All Chapters of The Alpha Who Rejected Me: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The letter arrived at Knox-Shade Pack three days after Delilah had sent it.It was a cold morning.Knox sat inside his study reviewing reports from various settlements under his control when a knock sounded on the door."Enter."The door opened and Beta Stefan stepped inside holding a sealed letter.His expression alone told Knox that whatever was written inside was not ordinary."A messenger from Nightclaw Pack delivered this an hour ago."Knox raised an eyebrow."Nightclaw?"Stefan nodded."The sender is Delilah."At the mention of her name, Knox's gaze sharpened slightly.Stefan walked forward and handed over the letter.Knox broke the seal and began reading.The room grew silent.By the time he reached the end, a faint smile appeared on his face.A smile that immediately made Stefan suspicious."What does she want?"Knox folded the letter neatly and placed it on the desk."An alliance."Stefan almost choked."An alliance?""According to her letter."Stefan stared at him as if he h

The journey back from the eastern border had been long.Knox had spent three days inspecting settlements, settling disputes between village leaders, and reviewing reports concerning rogue activity near the southern mountain passes.By the time he finally returned to Knox-Shade Pack, evening had already fallen.The guards standing at the gate immediately bowed."Welcome back, Alpha."Knox nodded and continued toward the Alpha Estate.Something felt off.The atmosphere inside the pack was strangely tense.Not dangerous, just... awkward.As though everyone knew something he didn't.The feeling only deepened when he entered the estate and saw Gamma Ray pacing outside the study room.Ray rarely paced.The moment he saw Knox, Ray hurried over."Alpha."Knox frowned."What happened?"Ray scratched the back of his neck."Beta Stefan wishes to speak with you immediately."That only increased Knox's suspicion."Why?"Ray hesitated. It was a dangerous sign.Knox narrowed his eyes."Ray."The Gam

Nightclaw Pack had changed dramatically since Delilah seized control.Fear had become a language of its own.The elders spoke carefully while the warriors obeyed quickly.Even the servants lowered their eyes whenever she walked past.And Delilah enjoyed it.Power was far more reliable than love.Love could betray but power rarely did.Yet despite everything she had achieved, one matter continued to occupy her thoughts.Beta Stefan. Her mate.The man Knox had practically ordered to choose between his Alpha and his fated bond.The more she thought about it, the more useful the situation became.A slow smile appeared on her face.Perhaps the Moon Goddess wasn't entirely foolish after all.Five days after returning to Nightclaw Pack, Delilah sat alone in her private study.A candle flickered softly beside her while several reports lay scattered across the desk.Yet her attention remained on a blank piece of parchment.A long moment passed before she finally picked up her quill.Then she b

Nightclaw Pack had long fallen asleep.Only the guards remained awake, patrolling the walls beneath the pale moonlight.Inside the Alpha Estate, however, Delilah was very much awake.She sat alone in her private study, a glass of wine resting untouched beside her while her fingers tapped lightly against the armrest of her chair.Her eyes remained fixed on the sealed letter lying on the desk.A letter that had arrived only moments ago.A letter from him.Slowly, she broke the seal and unfolded the parchment.The familiar handwriting greeted her and as she read through the contents, a smile gradually spread across her face.The rogue attack had failed and Knox-Shade Pack had survived.The girl remained alive.Yet strangely enough, Delilah wasn't disappointed, because the final part of the letter pleased her far more than the attack itself."...The rogues were defeated, as expected. Knox responded swiftly and crushed them before significant damage could be done.However, the attack achie

That night, long after most of the pack had gone to sleep, Muna sat alone inside her quarters.A single candle illuminated the room and before her rested a piece of blank parchment.She stared at it for a long time, then slowly reached for a pen.Her wolf stirred uneasily, as if sensing she is about to do something dangerously wrong."Too late."Muna dipped the pen into ink."I've already decided."Then she began writing a short letter addressed to only one person.Alpha Delilah of Nightclaw Pack.When she finished, she stared at the words for several moments.A sane person or a faithful Delta would never have written it.But Muna's judgment had long since become clouded by jealousy.So she folded the letter, sealed it and then handed it to a trusted messenger before dawn."Deliver it secretly to Mark at the border ."The messenger frowned."To whom?"Muna's expression hardened."That isn't your concern."The warrior immediately lowered his head."Yes, Delta."Three days later, a repl