All Chapters of Rejected Omega, claimed by the Ruthless Alpha: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

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CHAPTER 101 – Talia’s Fire[Part 2]

Their first night was, predictably, a fight.Not a snarling, teeth‑bared one. A wrestling match that kept dissolving into laughter and then back into heat.They hadn’t made it far from the armory. Jace’s quarters were nearest. By the time the door slammed shut behind them, she was already dragging his shirt over his head, pausing only long enough to appreciate the way the light caught on the scars across his chest.“Show‑off,” she muttered, fingers tracing one old, white line.“You’re looking,” he pointed out.She pinched his nipple. He yelped, then growled, grabbing her wrist and spinning her into the wall.“Brat,” he breathed, eyes dark.“Beta,” she shot back, grinning even as her lungs tried to remember how to work with his body pressed full‑length against hers.The kiss that followed was nothing like the tentative ones she’d traded with boys in dark corners years ago. It was open‑mouthed, messy, full of teeth and tongue, and the low, pleased rumble of his wolf.He tasted like swea

CHAPTER 102 – The Rogue Queen’s Offer

The war room felt smaller, with the eastern mountains looming across the map.Mirella had unrolled the latest charts, weighting the corners with carved stones. Jagged ink lines marked the ranges; small red tokens clustered where Selene’s notes placed the Triad. A darker, irregular blot to the south marked rogue territory.Lyra’s territory.Talia dropped Rian’s letter onto the table beside the tokens. “So that’s twice,” she said. “Selene names them. Rian confirms. And now they’re courting Lyra.”Aria traced one finger along the inked line of the spine road, her other hand resting protectively over her belly. “Offering her revenge on Kael,” she murmured. “It’s clever.”“It’s desperate,” Jace said, leaning over the map on the opposite side. “They’re throwing everything they have at breaking the new order before it settles.”Kael stood at Aria’s shoulder, a broad frame casting a shadow over part of the parchment. His eyes were on the southern blot. “Lyra has enough wolves to make trouble

CHAPTER 103 – Trap for Traitors[Part 1]

The lie spread faster than any truth.Within a day of their return from Lyra’s camp, the right ears in the eastern border packs were whispering the same story: the High Alpha and Moon‑Luna would attend a private moon ceremony in the eastern hills. Light escort. Minimal guard. It was an easy strike if someone were inclined.Mirella arranged the paper trail—a forged letter here, a conveniently overheard conversation in an inn there. Old smuggling channels carried the rumor north and east, where the Triad’s scouts waited like ticks in shaggy fur.“They’ll hear it,” Talia said, watching a courier ride out with one such *misdirected* letter. “They’ve kept their claws in these routes for years.”“They’ll hear it,” Lyra agreed, arms folded, leaning against a support beam in the war room. “The question is whether they’re arrogant enough to believe it.”“Harrow?” Jace snorted. “He’ll think the goddess herself finally answered his prayers.”Lyra’s mouth twitched. “Then all that’s left is to dec

CHAPTER 104 – Trap for Traitors[Part 2]

Lyra stood a little apart, arms folded, watching them with grim satisfaction.“I’d imagined this moment with more blood,” she said.“Still time,” Talia said cheerfully, wiping her dagger on a fallen cloak.Aria drew a slow breath. The hall tilted faintly at the edges of her vision, then steadied. Her stomach clenched around the pup’s unnerving stillness.Kael stepped closer to her. “We can end it here,” he said under his breath, gaze on the kneeling men. “A sword, and it’s done. No more risk of them stirring anything. No more ghosts.”Lyra tilted her head, clearly listening. “Tempting,” she murmured.Aria looked at the three men. At the blood on the floor. At the ghosts in her own memory—Rowan’s smirk, the weight of helplessness.“They’re already ghosts,” she said quietly. “Dead men walking. Killing them would be easy.” She met Kael’s eyes. “It would also be a waste.”Kael’s jaw flexed. “You want to spare them.”“I want to use them,” she corrected. “Strip their ranks, their titles, th

CHAPTER 105 – The Pup’s Warning[Part 1]

They rode hard for home.Nyra met them in the courtyard, already striding toward Kael before his horse had fully stopped. The look on his face—white‑edged fear over coiled fury—was enough. She didn’t waste breath on questions.“Inside,” she snapped. “Now.”Kael carried Aria up the steps as if she weighed nothing, her arms looped weakly around his neck. The pain had ebbed to a brutal ache, but every jolt still sent a hot echo through her core. The pup’s power pulsed under her skin like a trapped storm.“I can walk,” she muttered.“You’re not going to,” Kael said, voice rough and flat.Nyra cleared the path with glares alone, sending warriors and servants scattering. They reached Aria and Kael’s chamber; Nyra slammed the door behind them and went straight to the bedside.“Lay her down,” she ordered.Kael obeyed, lowering Aria carefully onto the mattress. His hands shook when he pulled back.Nyra’s palms were cool and sure on Aria’s skin a heartbeat later—one on her forehead, one spread

