บททั้งหมดของ The Silver Alpha's Rejected Mate : บทที่ 151 - บทที่ 160

SELENE Restless steps carried me back and forth across my room. The thought kept circling. The seer had been summoned again and again, yet she refused to come. Something felt wrong about that. It felt planned. A trick. A silver pill meant to pull me away from my mate. Even my wolf stayed silent, as if she had sealed her lips on purpose.People knocked on my door at different hours, one after another. None of them felt right to face. Not like this. Noon came and passed, and still there had been no real conversation with anyone who mattered. The quiet pressed harder with every minute.The bed creaked as I sat down and wiped the tears from my face, though more followed right after. First came the news that Luna Freya was dead. Now this presence had returned to torment me even before the battle began. It felt deliberate, like she wanted me unsteady.A soft breeze slipped in through the open window. The scent of cherry blossoms filled the room, gentle and familiar, stirring feelings I di

SELENE “This is some messed up thing she did. We do not need this kind of care. She cannot do this alone,” Silas snapped.Elara moved to him and placed a hand on his arm. He calmed almost at once. Watching that hurt more than it should. A sharp, sudden pain pressed into my chest, and it made no sense.Even if I had reached her before she left, stopping her would have been impossible. She would have said it was for the best and walked away anyway. Hands curled tight as anger spread through my body with nowhere to go.The room went still. Everyone stared at me, uneasy. Power rolled off me without effort, the same heavy presence I had grown used to feeling from Selene before.Then it happened. A hard pressure hit the back of my head as my wolf stepped forward and took control.“My mate has always been like this,” he said.Every head turned. Mouths fell open when they saw my eyes, deep and icy blue. Even Eva pushed herself up from the bed at once.“What is wrong with the Eclipse Circles

ASHStepping out of the car, my chest felt tight, lungs burning as his scent hit me like a wave. My pulse raced and my stomach did flips. Happiness hit me hard, reckless and unsteady. Finding my mate after all this time did strange things to me, things I hadn't expected. My hands were holding evening primroses, soft and delicate, and for a moment I had no idea why I had bought them. I just... had. The flowers were small, pale, and fragile.....like everything I wanted to protect in him.The happiness was there, but fear followed right behind it. Why now, after all these years? Why just before a war that could tear everything apart? Time was already slipping through my fingers. I would not have much before I had to leave, before I had to fight.A deep nod helped me steady myself. Step by step, I walked inside.The air of Moonleaf Books was familiar......paper, dust, and a faint sweet scent of ink. The aisles stretched quietly around me. And then I saw him. Killian. Glasses perched on h

ORIONSilence followed our question. Every pair of eyes stayed on her. Surprise hung thick in the room. She nodded with a bright, careless smile while chewing the red apple we had given her.“It looks like you were fooled,” she said easily. Juice ran down her fingers as she spoke. “I know about the Eclipse Circles. I am sure the Eclipse killed your mother. She was powerful. She was meant to give birth to a child tied to the Circles. She escaped death during birth, but she chose it later.”Another bite. Crunching filled the room while our mouths stayed open.“A seer can always read a broken cycle,” she continued. “A twisted phase. The night when the Silver Sovereign shows many colors.”“Fuck!” Maria yelled, clutching her head as she paced. Panic and anger mixed in her voice.“So that’s why he lost it when Selene left?” Nyx snapped. “That liar.” She grabbed her mate’s face and pressed her forehead to his. “We’ll find him after this. I hate being played.”Attention turned back to Sloane.

SELENEThose giggles reached me before anything else. Light, careless, familiar. I knew exactly who they belonged to, and hatred settled deep in my chest. That scent followed, sharp and wrong. My gaze lifted to the moon as the pack horns echoed through the distance. Wolves would be closing in soon. There was no more room for waiting. The clearing was the only ground I had, and I would not give it up.Wind surged again, stronger this time. Sand slid under my paws as it pushed me back a step. Balance wavered. The heart in my chest slammed hard, fast. She was powerful. I had always known that. Still, trying mattered more than surviving.Eyes shut against the sound. Ears stayed open. Grass bent low. Leaves shook and scraped against one another. The wind curved instead of passing straight through, like it was being pulled. When everything went quiet, my eyes opened slowly.Feet came first. Small. Clean. Then the white dress, short and bright, sparkles catching the moonlight. Blonde curls r