Todos los capítulos de REJECTED BY MY ALPHA HUSBAND : Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 64

LEAH DECKERThere was a fireplace at every corner that crackled against the stone walls of Tombstone’s western watchtower as I stood beside Marten overlooking the cliffs below the kingdom. The cold northern wind swept through my hair violently, yet tonight the air did not feel freezing. It felt tense.Like something unseen was breathing down our necks. I folded my arms across my chest and turned toward him. “Why did you lie to them?”Marten looked down at the courtyard below where warriors trained beneath torchlight. Swords clashed. Wolves growled. Orders echoed through the night.He did not answer immediately.“That coalition,” I continued, my voice firmer now. “Why did you tell them my name was Aria and not Leah?”His jaw tightened slightly.“You know why.”“No,” I snapped. “I don’t.”Finally, he looked at me.His eyes were calmer these days. Less savage. Less haunted. But beneath them still lived the same dangerous Alpha who could tear apart an army without blinking.“It was to conf

LEAH DECKERI paced from one end of my chamber to the other until my legs began to ache beneath me. The room felt too small. The walls felt too close. Every breath I took came with another thought of war.Five packs. Five entire woodland packs gathering because of me, because they believed I was chosen, because they believed they could use me or kill me.I stopped beside the tall stone window and stared out toward the mountains surrounding Tombstone. Thick snow covered the cliffs while heavy mist rolled through the forests beneath them. The night before had been cold and silent, but not peaceful. Warriors had lined every wall and every entrance under Marten’s command. Torches burned through the darkness while wolves patrolled the woods without rest.Nobody slept.Not truly.War was circling us like a beast waiting to strike.I pressed my palm against the window and shut my eyes tightly. I was afraid.not of dying, I had already lived through worse than death. I was just afraid of fail