing, the guard lifted his head weakly.His eyes found hers.Fear.Pain.But also… awareness.“They… used me…” he ra

Chapter 146: Blood That Was Never Meant to Meet

The forest didn’t feel the same on the way back.It wasn’t just quieter.It was watching.---No one spoke at first.Not Aria.Not Damien.Not even Jay, which in itself felt like a sign that something far heavier than battle still lingered between them.Liam carried the unconscious guard over his shoulder, moving steadily, but even he seemed more tense than before.Because now—They knew.This wasn’t just about Aria.It was about what she was connected to.And that changed everything.---By the time they reached the estate, the sun had already dipped low again, dragging shadows across the courtyard like stretched fingers.The wolves parted for them instantly.Respect.Concern.Fear.All tangled together.“Get him to the healers,” Damien ordered.Liam nodded once and disappeared inside without hesitation.Jay exhaled as he rolled his shoulders.“Well… that was a mess.”“That was a warning,” Damien corrected.Jay grimaced.“Yeah. That’s worse.”---Aria didn’t stop walking.Not toward

Chapter 147: The Trap That Breathes

Plans are strange creatures.Some are born from logic.Others from desperation.And then there are the dangerous ones… the kind that feel less like strategy and more like prophecy waiting to happen.Aria’s plan was the last kind.---“No.”Damien didn’t even hesitate this time.Not a second.Not a breath.The word came out sharp, final, like a door slammed shut before anyone could step through.Aria didn’t flinch.“I wasn’t asking.”That made it worse.Jay leaned back against the table, watching the tension coil between them like a storm about to split the sky open.“Oh, this is going to go well,” he muttered.Liam didn’t move.Didn’t blink.He was watching Aria.Not Damien.Because he already knew—This wasn’t something that could be stopped.Only redirected.---“You’re not walking into them again,” Damien said, his voice lower now but far more dangerous.“I’m not walking into them,” Aria replied calmly.“I’m pulling them out.”“Same difference.”“No,” she said, stepping closer.“It

Chapter 148: What Was Meant to Wake

The light didn’t fade.It anchored.That was the first thing Aria understood as the pillar of gold carved through the sky like a second sun that refused to set.This wasn’t power escaping.It was power locking into place.And she was at the center of it.---Her breath came shallow.Her body trembled.But not from weakness.From scale.It felt like trying to hold an ocean inside a heartbeat.“Damien—”“I’m here.”His voice didn’t just reach her.It held her.Pulled her back from the edge of something vast and endless.Their hands tightened together.And the moment they did—The storm changed.The energy that had been surging wildly began to settle, weaving between them like threads finding their pattern.Balanced.Shared.Alive.Aria gasped softly.“It’s listening…”---Across the courtyard, the wolves had dropped to one knee.Not forced.Not commanded.Instinct.Pure and undeniable.Even Jay, who had never bowed to anything without a sarcastic comment ready, found himself frozen, eye

Chapter 149: The Name He Shouldn’t Have Had

The heartbeat didn’t fade.It settled.Steady.Certain.Alive.And with every pulse, the world seemed to adjust around it, like reality itself was learning a new rhythm.---Aria stood at the center of it all, her breathing uneven but her gaze sharper than it had ever been.She wasn’t just holding power anymore.She was sharing space with it.And it was aware.---“They can feel it,” Liam said quietly, his eyes scanning the Hollowborn.Jay swallowed.“Yeah… I can feel it too, and I don’t like it.”The creatures weren’t advancing.They weren’t retreating.They were… waiting.Watching Aria like something sacred had just stepped into existence.Or something dangerous.Maybe both.---Damien didn’t care about any of that.His focus was locked entirely on Aria.“You’re still with me?” he asked, his voice lower now, steadier.She nodded faintly.“I am.”A pause.“But I’m not alone anymore.”His jaw tightened.“I know.”And for once—That didn’t sound like fear.---The man stepped forward a

Chapter 150: The Memory That Shouldn’t Exist

Silence has weight.Not the peaceful kind.The kind that presses against your ribs until breathing feels like a negotiation.That was the silence now.---No one moved.Not the wolves.Not the Hollowborn.Not even the wind dared to interrupt what had just been said.You died.He broke the world trying to bring you back.The words didn’t just echo.They rooted.Deep.Dangerous.---“Say something.”Aria didn’t realize she had spoken until the sound of her own voice reached her ears.It wasn’t steady.It wasn’t strong.It was… searching.Damien still hadn’t looked at her.His gaze was fixed somewhere beyond the man, beyond the battlefield, like he was trying to see something that wasn’t there.Or something that was.“I don’t remember that,” he said finally.His voice was low.Controlled.But it wasn’t denial.It was confusion.And that was worse.---The man chuckled softly.“Of course you don’t.”A slow step backward.“They made sure of that.”Liam’s voice cut in, sharp as steel.“Who?

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