CHAPTER 106 – The Pup’s Warning]Part 2]

They stood facing each other across the rug, neither willing to yield. The bond sizzled, full of clashing fear and stubbornness.“If you want to help,” she said, trying for calm and landing somewhere close to pleading, “stand beside me when I choose my battles. Don’t drag me away from all of them.”“I’m not dragging you away,” he bit out. “I’m giving you time to *breathe.* To heal. To let our children grow without being jolted by every idiot who thinks they can test you.”Anger flared in her chest, covering the flicker of understanding.“I have spent most of my life being told to sit quietly while men made decisions about my body and my future,” she said. “I will not let that happen again. Not even from you.”Something in his expression fractured.“This isn’t about controlling you,” he said hoarsely. “This is about the fact that when you screamed on that mountainside, I—”He broke off, jaw clenching.“I have watched you bleed,” he went on, softer, rougher. “I have watched you walk int

CHAPTER 107 – Selene’s Last Stand[Part 1]

Tracking Selene felt too much like chasing an old ghost. The next morning, Aria stood in the courtyard as saddles were cinched and packs secured. The air tasted of cold and urgency. Nyra’s warning about Moonblood still rang in her ears. “You’re not going,” Kael said for the third time. Aria swung up into the saddle anyway, motion smooth but careful. “I am.” His horse sidestepped, mirroring his agitation. “You nearly burned yourself out on that mountain. I am not taking you after a guilt‑drunk sister running toward Rowan’s corpse‑worshippers.” Talia tightened a strap on her own mount, expression flat. “She won’t listen,” she told Kael. “You know that.” “That doesn’t mean I stop saying it,” he snapped. “Kael.” Aria leaned forward, reins loose, meeting his eyes. “Selene is out there because she is trying—however badly—to clean the blood off our family’s hands. Off *hers.* If she dies doing it, it will be another story men like Harrow use about ‘weak women with too much power

CHAPTER 108 – Selene’s Last Stand[Part 2]

The man’s gaze flicked between them, irritation sparking. “Touching,” he sneered. “Sisters reunited before one of them bleeds out.”His attention was on Aria now. Which meant it wasn’t fully on the omega in his grip.Selene’s fingers flexed around her sword hilt.Aria’s eyes widened a fraction. *Now,* she thought fiercely, willing the thought across the thinning air. The pup stirred within her, a reminder that life she carried wasn’t just hers—another reason to keep Selene standing, alive, and whole.Whether Selene felt it or just chose her moment, she moved.She dropped her knees.Her full weight went dead, dragging the man’s arm down just enough for the knife to skim free of her throat. At the same instant, she jammed her elbow back into his ribs hard.He grunted, grip loosening.Kael was already moving, a blur of rage and steel, but he wasn’t closest.Talia was.She flew across the last yards like she’d been launched, blade flashing. The man had just enough time to turn before she

CHAPTER 109 – Early Arrival

The first pain came on a quiet afternoon.Aria sat at the council table, listening as Mirella outlined supply routes, Kael beside her, Talia and Jace further down. Light slanted in through the high windows. The hum of voices was almost soothing.Then, something low in her abdomen clenched.Not a flutter. Not the vague ache she’d grown used to. A tight band of pressure that cinched and released in one long, slow wave.Her breath hitched.*You all right?* Kael’s attention snapped to her at once through the bond.*Fine,* she sent back automatically. *Just—uncomfortable.*He didn’t look convinced, but he turned his attention back to Mirella.Ten minutes later, it happened again.Stronger.She pressed a hand under the table, fingers splaying over her belly. The pup answered with a small, agitated roll.“Moon‑Luna?” Mirella’s voice cut through the haze. “Thoughts?”Aria blinked. The lines on the map swam for a heartbeat, then steadied.“I agree,” she managed. “We reroute the grain through H

CHAPTER 110– Three Hearts Beating

They named her under the Moon.Three nights after the birth, when Nyra finally relented enough to let Aria stand for longer than it took to wash and change, the courtyard filled with lantern light and wolves.Torches burned low along the walls. The great fire in the center crackled and spat. Above, the Moon hung round and generous, silver spilling over stone and fur.Aria stood at Kael’s side on the low dais—no throne, just the familiar carved platform they now used for oaths and announcements. Her legs still felt a little shaky, but Kael’s hand at the small of her back was a quiet support. In her arms, their daughter slept, bundled in a soft grey blanket.The murmuring crowd hushed as Nyra stepped forward.“In days past,” the healer began, voice carrying even without magic, “names were given by kings who wanted to hear themselves speak. Tonight, a name will be given by the ones who earned it. By blood. By choice. By light.”She nodded to Aria.Aria swallowed. The faces below swam bri

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