All Chapters of Rejected and Reclaimed (The Alpha’s regret) : Chapter 61 - Chapter 64

Gideon stopped walking and turned to face his hyperventilating wife. His eyes glazed at her blanched face, but what truly ticked him were the words she uttered. His smouldering gaze pricked Angela’s skin as dread seeped into every cell of her body, anticipating his reaction.Before she could read the consternation on his features, Gideon was in her face the next second. Angela yelped, stepping back, but He gripped her shoulders as his pupils dilated and He snarled, “If you utter a single fucking word, I will remind you who I am, Angela. Stop this drama and go upstairs. Don’t waste my time…” “I am telling you the truth, Gideon!” Angela said breathlessly. “We have a child together, I was trying to tell you the truth but you…” And Gideon couldn’t stop himself from clutching her neck, yanking her close as his eyes turned pitch black from silver stone. Angela felt like she would faint anytime seeing his enraged face and blazing eyes. “Say it again… say it!” He dared her.Dash hesitated,

“A human can be born to werewolf parents under rare exceptions, but there is no way a supernatural being disguised in human form is born to werewolves, especially when he or she is not a werewolf.”Dash stated grimly, his gaze fixed on Angela’s motionless figure on the bed. She had fainted the moment Rebecca revealed the truth, and since then she hadn’t stirred. He had wanted to call the pack doctor immediately, but Gideon had stopped him for reasons He refused to explain.Gideon sat in the armchair, eyes closed, humming low in thought. The mystery of Angela’s true identity had finally surfaced, and it troubled him deeply. A doubt gnawed at him, was she truly from the Clampitt family at all? According to her records, she was born in the neighboring pack, Dusk Claws, in her maternal territory. And the day she was brought to the Silvercrest pack, that was the first time Gideon had seen her. Baby Angela. Those glowing orbs that had opened the instant He touched her.“Either she had one p