All Chapters of The Silver Alpha's Rejected Mate : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

KARIN One year laterThe High Conclave looked nothing like it had before.The walls were covered with banners from forty seven different packs, three ancient clans, and the emblems of human regions that had joined our shared cause. The colors filled the stone hall from floor to ceiling. Some were old and worn. Others were new and bright. All of them meant something.Today marked one year since the signing of the Integration Accords. Historians had already begun to write about it. They called it the moment everything changed.For me, it was simpler.It was Luna’s first birthday.My daughter sat in the Throne of the Moonbound, built to fit her small frame but carved with the same care given to any ruler’s seat. She was no longer a baby, yet not fully a toddler. Her silver eyes moved slowly across the hall, watching everything. She always watched before she spoke.At one year old, she could walk without stumbling. She spoke in full sentences. Sometimes she showed flashes of power that f

BLURB Banished from Ebonfall, the ruling power of the werewolf world, Selene Vance is cast beyond the Ashline into the Wild Expanse. Labeled a traitor and left without protection, she must survive alone, unaware that her exile has awakened a power long buried inside her. As rumors of The Eclipse, also called The Ancient One, spread through the packs, Selene is pulled back toward the center of power. Fate brings her face to face again with Alpha Orion Cyrus, the mate who condemned her before Lunaris Court and turned his back on her beneath the Moon Throne. Their bond is broken by betrayal, unspoken feelings, and secrets hidden within the Archivum. With uneasy allies like Ash, Jett, Nyx, Elara, Silas, Griffin, Sloane, Draven, and Luna Freya at her side, Selene learns the truth about who she really is. She is not just Selene Vance, the exiled rogue. She is Selene Nightshade, tied to a prophecy written across the Veiled Firmament and bound to the Silver Sovereign. As tension rises be

SELENEMy eyes dragged open, heavy with the last scraps of sleep. Beneath my ribs, my heart hammered a frantic rhythm. As I shifted my tongue, a new, sharp point pricked against its soft surface. I ignored it, pushing myself up from the thin mattress. A stretch unraveled the stiffness in my limbs, every movement careful and quiet to avoid waking the others who still slept.The walk to the bathroom felt longer than usual, my legs moving through a thick haze. My hand closed on the doorframe, fingers pressing into the wood with a force that surprised me. For a moment, I wondered if I might leave dents behind. A strange new strength hummed under my skin, my mind still clouded and slow."Bring the pancakes, Maria."The voice drifted from the hallway. I turned my head, eyes struggling to focus. Maria was not here. Who had spoken. Then my ears caught another sound. Footsteps. They were measured and deliberate, each step placed with a quiet intent that set my nerves on edge. A silent alarm be

SELENE My eyes were swollen from crying, but his face looked empty. My hands were stained with her blood, but his were clean. Anger burned inside me, but his eyes only held betrayal. The Luna had been prepared. She lay wrapped in clean linen on the bed. The pack doctors were not checking for treatment, only for cause. Their findings confirmed it. Hand prints marked her neck. Her eyes showed stress. She had been choked. She had been forced to swallow those silver pills. The guards were begging for mercy in the hall. In that moment, I wished for the Alpha’s power. I wanted revenge, too. Orion stood in the living room, his arms folded tight across his chest. I held the medical report, then let it drop onto the grand center table. “We are sorry for your loss, Alpha Orion,” one of the doctors said, his voice formal. My mate turned his head sharply at the title. Of course. He was the Alpha now. Tears threatened to spill again. I wiped them away quickly as he gave the doctors a single

SELENE I ran until my legs burned and my lungs ached. The feeling of being exposed and abandoned was complete. All I felt was hate. Hate for myself, for Orion, for the pack. Hate that my wolf had failed to leave its mark on him. Betrayal was a bitter taste in my mouth.Running only stopped when the border was near. With one final leap, the tie to the Alpha snapped. The freedom was hollow, filled only with a sadness that clawed inside my chest until my pace finally slowed.We reached a great tree and stopped. My right eye throbbed. Without asking, she pulled us back into human form. The shift brought on a fit of coughing, silver-laced blood spattering the ground. Breathing was a relief. I lay down, tears tracking through the dirt on my face. I closed my eyes and spoke to her in my mind.Thank you."We must live," her voice answered, calm but firm. "We are safe for now."A slow look around the dark woods told a different story. We were rogues now, unprotected and unwanted. My head rest