All Chapters of Rejected and Pregnant: The Alpha King’s Forbidden Heir : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The storm began to fade with the coming dawn.Rain softened into a quiet drizzle as pale morning light slowly crept across the battlefield. The valley that had been filled with war only hours ago now looked like the aftermath of a nightmare.Broken weapons lay scattered across the mud.Warriors helped the wounded.Wolves who had been enemies only hours earlier now stood apart in uneasy silence.The battle was over.For now.Kael stood near the center of the courtyard, watching as Darian Voss disappeared into the distant forest.Rowan limped toward him, holding his bruised ribs.“You just let him walk away.”Kael didn’t look away from the tree line.“He’ll carry a message.”Rowan snorted.“Yeah. That we’re idiots.”Kael finally turned.“No.”His voice was calm.“That the Blood Alpha is protected.”Rowan opened his mouth to argue… then sighed.“Fine. But if that hunter comes back, I’m stabbing him first.”Nearby, Alpha Marcus was organizing the remaining allied warriors.The silver-hair

The mountains were silent.Cold winds howled across the jagged cliffs, carrying the scent of snow and ancient forests. Deep within a hidden cavern carved into the black stone, darkness ruled.But the darkness had just been disturbed.Two glowing eyes burned within the shadows.Ancient.Patient.Awake.The massive wolf slowly rose from the stone floor, his enormous body stretching after a long slumber. His fur was dark silver, streaked with scars earned from battles fought long before most living wolves had been born.This was not an ordinary Alpha.This was an Elder Alpha.One of the oldest wolves still alive.And he had felt it.The awakening.The wolf shifted into human form with a slow breath.Tall.Broad-shouldered.His long silver hair fell loosely around a sharp, weathered face.His name was Theron.And he had once been the most feared Alpha in the northern territories.Now he was something else entirely.A guardian of old laws.A watcher of ancient bloodlines.Theron walked slo

The morning air over the valley carried an uneasy stillness.After the chaos of the previous night’s battle, the pack territory had fallen into a tense routine. Warriors stood guard along the walls, scouts patrolled the forests, and healers moved quickly between the injured in the pack house.But no one truly relaxed.Because everyone knew something had changed.The awakening of the Blood Alpha had sent ripples far beyond their valley.And those ripples were beginning to return.Kael stood at the northern watchtower, his sharp eyes scanning the endless stretch of forest below.Rowan leaned against the wooden railing beside him, holding a mug of bitter coffee.“You haven’t slept,” Rowan muttered.Kael didn’t look at him.“Neither have you.”Rowan shrugged.“I sleep when the world isn’t about to explode.”Kael’s gaze remained fixed on the distant mountains.The silver wound in his side still throbbed, but pain was nothing new to him. What bothered him more was the strange tension hangin

The courtyard fell into a deep silence.Every wolf present felt it.The strange tension between the ancient Alpha and the woman carrying the child that could change the entire wolf world.Theron stood perfectly still, his sharp gaze fixed on Aira.Aira instinctively tightened her hand over her stomach.The baby moved again.Not violently.But strongly.As if it recognized the man standing before them.Kael stepped forward immediately, placing himself between Theron and Aira.“You’ve seen her,” he said coldly. “Now you can leave.”Rowan nodded behind him.“Yes. Field trip is over.”But Theron didn’t move.Instead, he studied Kael carefully.“You’re very protective.”Kael’s voice was flat.“That’s my mate and my child.”Theron’s eyes flickered with interest.“Mate?”Rowan leaned closer to Marcus and whispered, “Oh great… now we’re getting interrogated.”Marcus elbowed him quietly.“Shut up.”Theron finally looked back at Aira.“You felt me coming, didn’t you?”Aira hesitated for a momen

The wind over the valley shifted.A cold current rolled down from the northern forest, carrying with it a scent that immediately made several wolves stiffen.Kael felt it first.His head lifted slightly as his instincts sharpened.Danger.Not the open, aggressive danger of an invading pack.Something quieter.Something that moved like a knife in the dark.Rowan noticed Kael’s expression change.“You smell it too?”Kael nodded slowly.“Yes.”Marcus stepped closer.“What is it?”Kael’s voice lowered.“Strangers.”Theron stood very still in the center of the courtyard.His sharp eyes were fixed on the distant forest beyond the valley walls.For several seconds he said nothing.Then he exhaled slowly.“They’re already here.”Rowan frowned.“Already here?”Theron nodded once.“Scouts.”Marcus’ jaw tightened.“For the Crimson Moon Order?”Theron didn’t hesitate.“Yes.”Aira felt the baby move again.Not gently this time.The child shifted sharply, almost like it sensed a threat approaching.