Alle Kapitel von Rejected By The Alpha That Buried Me Alive.: Kapitel 31 – Kapitel 38

Christina’s POVWe won the fight.That didn’t mean we were safe.Morning came cold and gray. Smoke still lingered over the compound from fires set during the chaos. The smell of blood and ash mixed with medicine and exhaustion.I walked through it all.Wolves moved quietly. Carrying bodies. Treating wounded. Repairing damage.No one stopped me.But everyone watched.Not with celebration.With something heavier.Recognition.Fear.Respect.I wasn’t sure which scared me more.Sarah worked in the medical wing, face drawn with exhaustion. She’d been up all night saving lives.“Status?” I asked quietly.“Twelve critical. Twenty with serious injuries. Fifteen minor.” She didn’t look up from bandaging a young wolf’s arm. “We’ll lose two more before nightfall.”More graves.More names.“What do you need?”“Supplies. Rest. Miracles.” She finally met my eyes. “In that order.”“I’ll get you supplies.”“And the rest?”“We do what we can.”Sarah nodded slowly. Then hesitated.“What?” I asked.“Wha

Christina’s POVThis wasn’t about winning.This was about catching what shouldn’t be there.Night had fallen. The false convoy moved through the eastern corridor exactly as planned.Six wolves. Two vehicles. Supplies marked as critical.All bait.I watched from a concealed position fifty yards away. Kael beside me. Finn coordinating backup teams in the shadows.Everything is too precise. Too clean.Exactly what we wanted.*Patience,* Kyros said. *Let them expose themselves.*“I know.”The convoy reached the checkpoint. Guards rotated. Movement synchronized.Professional.Almost too professional.Kael tensed beside me. “There.”I followed his gaze.One guard Marcus, not the young Marcus, a different one shifted slightly out of position. Subtle. Deliberate.Opening a sight line.“That’s our traitor,” Kael said quietly.Before I could respond, movement erupted from the tree line.Vax’s wolves.Hitting exactly where the false plan said they would.Perfect timing.Perfect positioning.Conf

Christina’s POVThis wasn’t about winning.It was about ending something.The battlefield was silent now. Bodies buried. Smoke fading. Wolves moved through the grounds slowly, carefully, like they weren’t sure what came next.Because they weren’t.I stood near the main hall, watching. The alpha platform where Caleb’s father used to stand, where Vax had claimed authority sat empty.No one approached it.No one knew who should.Kael appeared beside me. “They’re waiting.”“I know.”“For you.”“I know that too.”Around us, wolves moved without clear direction. Guards patrolled but their routes were uncertain. Supply distribution happened but slowly, inefficiently.The system had collapsed.And nothing had replaced it yet.Finn approached, exhaustion lining his face. “We need to organize patrols. Assign guard rotations. Figure out resource distribution.”“So do it,” I said.He blinked. “I… need authorization.”“From who?”“From…” He trailed off. Look at me.I shook my head. “I’m not giving

Christina’s POVThey came at dawn.Not attacking.Just… arriving.I stood at the territory border, watching them emerge from the forest. Fifty wolves spread across the tree line. Organized. Disciplined. Confidence.Behind me, our wolves waited in formation.Kael stood slightly to my right. Close enough to support. Far enough to show I led.Finn and Sera flanked the formation. Caleb stood farther back present but protected.The visual was intentional.I was the center.Not by force.By choice.The approaching wolves stopped thirty feet away.A smaller group separated from the main force. Five wolves. All radiating authority.Different scents. Different energies. Different packs.This wasn’t a single alpha.This was a delegation.The center wolf stepped forward first. Older. Gray streaked his dark fur when he shifted back to human form. Calm eyes. Calculating.“So,” he said. Voice measured. “You’re the one.”Not hostile. Not respectful.Evaluating.I didn’t respond immediately.Just hel