All Chapters of Rejected Omega: Claimed By Her Ex's Uncle : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Mariana's POV I stared at him in disbelief, trying to process what he had just said. The words felt so absurd that for a moment I wondered if I had misunderstood him. “What do you mean? Is he your real uncle or someone close? Wait! He has Kingsley in his name but he belongs to a family...” I slowly paused, my brows drawing together in confusion. “You’ve always lived alone. In all the time I’ve known you, I’ve never once seen any member of your extended family come to visit you.” The more I thought about it, the stranger it sounded. “When you told me that Reina got married to your uncle, I honestly thought you were joking,” I continued, shaking my head slightly. “That’s why I didn’t question you much at the time. I assumed it was just some kind of strange humor.” A sudden thought flashed through my mind, and my expression hardened. 'Is this the reason that bitch has blocked my number?' The memory surfaced clearly. I had tried to message her to tell her about my marriage wit

Third Person's POV “Damon told me a little about his brother earlier. As for your grandson, I know him,” Reina replied calmly. “Zayne Kingsley… the one who recently became the Alpha of the Black Shadow Pack.”Markus listened to her answer and a small smile appeared on his face, though it carried a hint of melancholy. He leaned back slightly in his chair, his aged eyes thoughtful as if the name had stirred memories he rarely spoke about.“My grandson doesn’t talk to me anymore,” Markus said after a moment. His tone carried the sadness. “He didn’t even invite me to his Alpha ceremony.”The old man let out a faint chuckle, though it sounded more like an attempt to hide his disappointment than genuine amusement. However, he soon waved his hand slightly, as if dismissing the subject before it lingered too long.“But that isn’t the reason I called you here, dear,” Markus continued, shifting his attention fully back to Reina.His expression softened, yet his voice carried a certain seriousn

Reina's POV The next morning, I woke up earlier than usual. Soft morning light had already begun to seep through the curtains. For a moment, I remained still on the bed, adjusting to the quiet calm of the morning.My gaze slowly drifted toward the sofa.Damon was still there, sleeping peacefully. His tall frame looked slightly uncomfortable on the narrow sofa, and the blanket that was supposed to cover him had slipped off sometime during the night. It now lay crumpled on the floor beside him.A faint sigh escaped my lips.Carefully getting out of bed, I walked toward him, trying not to make any noise that might wake him. His face looked unusually relaxed in sleep.Bending down slightly, I picked up the blanket from the floor and gently spread it over him.Just as I was about to turn away, a sudden warmth wrapped around my wrist.Before I could react, Damon’s hand tightened around mine.“Damon!” I yelped in surprise.In the next instant, he pulled me down toward him. I lost my balance

Zayne's POVI stared at the wedding card lying in my hands, my fingers tracing the embossed letters printed across the thick paper. It should have brought me satisfaction. After all, it carried the announcement of my marriage, something that was supposed to mark the beginning of a new chapter in my life.Yet instead of pride, a bitter feeling lingered inside me.My eyes remained fixed on the card as a thought surfaced again.I had originally planned to personally give this card to my uncle. No matter how distant things had become between us, he was still the one person whose acknowledgment had always mattered to me. I had imagined walking into his house and handing him the invitation myself.But that house no longer felt like a place I could step into.Because Reina was there now.The mere thought of her presence in that house made my jaw tighten with frustration. It angered me to realize that the place I once walked into freely now felt closed off to me.“Zayne, you look troubled,” M

Damon's POVThe moment I stepped out of the washroom, I noticed that Reina was no longer in the room. Her scent lingered faintly in the air but felt distant, as if she had already wandered outside.Without wasting time, I headed toward the beach.The breeze grew stronger as I approached the shore, and soon I spotted her. Reina was already standing near the water, the waves rolling gently toward the sand. She seemed completely absorbed in the moment, running back and forth whenever the ocean waves rushed toward her feet.For a second, I simply stood there watching her.She looked carefree, almost childlike, as if she had forgotten every worry that had followed her here.Reina suddenly bent down and picked up something from the wet sand. She held it up curiously between her fingers.“Wow,” she murmured softly while studying it. “It looks so different from the shells I’ve seen before.”It was a small, transparent shell that glimmered faintly in the sunlight.“Because it’s a rare type,” I