All Chapters of His rejected curvy secret : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

209 Chapters

Eight hours earlier

Faye’s POV “Fuck, Faye, you’re so wet for me,” Thorn growled against my ear, with his fingers sliding deep inside me, slow and deliberate. My back arched off his bed as pleasure shot through my body. I gripped the sheets, with my breath coming out in short gasps. He curled his fingers just right, hitting that spot that made my toes curl, and I couldn’t stop the moan that escaped from my lips. He pulled his fingers out slowly, brought them to his mouth, and licked them clean while staring straight into my eyes the whole time. The sight made the heat pool lower in my belly. Then he leaned down, with his tongue warm and wet as it traced a line from my navel, up to my soft tummy, and all the way to my breasts. He circled one nipple before sucking it into his mouth, hard. Inside my head, Ulfa, my wolf went wild. “Mate! Touch mate! He tastes us, he wants us!” she yipped, with her tail wagging frantically in my mind. *Finally! Mark us! Claim us!* I wanted to believe her. I wanted

Broken zipper, Broken Heart

Faye’s POV I stood frozen in front of the mirror, with my arms wrapped tight around my body, and tears burning behind my eyes. I would not cry. Not in front of Thorn. Not in front of Ryan, either, and his stupid phone. “Thorn, please,” I said, with my shaking voice. “Turn it off. Delete it.” He didn’t move. That cruel smile stayed on his face. “Why would I do that, Faye? This is too good.” I lunged forward, reaching for Ryan’s phone. “Give it to me!” But Thorn stepped in front of me fast, blocking my path with his broad body. His hand shot out and grabbed my wrist hard enough to hurt. “Don’t even try,” he warned, his voice low. Ryan kept recording and laughing under his breath. I yanked my arm back, but Thorn didn’t let go right away. His green eyes stared down at me, all cold and amused. All the years of his teasing flashed through my mind. The names he called me in the hallways at school. The way he tripped me in front of everyone when we were kids. The comments abou

The Night He Claimed Me

Faye’s POV Ryan’s voice carried over the music, loud and mocking. “Hey everyone, check this out! Leo is trying to play hero with the pack’s walking wardrobe malfunction.” People around us laughed hard. Some repeated what he said, adding their own jokes about Leo’s glasses and my weight. The crowd grew, with their phones already out from when Thorn ripped the necklace off my neck. Then it happened. A wave of beeps and notifications swept through the backyard on phone after another. And then, I knew what it meant immediately. My stomach twisted as heads bent down, screens glowed, and the first snicker started. “Oh my god,” a girl near me said. “Is that Faye in the dressing room?” Another guy burst out laughing. “Look at her trying to zip that dress. Bro, send me this.” Person after person checked their phone, looked at me, and joined in. Whispers turned into open mocking. “She really thought she could fit normal clothes?” “Poor dress didn’t stand a chance.” Even Leo pull

shattered Dreams

Faye’s POV “We must host the passing ceremony within the week,” Elder Harlan announced, in the packed council room. “Alpha Voss’s condition worsens by the day. The pack cannot remain without a true leader any longer.” Every seat was filled. The elders sat at the long oak table, the pack officials stood along the walls, and in the center, Thorn sat straight-backed in the chair meant for the next Alpha. I stood quietly behind him, allowed to be here only because the Alpha and Luna had raised me as their own. Elder Harlan turned to Thorn. “You must prepare, Thorn Millers. In seven days, you will be crowned Alpha of Valkhor. The pack needs stability.” Thorn nodded once. “I understand. I’m ready.” Another elder, Mira, leaned forward. “There is one more matter. Tradition demands an Alpha rule beside his Luna. You must present your mate at the coronation, or at least announce her soon after. The pack will expect an heir line to secure the future.” My heart raced as Ulfa stirred e

The Mark That Wasn’t Mine

Faye POV The pain hit me hard in the chest and kept spreading until my whole body felt heavy and wrong. I couldn’t catch my breath properly. As Thorn’s words kept echoing in my head—“Rieka is going to be my Luna”—and every repeat made the hurt worse. How could he say that after all the nights we spent together? After he touched me like I was the only thing that mattered? After I let him have every piece of me? I stared at him, waiting for him to say he didn’t mean it, waiting for him to pull me close and fix this, but he just stood there with his face closed off. Nothing made sense. My mind spun in circles. This had to be some kind of mistake. It couldn’t be happening. My hand went to my stomach where the baby was, and fear took over everything else. “What did you just say?” I asked, my voice coming out weak and broken. Thorn stayed silent as his eyes stayed fixed on the floor. Rieka moved forward, arms folded tight, her head held high. “I heard every word, Faye. He said I’m g

