บททั้งหมดของ The Silver Alpha's Rejected Mate : บทที่ 111 - บทที่ 120

SELENE Their growls were no match for mine. At that moment I was both furious and heartbroken. My eyes locked onto the wolf that killed the boy, the boy whose name I never learned. I stepped forward, then ran straight at it as the others charged from behind.With good force, I leaped off the ground and caught a low branch. I pulled myself up to sit on it. They gathered below, snarling. I waited for them to make the next move. As stupid as one was, it did jump toward me. I quickly snapped a thick limb from above and drove it down as the wolf rose. The wood pierced its chest. It fell back to the ground with a heavy thud.The others growled louder. I jumped down, my weight breaking the branch beneath me. As I landed, another rogue lunged. My hands caught it by the throat. I swung it around and threw its body into the two others.Then I ran to the boy. He was shaking, his neck bleeding badly. He seemed alive, but he could not turn his head to look at me. It looked broken.The three remai

SELENE The path finally opened into a small clearing. A hut stood there, bigger than Hazel’s, with a few others huddled nearby. A girl was sitting in the dirt in front of the next hut over. She watched me with slit-eyed suspicion as I trailed behind Daniel. It took him a few steps to notice her.“Hey Blaire,” he greeted.Her face softened into a pretty smile for him, but it vanished the second she looked back at me, replaced by something nasty.“Invader?” she asked, blunt.He nodded.“How long?”“Just for tonight,” he answered, a thread of caution in his voice.“That’s enough time to fuck and you know it,” she shot back, pushing herself to her feet. My stomach turned with a sudden, sharp disgust.“By the Silver Sovereign, Briar,” he snapped, sounding utterly fed up. She just rolled her eyes.“Let her come stay with me. Don’t you want some alone time with your girl bestie?” she asked, her voice dripping with fake sweetness. I found myself nodding. Anything was better than a whole nigh

SELENE I landed neatly, but knew right away there was trouble.The way the other wolves laughed, I could understand it. It was clear: I had jumped from the pan straight into the fire.I shook my fur and left the thicket behind without a second thought. Walking toward the deadly pack, I waited for the guards.Running had worn me out. The urge to give up was strong, but survival was stronger. The Nightveil wolves had already left, knowing what awaited me here. Yet some part of me felt this was where I was supposed to be.If they did not kill me, I planned to work. Something.As I slowly entered the pack grounds, something swished past my ear. Before I could move, a sharp pain pierced my back. It took a moment, then a burning sensation spread through my insides.A loud howl tore from me as my body went stiff. Fear took over, and I stayed there, howling until everything went black.****Chanting woke me.Chants that sounded like songs, mixed with screams of horror and joy. My eyes opened

SELENE I turned down the car ride because I felt ill. Walking was better anyway, it let me see more. Following the guards quietly, I didn’t mind. We passed pack members who had already left the tournament grounds. Some waved, their faces full of awe. Others cowered back. A small smile touched my lips. I waved back with my bloody hand at a little girl, then let my hand fall back to my side, staining the big black shirt.The shirt smelled like raspberries. I liked it. The Alpha had ordered them to clothe me and take me to my room. I wondered if he’d arranged it before the fight.Happiness bubbled inside as I walked. My wolf was quiet again, not hearing the love and praise I was sending her. We had been phenomenal out there. She knew it. I just wondered if she liked this place as much as I did. Staying in a pack this strong, this feared, felt safe. It meant people couldn’t mess with you. The buildings here were refined, even a bit shiny. People wore good clothes and carried phones. Am

ORION Five Years Later“…and the way things are now, it’s bad for us, baby.”Her hand stopped moving through my hair. The bed felt colder right away. That soft, sweet smile faded, replaced by something sharp and annoyed.“You never listen to me, River.”Hearing my real name made my stomach turn. It felt wrong, almost rude, even though it shouldn’t have. She was my stand in Luna. She had the right to say it.“Sorry. What did you say?” My eyes stayed fixed on the ceiling.She snorted. Loud. Irritated.“The Ashen Dominion. They’ve been taking over packs. No one wants to stand against them anymore, but I think”Of course. Alpha Ash. Fear followed his name everywhere now. It was worse since the new Chief Warrior appeared five years ago. People said the Chief was a red wolf. There had even been a picture going around. Small. Thin. Nothing like the red wolf I knew.Her.She still haunted me. Even now. Her scent lingered in the sheets beneath us. Strawberry. Fresh. She must have changed the