All Chapters of Rejected by the Alpha, Pregnant with His Heir: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Caroline’s POVI slammed the bedroom door behind me as the sound echoed through the Luna Suite.“I won’t take this!” I grabbed the nearest vase and threw it across the room and it shattered into hundreds of pieces.A frightened maid standing outside gasped.“Get out!” I shouted. “All of you!”And within seconds, every servant disappeared from the hallway. I didn’t want anyone around me. I paced the room angrily.“This wasn’t supposed to happen.” I had won and had become Luna so why did it feel like I had lost?I stopped in front of the mirror and looked at myself, the woman staring back at me wore Luna's crown, a title I had dreamed about for years but yet I had never felt more miserable.This was not how it was supposed to be. I had worked so hard to get here, I did everything I could to take Freya out of the way. I had played the perfect side piece and had gotten rid of Freya, and for what? A cold mate who questioned everything I did.Our arguments never stopped. Every small thing t

Caroline’s POVI drove back to the Ironveil pack house long after midnight. The roads were empty and quiet and my body still felt warm from Aldric’s hands. His scent clung to my skin even after I had washed carefully at the cabin we met. I told myself it would fade before morning because I was hoping Leo would be sleeping before I got home.I slipped in through the side entrance and walked up the stairs without making a sound. The hallway lights were dim. I opened the door to the Luna Suite and stepped inside.The room was completely dark. Only the moonlight through the window gave a little light. Then I saw Leo sitting in the armchair near the bed. He did not move, instead he sat there watching me as I entered.My heart jumped when I saw him but I forced a calm smile onto my face.“Leo? You are still awake.”His voice was low and cold. “Where have you been?”I didn’t answer immediately. I closed the door behind me and walked further into the room.“I asked you a question, where have

Freya’s POVWe stayed at the café longer than I had planned. The coffee cups sat empty between us. The easy talk slowly turned toward the past we had both avoided for years and the conversation had become even more personal.Derek gently traced the rim of his coffee cup before looking at me.“There’s something I’ve wanted to ask you for years.”I already knew what it was.“Go ahead.”He smiled sadly. “Back then…did you really believe I abandoned you?”My fingers tightened around my cup because the quest caught me off guard. “I did.”His shoulders slumped. “I was hoping you’d say no.”I let out a slow breath. “I was young and I really didn’t mean for everything to turn out this way.”“We both were.”He nodded. “I kept thinking about the day I traveled to my pack, I never knew things would turn out this way.”I felt sick. “So you didn’t leave because you stopped loving me?”A bitter smile crossed his lips. “Freya, I never stopped loving you.”The words settled heavily between us.For y

Leo’s POV“Alpha.” I looked up to check who it was. My Beta stood in the doorway. His expression alone told me something was wrong.“What happened?”He hesitated for a moment. “The elders have called an emergency council meeting.”I frowned. “Again?”“Yes.”“What is it this time?”He lowered his voice. “It’s about Luna Caroline.”I slowly closed the file in front of me.“What about her?”“She gave another interview this morning.”A knot formed in my stomach. “What did she say?”My Beta looked uncomfortable. “She told the media you’ve been…” He paused “…becoming aggressive.”My jaw tightened. “What?”“She said the pressure of leading Ironveil has changed you and that she doesn’t understand you anymore.”I let out a humorless laugh. “Unbelievable, It gets worse everyday. Go on.”“She also repeated that you pushed her during the argument.”I stood so suddenly. “I never touched her.” I dragged a hand through my hair. “Let’s go.”The council chamber was already full when I walked in. Eve

Freya’s POVI arrived at the office early and locked myself in the conference room. The missing documents still bothered me but I chose not to report the sabotage. Reporting it would start an internal investigation and waste time so I preferred to fix the problem myself.I spent long hours rebuilding every missing section and by the time I finished, the office was almost empty. I looked at the clock for what felt like the hundredth time that day.Sophie walked past my office and stopped when she saw my light was still on.“You’re still here?” I turned and looked at her. “I’ve almost finished.”She laughed. “You’ve been saying that for three hours.”I smiled. “I mean it this time.”She stepped inside and looked at the documents spread across my desk. “Did you ever find the missing files?”I shook my head. “No.”“Then I think you should report it.”I smiled faintly. “And say what?”“That someone took them.” She said, “I don’t have proof? So I’d rather spend my energy fixing the proble