All Chapters of Once Rejected, Now Claimed By The Lycan King: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Bella's POVI gripped the knife so tightly my knuckles turned white, the blade steady in my hand as I stared at the faces before me. Jaxon’s eyes burned with fury, Peony looked like she might faint at any second, and my so-called parents stood there with that familiar mix of calculation and false righteousness. The air was thick with tension, the kind that made my wolf stir restlessly inside me, ready for blood if it came to that.For a long moment, no one moved. My heart hammered against my ribs, but not from fear. Not anymore. I had nothing left to lose. The old Bella—the one who cried and begged and hoped for mercy—was dead. This version of me? She would drag them to hell with her if she had to.“Put the knife down, Bella,” Jaxon growled, his Alpha aura flaring, trying to force submission. It washed over me like a weak breeze now. Pathetic. The Lycan King’s power had changed me in ways they couldn’t even begin to understand.I didn’t lower the blade. “Give me one good reason why I

Bella's POV I tuned and walked away from them. I had no time to listen—not to the nonsense they were spouting, nor to their words about me supposedly being indebted to them because we were family.“I won't ever be under you all again" I muttered before I left the room, my gaze lingering on Jaxon before my father's, before the family that never for once saw me as one of them.There was a strange weight in my chest as I turned away, but I refused to let it slow my steps. Not anymore. Not after everything." Lady Bella” my servant girl called as she rushed towards me, falling into step beside me as I made my way back to my chambers.She had been waiting for me outside the whole time. Under the sun because she couldn't enter the hallway.“You've been waiting for me?" I asked, despite knowing the answer already.She was the only one there. Even the guards had gone. I wasn't their Luna—not yet. Thor had not crowned me as his mate, not in the way that truly bound power and recognition in th

Theorone's POVA knock landed on my door and my beta rushed in with a report. "Rogues at the border!" He shouted.I stood pale for a moment. It had been long since they were found at our borders for a fight. They dared not dare. Why would they come now?The words hit like a blade through the haze of my earlier thoughts, slicing straight into the fragile uncertainty Nanny Elara had left me with. Moments ago my chest had been heavy with Bella—her fire, her defiance, the terrifying possibility that I was falling for a woman who saw me as little more than a tool for her revenge. Now the world reminded me, cruelly and instantly, that a Lycan King could not afford such distractions. Not when blood might soon stain our lands.Without thinking, I turned to leave with him, my hand instinctively closing around the hilt of my sword.“Gather the front elite warriors. Make it discreet. No one needs to know the rogues are there, especially now when Moonstone pack is here,” I ordered, voice low an

Bella's POV I stepped further forward, standing in the middle of both groups, already knowing how this was going to end.The tension in the atmosphere was suffocating, thick enough to choke on. The guards stood frozen, their weapons still drawn while the lycans looked ready to retaliate at any second. One wrong word was all it would take for blood to spill across the courtyard.“Alpha Jaxon, it was wrong of you to have begun assuming things about our pack without waiting for investigations. You are here as our guest and our alpha had even made it clear as well… at best, you should have informed your attack to the leader,” I said, turning towards the two men who were still on the floor, groaning in pain.Jaxon scoffed loudly, his expression hardening immediately.“You're from Moonstone pack. What are you saying? Your people were almost killed and this is what you have to say?” he snapped.I didn't answer him at first.Instead, I walked towards the three corpses lying on the floor. The

TheoronI paused as we arrived at the border.Something wasn't right. As the wind blew and settled, I could tell that it wasn't normal. The air carried a strange tension, a silence that pressed against my instincts like a warning I couldn't ignore.“Where are the rogues!” I asked my beta, turning sharply around me.The men we had met earlier weren't harmful. They had been passing through, it wasn't as if they were trying to infiltrate the lycan borders. The news had sounded funny to me when I first heard it, and that was why I had refused to believe it. Rogues dare not breach the lycan borders. They knew better than to try. For years they had never dared to on their own accord unless someone had sent them.My beta, Thor, stared around us. He was equally as confused as I was.“The guards on patrol said that rogue activity had been noticed here, Alpha... they must be hiding somewhere,” he replied.“We’ve been standing here for minutes now. Where are the men?” I thundered.I hated hav