All Chapters of Rejected and Pregnant: The Alpha King’s Forbidden Heir : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The arrow cut through the storm like a whisper of death.Fast.Silent.Precise.But Kael was already moving.The moment the bowstring snapped, his wolf’s instincts exploded into action. He twisted violently to the side just as the poisoned arrow sliced through the air where his heart had been a heartbeat earlier.The arrow slammed into the tree behind him with a sharp crack.Kael’s golden wolf eyes lifted instantly to the branches above.There.A shadow shifted.Darian Voss.The hunter did not panic.In fact, his expression showed mild admiration.“Impressive,” he muttered under his breath.Few targets had ever avoided his first shot.But Kael was not an ordinary Alpha.Darian reached for another arrow.Too late.Kael’s wolf lunged.The massive black wolf launched upward with terrifying speed, claws digging into the bark as he leaped toward the tree.Darian dropped from the branch just before Kael reached it.He landed lightly on the ground, already rolling away to avoid the Alpha’s c

The pack house had never felt so tense.Even the air seemed different thick, watchful, heavy with suspicion.Kael stood on the balcony overlooking the courtyard, his arms resting against the stone railing as warriors moved below. Patrols had doubled. Guards now stood at every entrance.No one complained.Everyone could feel it.Danger was no longer distant.It was inside their walls.Behind him, Rowan stepped onto the balcony.“You’ve turned the pack house into a fortress,” Rowan said.Kael didn’t look away from the courtyard.“It should have been one already.”Rowan studied his friend’s expression. The Alpha’s face was calm, but there was a sharp edge in his eyes that hadn’t been there before.“You think the traitor will make another move?” Rowan asked.Kael nodded once.“Yes.”“Soon?”“Yes.”Rowan sighed.“Then we wait.”Kael’s gaze hardened.“No.”Rowan frowned. “No?”“We hunt.”Inside the pack house, Aira walked slowly through the long hallway toward the healer’s chamber.Her body

The pack house did not sleep that night.Torches burned along every corridor, warriors standing guard at every entrance. The explosion had shaken the entire territory, but the discovery of the dead prisoner had done something worse.It had planted fear.Because now everyone knew the truth.The enemy was not only outside the walls.He was inside them.In the council chamber, Kael stood at the center of the room while Rowan and the senior warriors gathered around the long stone table.“No one leaves the territory,” Kael said firmly.One of the elders frowned. “Alpha, if the traitor is among us, sealing the territory may trap the enemy but it also traps us.”“That’s the point,” Rowan replied.The elder went quiet.Kael leaned forward slightly, his hands resting on the table.“The prisoner didn’t kill himself.”“Obviously,” Rowan muttered.Kael’s gaze sharpened.“That means someone had access to the cells.”Rowan nodded.“The guards swore no one passed them.”“Then the killer didn’t come

The room fell into a suffocating silence.Kael stood between the assassin and the bed where Aira slept, his body tense, his wolf clawing beneath the surface.Rowan slowly stepped forward from the doorway, disbelief written across his face.“Tell me I’m seeing this wrong,” he said quietly.The hood had fallen back completely now.Revealing the traitor’s face.Mira.The pack healer.Aira’s healer.The woman who had been caring for her and the baby for weeks.Kael’s voice turned dangerously low.“You tried to kill her.”Mira held the blade loosely in her hand, but she didn’t look like someone cornered.She looked calm.Almost relieved.“You should have let the hunter finish the job,” she said quietly.Rowan’s jaw clenched.“You were the spy.”“Yes.”The simple answer made the room feel colder.Kael’s golden eyes glowed faintly in the darkness.“You reopened the old tunnel.”“Yes.”“You helped Darian enter the territory.”“Yes.”Each confession came without hesitation.Rowan shook his hea

The arrow tore through the night air.Kael moved before anyone else could react.His hand shot out, grabbing Aira and pulling her behind him as the arrow struck the stone pillar beside them with a sharp crack.The warriors around them roared in anger.The battle exploded instantly.Wolves shifted mid-run, bones cracking and fur bursting through skin as Kael’s warriors surged forward through the gates. The forest beyond the courtyard erupted with snarls and the thunder of charging paws.The Black Fang Pack rushed to meet them.Claws collided.Teeth flashed.The night filled with the sounds of war.Kael stepped forward into the chaos.His wolf exploded free in a violent shift, towering above the other wolves. The massive black Alpha wolf hit the battlefield like a storm.One enemy wolf lunged.Kael tore it aside with a single brutal strike.Another tried to flank him.Kael’s jaws snapped shut around its shoulder, throwing the wolf across the muddy ground.His presence alone pushed the e