All Chapters of Alphas Rejection, Supremes Obsession: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

EVELARAI drifted, caught between consciousness and oblivion, my body still buzzing, still aching from the poison I had taken in.A warmth lingered in my veins, unfamiliar and insistent, spreading like molten sunlight beneath my skin. Each heartbeat throbbed with a weight that was mine but not mine, as if something ancient had threaded itself into my very blood.I tried to move, but my limbs were heavy, distant, and uncooperative. At the moment, I could only surrender…The world around me blurred into gold and green, light stretching across my vision like molten glass. I smelled herbs— pungent, sweet, and intoxicating in ways that made my stomach clench.I didn’t know them, yet something deep in my memory hummed in recognition. There was a chanting, soft and layered, under the hum of my heartbeat, and I felt tugged forward, drawn by a pull that was magnetic and unsettling, as if the very air called my name.Suddenly, some faces appeared before me.A multitude of them, eyes glinting vio

EVELARAI gazed at the book before me. Stunned and somewhat nervous. All this while I was thinking of finding some mention of this name somewhere, or perhaps a chapter, but I didn't expect to find an entire book out of it.LUNAREETH— the name was written above bold and big with ancient golden inks. The brown leather of the book had turned into ash due to dust. The leather itself had turned edgy and sharp. Seems the book is sitting here for centuries long…“It's weird.” I muttered.‘Hmm,’ Dravara hummed inside me, she's awake now. She looked much energetic, the weakness of the dead viles weren't present anymore.‘Open it.’ She urged.My fingers trembled, yet, with a long, deep breath, I opened the book, eager to know who this Lunareeth is, who in fact, has a book in the restricted side of the Royal Sanctum?This also means, my dreams, or whatever those things were, they're not completely just my imagination. It has some reality to it.However, the moment I opened the book, I knew someth

LUCIENI knew something was wrong the moment I stepped into the bedroom.It wasn’t obvious. Not to anyone else. The room looked as it always did— curtains drawn against the night winds, the hearth reduced to embers, the bed untouched.Evelara stood near the window, her back to me, moonlight outlining her figure in silver. Gorgeous and mine…But it was there— something unusual. The air tasted wrong. Or more precisely, disturbing, as though something poisonous is in the air and I couldn't figure it out.My gaze settled on Evelara, and then I noticed it… She looked— nervous. Why, though?And I knew I wasn't wrong when Theron had growled beneath my skin. ‘She's troubled… Something had happened.’ He had snarled.A faint metallic tang lingered beneath the familiar scent of her— like a memory of iron pressed into the room and hastily buried.The wards hadn’t been breached, yet something had shifted, and my instincts, honed by war, betrayal, and old sins— tightened immediately…She was standin

LUCIENI did not wake Evelara. That was the first cruelty.The second was leaving her behind…She lay sprawled across the bed, hair dark against the pillows, one arm flung toward the space where I had been moments ago. Her breathing was slow, and even. Warm and trusting. The bond between us hummed softly, unaware that I was already walking away from the man I had been when I lay beside her.I stood at the threshold for longer than I should have, memorizing her as if memory itself could protect her. Then I turned and closed the door without a sound…The southern wing of the palace had always been wrong.Even as a child, I had felt it… the way sound dulled as you descended, the way the walls swallowed torchlight instead of reflecting it. This was older than Valtherion itself. In fact, Older than Demoor… This was a place built not to be remembered.Leonel walked beside me, his steps were quiet and reluctant, his shoulders tense beneath his shirt. He hadn’t spoken since I summoned him, but

EVELARA‘My Queen…’ Their words paused me, in fact, froze me a bit.I blinked at them. Their gazes were low, not looking up at me and it didn't seem like their fear but— respect. It was a different feeling.“Mom, dad,” Carolina came beside me, holding my arm, “this is Evelara, my friend and colleague, I told you about. She's one of the best healers as well.”Her parents looked up a little, and then at each other, as though they were having a hard time believing their daughter's words.Carolina, however, chuckled beside me. “Well, mom, dad didn't know I'm friends with you, so they're a bit… Uncomfortable, I guess.”I blinked, gazing at them and they immediately lowered their gazes. Although what Carolina said sounded logical but for some reason I felt different… Carolina’s parents' reaction to me spoke a bit differently to me, I don't know why.I, however, didn't linger over my thoughts anymore and smiled at them, stepping a little forward. “Hello sir, Hello ma'am, it's really nice to m