The Weight of Silence

Faye POV I stood in the middle of the Alpha’s private study, with my knees trembling so hard I thought they might give out, but I forced myself to stay upright. The pain in my chest hadn’t stopped since last night—it sat there heavy and constant, pressing down until every breath hurt. My body felt weak, like it belonged to someone else, someone who couldn’t fight back anymore. Tears kept threatening to fall, but I blinked them away because crying in front of them would only make it worse. I had nothing left—no voice that mattered, no one who would listen. Thorn had marked Rieka. The bite on her neck was real, and the look in his eyes when he said she was his mate had cut deeper than anything before. Now here I was, facing his mother—my adoptive mother—who had raised me since I was a baby abandoned at the border. And she looked at me like I was dirt under her shoe. Luna Millers stood behind her husband’s large desk, with her arms crossed, and face tight with anger. Her eyes n

The Coronation That Never Waited

Faye POV My body felt empty, hollowed out by everything that had happened—the rejection, the mark on Rieka’s neck, and the document I had signed in Luna Miller’s study. I kept one hand on my stomach without thinking, as if touching the small life there could keep me from falling apart completely. I had no one left to turn to. No friend. No family wanted me. Just the baby and the promise I had made to myself in the dark of my room last night: I would never let anyone take this child from me. Never. The pack was buzzing with preparations as servants carried trays of flowers and silver trays through the corridors. Banners in deep green and gold—the Millers' colors—hung from every balcony. I stopped near the great hall entrance and watched them set up the raised platform where the crown would be placed. The chairs were lined up in perfect rows. Torches were being lit even though it was still afternoon. Everything looked ready for a celebration and my heart twisted at the sight of it a

The Crown That Wasn’t Mine

Faye POV The great hall glowed with torchlight that danced across every stone wall and gold banners that hung from the high beams. The banners looked new and expensive, their edges were sharp, with the Miller's crest—two wolves facing a full moon—stitched in thick gold thread that caught the fire and shone bright. There were pine garlands that wrapped every column with white winter roses tucked between the branches, filling the air with a clean sharp smell that mixed with the warm scent of beeswax candles burning in tall iron holders and the rich smell of roasted meat drifting from the long tables. Those tables stretched along both sides of the hall, covered in crisp white cloth and loaded with silver platters of glazed deer, baskets of fresh bread still warm, bowls of dark berries and sliced apples, pitchers of spiced wine that looked deep red in the light. Pack members filled every inch of the space—men dressed in dark tunics with silver belts at the waist, women in flowi

A Voice in the Dark

Faye povI stood frozen in the doorway, with tears still streaming down my face, and my chest heaving from the effort of holding everything in while the cheers for Rieka echoed behind me. My legs felt weak, my hands shook, and the small swell under my dress suddenly felt too heavy to carry alone. I had broken down completely. With quiet sobs I couldn’t stop, my shoulders were shaking, and my vision blurred. I didn’t know how much longer I could stand there without falling.Jacob didn’t wait for me to speak. He stepped closer right away, with his tall frame filling the entire doorway so no one from the hall could see past him. He blocked the light and the noise, creating a small pocket of quiet just for me. His presence felt solid, and safe in a way I hadn’t felt in months. His scent hit me next— clean, warm, something like cedar and fresh rain after a storm—and for the first time in days, Ulfa lifted her head inside me. She didn’t growl or claw; she just stirred, curious, almost calm.

Shadows Under the Willow

Faye povThe moonlight spilled silver across the garden path, turning every leaf and stone bright and cold. The old willow tree stood behind us with its long branches hanging low, and hiding us from most of the pack house lights. Music and cheers still floated from the great hall doors, sounding distant now but loud enough to remind me of the celebration that continued without me. My heart pounded hard in my chest. Fear made my hands cold and my legs felt weak. Thorn was coming closer with fast angry steps. His face looked hard and mean under the moon as I pressed my back against the rough bark of the tree. My hand stayed on my stomach, protecting the baby. I felt scared—scared that he would hurt me, scared that he would hurt Jacob, and that scared everything would get worse. My breath came short and fast. I wanted to run but my feet wouldn’t move.Thorn stormed forward, with his fists clenched tight. “I said back away from what’s mine.”Jacob didn’t move an inch. He stayed right in

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