All Chapters of RECLAIMING HIS REJECTED MATE : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

LEVI'S POV The morning sun was already high in the sky, over the grand open square where thousands of citizens from all over the kingdom had gathered. The news of the trial had spread throughout the kingdom so it was a massive turn-out, an absolute sea of people packing the square from wall to wall, all of them eager to witness the fall of this man. I sat in the high chair on the raised podium, looking out over the crowded square. Drahzar's trial would finally happen in front of the entire kingdom. Theo stood behind me, silent and watchful as he always was during moments like this, and Brooks sat beside me, while Rowan was back at the palace with the maids. The noise of the crowd was a roar of angry shouts, and restless movement, but the moment the heavy iron gates at the other entrance of the square began to open, a sudden, collective silence washed over the entire square. A squad of eight heavily armored guards marched into the square, their boots striking the stone in a

LEVI'S POVI paced back and forth across the floor of my study, as the sheer absurdity of the day’s events replayed in my head like a loop.My lungs felt too small for the air in the room, and my hands were still tightly clenched into fists as the image of Drahzar walking away entirely free burned behind my eyelids.I stopped by the window, gripping the edge of the sill and forcing myself to take long, slow breaths, desperately trying to get myself calm before I ended up tearing the room apart.Just as everything began to settle into a dull throb, a sharp, sudden knock rattled against the door, shattering my focus."What!" I snapped, the single word ripping from my throat as I turned around to face the door."Your father sends for you," a guard announced, his voice muffled by the door.The anger I had just spent the last ten minutes trying to beat down flared up hotter than before, a suffocating heat rising up my neck.I squeezed my eyes shut, forcing myself to be calm and dragging an

LEVI'S POVLater that night, I finished showering, letting the hot water wash away the lingering stress of the day before I pulled on some comfortable clothes and settled into the bed.The silence of the room was a welcome relief after hours of dealing with a crowd of people, and a moment later, Brooks climbed into bed right beside me and under the blankets.I instinctively reached out to pull her close against my chest, leaning down to press a soft kiss against the side of her head while she relaxed into me, resting comfortably against my chest, and for a while, neither of us said anything, until she finally broke the silence."I want to ask a question," she murmured, her fingers lightly tracing a pattern on my clothed chest.I simply gave a low hum to let her know I was listening, keeping my arms wrapped securely around her waist. She shifted slightly so she could look up at me, her expression turning serious."I overheard Drahzar saying something about your father's dying wish.”My

LEVI'S POVToday was the day I would finally get some investigation on Brook's history and background done. And my first stop was the orphanage where she grew up.The building was simple, but it was very neatly managed. There was a garden that was neatly maintained, the windows were clean, and there were signs that the people inside genuinely cared for the place.As I stepped in, the children's laughter immediately washed over me, and I was immediately greeted by a woman sitting behind a small reception desk.She looked up, and the moment she recognized me, and her expression changed to a bright, enthusiastic smile as she quickly stood and bowed politely."Alpha Levi. We were not expecting your visit, but it is an honor to have you here. Welcome."I gave her a small nod."Thank you."She looked slightly curious but remained respectful."How may we assist you?""I would like to speak with the head matron."The receptionist nodded eagerly."Of course. Please, come with me. I'll take you

BROOK'S POVThe wedding plans were already underway, and although Levi and I had both agreed that we wanted something small and private, a persistent knot of anxiety kept tightening in my stomach.I had started to realize that small did not always mean simple. There were still countless details to think about.The decorations, the guest list, the location, the clothes, the timing. Even with a planner handling most of it, there were still moments where I found myself worrying over things I had never expected to worry about.I had just finished a call with the wedding planner when I placed my phone down on the table and let out a quiet breath.Everything was moving so quickly.Not long ago, I had been struggling just to understand where my life was going. Now I was preparing to marry Levi.A knock sounded at the door, pulling me from my thoughts. I looked up, expecting one of the staff members.Instead, when the door opened, I saw Sera standing there. A sharp jolt of surprise rippled th