All Chapters of His Rejected Mate: Her Cold Hearted Alpha: Chapter 81 - Chapter 89

*Adele's point of view*I woke up to the soft sound of birds chirping.A warm, gentle breeze brushed calmly against my skin. Sunlight poured over me, bright and comforting, nothing like the cold darkness I remembered.For a moment… I just sat there. Then I realized the surrounding of where I was. I was seated inside a pavilion, open on all sides. In front of me stretched a wide field of green grass, dotted with flowers of every color. Reds, yellows, purples, blues. They swayed lightly with the wind, like they were alive.Beyond the field stood tall trees, their branches reaching high into the sky. They grew thicker the farther they went, forming a deep forest that seemed endless. And just ahead, the field met a lake. The water shimmered under the sunlight, calm and still, reflecting the sky like a mirror. Butterflies floated lazily through the air. Bees buzzed softly as they moved from flower to flower.Somewhere nearby, squirrels chattered, while birds flew between the trees, their s

*Adele's point of view*No. Not like this. I was not going to die like this. Something inside me snapped. Will. Pure, burning will. I focused on it, held onto it and pushed. Then I felt the ropes. They strained, then they snapped. In the same instant, I moved speedily. My hand shot forward, claws extending without hesitation. They drove straight into Casey’s chest. Deep.I felt her heart as I ripped it out. In that moment, everything went still. Casey froze, her grip loosening as her claws slowly pulled back from my neck. She staggered back, her eyes wide, her body swaying like she could not understand what had just happened.My heart pounded violently in my chest. In my hand, her heavy heart lay still. Her eyes met mine. For a moment, there was anger and blame there. Then, it softened.“I did send you out there,” she admitted weakly. “You were supposed to die.”My breath caught.“But instead…” she continued, her voice breaking slightly, “I lost someone important. I lost my role model

*Adele's point of view*I felt like I was drifting, caught somewhere between being awake and being gone.Sometimes I could hear faing voices in the distance, like they were coming from far away. Other times, there was nothing at all. No sound, no movement, just an empty darkness that stretched on without end.One moment, it felt peaceful. Like I was floating in a dream where nothing could touch me. Where there was no pain, no fear and no weight pulling me down.Then it would change.My body would come rushing back, and with it came the sharp pain. Heavy. Everywhere at once. It tore through me, making it hard to think and hard to breathe.At some point, I felt a warm and gentle hand resting gently on my shoulder.“Hey, El… stay with me. We are almost there. Chris drive faster!” The voice sounded close and felt familiar.“I am going as fast as I can, unless you want us bringing in more than one patient,” another voice replied, tense and strained.“…Demarion…” I let out, the name slippin

*Adele's point of view*“Serenity… you cannot be serious right now.” I shook my head slowly, trying to make sense of it. “My wolf cannot take over my mind and body. She is a wolf. She reacts on instinct, not logic. That can go very wrong… very fast.”I watched her closely, hoping she would finally admit this was a bad idea.She opened her mouth to respond. Then she stopped. Her fingers moved to her chin as her face shifted, her brows pulling together, her eyes narrowing slightly as she thought it through. For a moment, she said nothing. Just stood there, lost in her own thoughts.Then she nodded. “You do have a point,” she admitted. “Alright… I have a better idea.”I leaned forward slightly, waiting.“You will still go on your journey,” she continued, “but only when you are asleep. During the day, you will be awake and in control of your body and mind. But at night, while your body rests, you will continue your journey.”I let that sit for a second.“Okay…” I said slowly. “Or… we coul

*Adele's point of view*I was just slipping my shoes on when it hit me.A sudden wave of nausea rolled through my stomach, sharp and heavy. The room tilted, like something had grabbed the ground and started shaking it. My balance slipped, and a painful pressure built in the center of my head. Then it burst.Pain spread through my skull, deep and crushing, making it hard to think. My vision blurred as everything around me shifted from side to side. I stumbled back, my legs giving out beneath me until I collapsed onto the bed.The pain only got worse.I twisted and turned, trying to escape it, my body reacting on its own. Every movement sent another wave crashing through me. It felt like my head was splitting apart.I squeezed my eyes shut. And just like that, I was there. In the calm place. And everything was still again. Quiet, no pain, no movement. Just silence.“We have a problem.”Serenity’s voice came from behind me, tight with urgency.I turned to face her, my body already calm an