All Chapters of Rejected by my Mate, Accepted by his Alpha Uncle: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

NatashaThe way it said Alan’s name made every single hair on my body stand up instantly because its voice did not sound angry anymore like it had before.It sounded familiar somehow, like it actually knew him personally.The hallway became so quiet afterward that all I could hear was the broken buzzing from the dying lights overhead and Matt’s rough uneven breathing somewhere behind us while dust drifted slowly through the cold air around the giant creature standing near the destroyed doorway.Alan could not stop staring at it, nor could I anymore.The creature’s body looked horribly wrong up close now that more of it had stepped fully into the hallway. Its skin looked stretched too tightly over muscles that moved in strange uneven ways beneath it while long dark veins spread across its neck and arms like giant cracks running through stone walls.Its shoulders were massive beyond belief, far too massive to belong to anything human anymore.Every movement it made caused the floor bene

Chapter 104NatashaThe second the red emergency light finally reached the thing’s face, every scream inside my throat ripped out at once because what stood at the end of that hallway did not look fully human anymore, but there were still enough pieces left to show that maybe it once had been.Its body nearly scraped the ceiling while it moved forward slowly through the steam pouring from the broken pipes around it, and thick chains hung from both of its arms like somebody had once tried to keep it locked down somewhere deep underground before everything went wrong. Parts of its skin looked burned black while other sections looked stretched too tightly over muscle and bone like the body underneath had kept growing long after it should have stopped, but the worst part was its face.One side looked twisted and split apart badly enough that I could see pieces of exposed teeth beneath the ruined flesh, while the other side still looked horribly normal, almost human enough to make my stom

NatashaThe second those eyes opened beneath the shattered floor, every part of my body locked so hard that I could not even force air properly into my lungs anymore because nothing about what I was seeing made sense to my brain, not the size of it, not the way the concrete kept splitting apart around those claws like the entire underground structure was too weak to hold it anymore, and definitely not the intelligence inside those eyes because they were not empty like the other creatures we had encountered throughout the facility.They were aware.Father let out a furious snarl while the claw tightened around his leg hard enough for metal chains to snap loose from his body and whip violently through the air around him, but even then the thing beneath us barely reacted as another section of floor collapsed inward beneath its weight while steam poured upward from broken pipes and wrapped around everything in thick white clouds.“Move!” Matt shouted somewhere behind me, though his voice

NatashaThe second that claw ripped through the ceiling above us, every sound inside the corridor turned into pure chaos.Concrete burst outward across the hallway while dust exploded into the air so thick that for a moment I could barely see anything except the red emergency lights flashing through the smoke around us. The floor beneath my boots lurched violently again and Alan grabbed my arm harder to keep me from falling as another piece of the ceiling crashed down only a few feet away.Matt shouted something behind us, but the roar overhead drowned him out completely. It did not sound like any animal I had ever heard before.It sounded old and huge and very hungry.The claw kept pulling downward through the broken ceiling while bent metal screamed around it. I stared at the thing in horror because the limb alone was bigger than a truck, covered in black armor-like plates with long jagged spikes running along the joints. Dust rolled off its skin as it forced itself deeper into the

NatashaThe dragging sound moved again through the tunnel outside the room and this time it lasted longer, scraping slowly across the metal floor like something heavy was forcing itself forward one painful step at a time while the weak light above us flickered over the walls and made every shadow inside the room shift strangely around us.Nobody spoke. Matt stood frozen beside the half-open door with his breathing growing louder every second while Alan slowly tightened his grip around the flashlight I had handed him earlier. I could see the muscles in his arm tense as he stared toward the entrance without blinking.The sound stopped again and for one horrible moment the silence inside the room became so deep that I could hear the faint buzz coming from the old computer screens behind us and the soft dripping of water somewhere far down the tunnel outside.Then the door moved another inch.Matt stumbled backward so fast that he slammed into one of the desks behind him hard enough to kn