All Chapters of Alphas Rejection, Supremes Obsession: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

LEONELI stormed into my Chamber. I barely shut the door before the rage hits.Not at her. Never at her.At myself.The room feels too small, too dark, too suffocating. I strip my gloves off and throw them across the table. They skid the table, falling and hitting the floor — and that tiny sound somehow detonates every fragment of the restraint I had left.I stalked the mirror.My reflection glared back at me — and I looked like a moron. One useless moron.I lifted my hand, the hand that grabbed Evelara, and stared at it like it belonged to someone else.“She trusted you,” I snarl at my own reflection. “And you—”My fist slams against the mirror before I even think, breaking the glass into the shreds, scratching my hand all the way.Pain shoots up my knuckles, blood spilling, but not enough to mend the ache I was bearing within..I paced into the room, trying to burn the frantic energy crawling under my skin. Yet, memories flashed in quick, brutal waves…Her startled breath when I pull

**FOR MY LOVELY READERS WHO HAD READ THIS CHAPTER BEFORE, THE PREVIOUS CHAPTER HAS CHANGED AND ANOTHER CHAPTER WAS ADDED BEFORE THIS ONE...**LUCIENThe moment Leonel left, something in me snapped. A pulse of heat, of possessive rage, surged through my veins. My hands itched to touch her, to claim what was mine before anyone else— before that arrogant foolish brother of mine could sully her even further.I abandoned my work midstream, leaving papers to scatter across the study. My boots thundered through the halls, echoing the storm of my own fury.Every step carried the scent of her, lingering faintly on the air. I could feel the faint trace of Leonel’s proximity, and my lycan growled violently inside me, a feral, unrestrained demand— ‘Mine!’It was a matter of time for him to crawl out and snap Leo's neck for defying the Alpha, yet, I had to use all my will to not do so, although I had enough wish to do the same…By the time I reached her chambers, my control had frayed. I threw open

EVELARAThe day light filtered through the window, brightening the room clear as water. As I left the bed and started dressing up, my mind was tangled in the lingering heat from his gaze.I tried to focus on dressing, trying to act normal as Lucien sat on the bed like the king he is and staring right at me.He didn’t move, didn’t say a word. But that gaze… it pinned me to the spot, sharp and relentless. Each glance from him felt like it could peel back my skin and see every secret I held.My fingers fumbled with buttons, the simplest motions becoming Herculean as I tried to ignore him.Damn! It felt as though he was eating me with his gaze!Dravara stirred faintly within me — a flicker of unease, but also a curious excitement. My wolf mirrored my own conflicting emotions, bristling with tension yet oddly purring at his presence.I finally wrenched myself free from the paralyzing intensity and forced the last article of clothing into place.My heart was hammering, my skin tingling in pl

LUCIENFinally, we were going home— after all that nuisance…Indeed, a nuisance. Who goes to that f**king place? If it wasn't for Evelara and Eryx, I would have never gone there! But, one thing I have to admit— those smiles on their faces, it made me forget the nauseating feeling I was having around those humans, specifically those males whose hormones were rushing, eyeing what's mine!‘you should have ripped their eyes!’ Theron growled.‘I know.’ I hissed, ‘I wanted to, but—’ I glanced at Evelara and Eryx. ‘It wasn't worth ruining their smiles.’The chauffeur drove in silence, the engine humming through the enclosed space, while Evelara sat beside me with Eryx tucked under her arm.The little pup was practically vibrating with leftover excitement from the amusement park. Evelara kept brushing his hair back, whispering something soft to him, and every time she did, a darker instinct coiled inside me— one I tried, and miserably failed, to mask.Her scent still clung to my skin from last

EVELARALauren, the host and my ever-annoying enemy.Her eyes narrowed at me, the thinly veiled hostility flaring immediately.“Well, if it isn’t the ‘lady’ of Valtherion,” she said, her tone dripping with fake sweetness, filled with sarcasm. “Ready to embarrass your failure again?” she smirked.I met her gaze evenly, refusing to show the irritation her words had intended. “Funny, Lauren. I thought you were here to host, not to watch me fail.”Her smile flickered, her eyes hardening with cruel intensity. “Oh, I’ll be watching all right. And not just you— I’ll be making sure your team doesn’t get lucky either. Don’t think your little wolf tricks will save you today.”I leaned back slightly, tilting my chin up. “Lucky?” I chuckled. “You rely on luck, Lauren. I rely on skill. You’ll see the difference soon enough.”Her jaw twitched, the false charm slipping to reveal a flicker of venom. “Skill? You? Please. I’ve seen amateurs with more finesse than you. Don’t think for a second you can ou