All Chapters of The Alpha’s Obsession with the Rejected Mate: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

SeraMy question hangs between us, fragile and sharp in its vulnerability.“You detest my scent like others, don’t you?” I ask, searching his face. “Tell me the truth.”For a moment, Aeron says nothing. His gaze does not waver from mine, and there is no flicker of hesitation in it—only something steady and deeply grounded.Then his hand lifts, brushing gently along my cheek, his thumb pausing just beneath my eye where tears had fallen moments before.“I understand your fears,” he says quietly, his voice low and sure. “I understand the weight you carry, Sera. Anyone in your place would question the same things.”His other arm tightens around me and draw me closer in reassurance.“But listen to me,” he continues, his tone firming just enough to anchor his words. “Your past does not frighten me. The Grimwards do not frighten me, and as long as I stand, nothing from that place will ever reach you again.”There is no bravado in his voice, only a quiet certainty that settles deep within me.

KellanI walk out of Aeron's chamber with so much hate and anger that I almost bump right hard on the healer who has been beside Sera lately."Oh I'm sorry," she says as she retraced her steps."Get the hell out of my sight," I reply immediately before brushing past her. Then I resume my footsteps forward, only for me to hear her voice again."You're out chasing a wrong cause, my dear."This makes me turn swiftly to her. I meet her unwavering gaze, and it is as if she knows more about my than I think."And how do you know that, psycho?" I ask sharply. "Or you just go around hitting on angry people?"She chuckles just then. "The one you love is much more in love with someone else, and you must move on.""No I won't move on!" I retort immediately. "I was in love with her first! He cheated into–"She suddenly turns and start walking away from me. This marvels me greatly."Yeah, walk the hell away!" I yell behind her. But she has already taken a turn and is out of sight. I hiss and turn

SeraKetura's hands remain steady as she continues her work, her earlier excitement still present.The faint scent of crushed herbs continues to linger in the air, mingling with something warmer and grounding. I feel far better now, the heaviness in my body now replaced with the strange, light awareness of another child within the confinement of my womb."This," Ketura says gently, her fingers resting just briefly against my wrist, "is only the beginning. A much early sign."I watch her, still trying to reconcile the reality she had just revealed to us with her facial expression."The child is only days formed," she continues in a calm and certain voice, "yet your body already showed the strong signs. Now, that is not common."My lips part slightly in clear confusion. "Well, what does that mean? Is it good or...bad?"Her smile deepens into something quite thoughtful. "It means your child's wolf carries great strength and a presence that refuses to remain hidden. Even now, the wolf is.

KellanAeron's laughter continues to spill through the line in sharp bursts, as though the very suggestion I have made amuses him far more than it should.I remain still, the phone pressed against my ear, and my jaw tightening with every passing second as the sound lingers.Then it dies down slowly, like ember losing heat."Kellan," Aeron says at last, "do just as I have commanded and stop being...delusional."The words lands harder than I expect, causing my expression to harden. But I do not speak yet."The role of pack advisor suits you far more than that of a commander," he continues on that firm, unquestionably authority I know too well. "Stay where you are most useful."My grip on the phone tightens. "My lord, I–""I expect a full report before midnight," he cuts in cleanly, leaving no space for argument.The line goes dead.For a brief moment, I stand there with the phone still pressed to my ears. Then the reality settles in fully, and something in me snaps."Damn it!" I say as

HelenaThe drive stretches far longer than Aspyn anticipates.This is much obvious from the way she keeps glancing through the windows every few minutes as though she might finally recognise where I am taking her. But the roads leaning toward the Greenwoods are not roads wolves of her status travel freely.They twist through forgotten paths and hidden routes swallowed by towering trees and very thick vegetation. Moonlight even struggles to settle fully on the ground most times here, and this stretches for miles.Soon, the sound of the car's engine is replaced entirely by the rustling of ancient trees and the occasional cry of unseen creatures somewhere deep within the woods.Aspyn shifts slightly in her seat. "You're not bothered, Helena."I glance at her. "What?""You're not bothered in any way," she adds. "It means you've been here before or something."I keep my eyes ahead. "Yeah. Quite a long time ago."The car tires crunch softly against the gravel as the final stretch of road o