All Chapters of The Rejected Plump Mate, Now Wanted: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

AuroraThe air was freezing, the kind of cold that belonged in the heart of winter, when thousands of snowflakes drifted endlessly from the sky. I had never gone snow hunting, nor had I ever been allowed to step outside whenever it snowed.I watched from the shadows, and it had always been that way ever since I was a child."Snowfalls can be beautiful, but they can also be deadly if you don't protect yourself."Her voice still echoed in my mind, lingering long after she was gone, as though those words had become a part of me.I pushed the memory aside and curled deeper beneath the warmth wrapped around my body.Yet my face was still cold, as though I were exposed to the freezing air outside."This place is so cold," I muttered.Keira remained curled up in the back of my mind without answering."Keira," I called again, unease creeping into my voice as the silence between us stretched longer than I liked."I'm here," she finally replied. "You should probably open your eyes."I blinked s

Aurora “You will one day find out about your biological mother. But until then, I want you to always keep this around your neck.” “What's this, Grandma?” I had asked in my small voice, the kind expected of a five-year-old child. She smiled. “You won't understand until the time is right. But never forget to always have this around your neck.” A wave of sadness crept through me at the memory. I still remembered how I had lost the necklace Grandma had insisted I should never take off. It was at that hospital. The same hospital that had become one of the many nightmares that haunted me over the years, the place that had left me with a deep, unshakable dread of hospitals in general. It was also the last time I ever saw my grandma. I never even got the chance to say a proper goodbye. It was almost as though she had known it was time to leave me... and never return. “You come with me, you good-for-nothing child. If not for the promise I made to my mother, and the oath sh

Aurora“On the day of her delivery,” Beta Kelvin continued, “our kingdom came under attack. It wasn't just an invasion, it was a massacre. Hundreds of pack members were slaughtered, and many more were left wounded. No one realized that Martina's condition had weakened the kingdom itself. Her Alpha power had been the pillar that protected Shadowveil for years.“She had barely given birth when the attack began. Too weak to fight, she escaped death by the narrowest margin and summoned the very person she trusted most, a witch who was her closest friend... and someone she believed could save her, her newborn child, and the kingdom.”His expression darkened, grief settling heavily across his features.My chest tightened.“Her friend betrayed her,” Kelvin breathed, exhaling slowly as he turned toward Alpha Felix, almost as though he needed permission, or perhaps the strength, to continue.Felix quietly took over.“She had been working with the attackers all along, waiting for the perfect mo

Alpha king Lucas They believed my son was dead? A curse slipped off my lips at once, the rage simmering in my chest, as the warrior collapsed face-first onto the ground before me, his entire body trembling. “My son can't be dead. Got that?” His hands shook against the stone floor as he lowered his head even further. “Forgive my tongue, Alpha King.” “Get the maiden and the two guards ready for me before I return.” “Y-Yes, sir.” I turned to leave immediately, but his hesitant voice stopped me in my tracks. “Alpha King... you may want to take a look at this.” He stretched out a small, folded piece of paper toward me. A note. The instant it brushed against my hand, a violent chill raced beneath my skin. Dark magic. Real, ancient dark magic. My eyes snapped sharply toward the warrior, silently demanding an explanation before he even opened his mouth. “That was recovered from Alpha Damian's office. During the search of the Luna's room, we also found this hidden beneath her be

MonicaI chuckled as I glared at him. The very man who had just agreed to swear an oath upon his throne and his father's name. The one who was mine, and mine alone.A wretched laugh escaped my lips.Truthfully, I was impressed."Say the words again," I urged.He straightened, exhaled sharply, then spoke."I accept."The moment those words left his lips, every nerve in my body came alive, sending a shiver through me as my hands instinctively reached for the Staff of Authority resting in the sacred corner of my chamber.It hummed softly beneath my grasp, cold, ancient, and commanding, as though it had been waiting for this very moment.By the time I lifted my gaze to his, his sharp, piercing eyes were already locked onto mine.Goodness...I couldn't suppress the pull or the overwhelming hunger surging through me all over again.I was only one step away from sealing the deal, yet my body refused to obey me. It felt as though I was melting with every subtle movement he made, every breath