All Chapters of Alphas Rejection, Supremes Obsession: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

LUCIENThe moment we stepped out of Evelara’s ward, the quiet of the hospital floor pressed around us like a living thing.Only a handful of healers and nurses were ever allowed here, all vetted and sworn to secrecy. No outsiders. No meddling council members. No prying eyes. And yet, despite the controlled calm, the weight of what had just transpired pressed on me like a storm waiting to break, a storm I could feel building in my chest…Leonel’s voice cut through the silence. “This is all like a puzzle,” he said finally, low and tense, though I could even hear the tremor beneath his control.He turned toward me, worry etched into the rigid lines of his face. “Evelara herself is a puzzle. And the kingdom she dreamed about… she found the book about it in the restricted corner of the Royal Sanctum? You realize what that means?”I did. I could see the city lights stretching below us, a glittering reflection of everything I did not yet understand.My hands were clasped behind my back, still

EVELARAI woke up in the morning feeling warmth beside me. My eyes opened and I found myself in the middle of two people who had now become the centre of my life…Lucien and Eryx.Both were sleeping on either side of me. Peaceful. Relaxed. Unburdened, at least for this moment…Lucien lay on his back, one arm curved loosely above his head, the other stretched across me as if his body had decided— without consulting his mind, that I belonged there. His breathing was slow, steady, and deep. The kind of breathing that came only when he finally allowed himself to rest.Eryx was curled against my other side, his small body warm, one arm thrown across my waist, his forehead pressed into my ribs like he feared I might disappear if he loosened his hold. His lashes fluttered as he slept, lips parted slightly, utterly unaware of the world’s dangers…A smile tugged at the corner of my lips.It felt… unreal sometimes. This quiet intimacy. This fragile, stitched-together family I never thought I wou

EVELARAThe moment my eyes fell on the portrait, the room dissolved beneath me... Light bent, sound disappeared, and the warmth of the palace faded into a hollow, stretching darkness.My breath caught, and my chest felt as if it had been carved open and left exposed to the cold emptiness around me.I stumbled forward but landed on nothing; the floor seemed to have vanished, leaving me suspended in the dark, yet every sense burned with awareness.A pulse thrummed in the void— powerful, rhythmic, almost like a heartbeat not my own.My hands moved instinctively, grasping at air that resisted my touch, and yet I felt it— the aura of the man in the portrait.Those eyes, storm-grey ones— It was alive, almost sentient, and it drew me in, twisting something deep inside me… My own heartbeat joined the rhythm.I felt it then— another heartbeat. Familiar, yet very distant, but alive… Dravara!Sh-she's there, awakening, restless and alert, whispering…Then— I heard it. A laugh, sharp and cruel, ro

EVELARAI ventured into the dark forest alone, the next morning, after Eryx left for his schooling and training. Lucien had left even before I was awake and even texted me that he might be late... So, no hindrance in my work.The elements I need to perform the ritual to awaken my wolf would be found in the forest.I didn't tell Lucien, I didn't want to concern him more than he already is. Therefore, I chose to keep it a secret and once Dravara is back, I'll tell him…This forest holds numerous undiscovered secrets and hidden corners, which was risky. However, thanks to the ancient books and maps, I knew exactly where to find my elements.I shortly procured the necessary components: wild grass for extraction, black wood, uniquely forested dark soil, and aged pine needles.In a small vial, I carefully placed the penultimate element, a dark liquid from the river. Securing the vial tightly, I stored it safely in my bag and smiled, "Now, only one more remains!"The final element was situate

MYSTERIOUS POVThe burn didn’t fade. It turned vivid instead.I remained at the edge of the Dark Forest after she had long gone, my palm facing upwards, my fingers slowly flexing as though movement alone could dispel what had left its mark upon me.The symbol etched into my skin emanated a subtle glow from beneath the surface— a violet hue interwoven with black, ancient and precise, as though destiny itself had imprinted a seal upon my flesh.I hadn’t meant to touch her… That was the first lie I told myself.The second was that— I hadn’t known who she was.The forest had been restless throughout the morning, exhibiting an alert stillness akin to predators before they strike. The wards whispered as I crossed their threshold, neither resisting nor welcoming me, but rather testing and measuring each step.When I reached the cliff, I already knew she would be there…She stood quite near the edge, appearing small against the immense drop, her balance seemingly precarious, and her attention