Lahat ng Kabanata ng Rejected By The Alpha I Made: Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

Chapter Ninety Two – Let Me GoNina's POVThe entire arena had fallen into chaos.Voices rose from every direction at once.Some people were defending Tristan.Others were questioning him.Many simply looked confused because everything that had happened over the past few minutes had shattered every expectation they had carried into the Alpha's Trial.I barely heard any of them.My eyes remained fixed on Tristan.He was still standing in the center of the arena.The same man everyone believed could not even leave his bed without assistance was now standing on his own feet before the entire pack.He looked tall, he looked proud.And somehow, despite everything that had happened, he still looked like my Alpha.But I also saw something no one else seemed to notice.He was exhausted, his face had lost some of its color, his breathing was heavier than before.The strength that had allowed him to stand did not mean his body had completely healed.He was pushing himself, I knew it, I could

Chapter Ninety Four – InsistTristan's POVThe celebration continued long after the elders officially declared the trial complete, yet all I wanted was a few moments away from the cheers, the endless congratulations, and the countless hands reaching out to greet me.For the first time in many weeks, I no longer carried the burden of proving that I deserved to remain Alpha.The trial had spoken, the ancestors had spoken.My people had accepted their judgment.As soon as we returned to our chambers, I quietly closed the door behind us, shutting out the noise that still echoed through the palace corridors.The room became wonderfully peaceful, only the soft crackling of the fireplace disturbed the silence.I turned toward Nina..She was standing near the window, watching the last rays of the evening sun disappear beyond the mountains.The golden light surrounded her like a gentle embrace, and for a long moment I simply stood there, admiring the woman who had never once stopped believing

Chapter Ninety Six – The Trap ClosesTristan's POVThe celebration continued long after the final judgment had been announced, yet I found no joy in the music drifting across the palace courtyard because my thoughts remained fixed upon something far more important than victory.The warriors were laughing together.The elders were speaking with the neighboring Alphas.The servants hurried from one table to another, carrying food and wine while everyone celebrated the beginning of a new chapter for our pack.Nina remained beside me throughout it all, and every now and then our eyes met, allowing us to share quiet smiles that needed no words.Even so, I could not silence the feeling that the trial had not truly ended.A battle had been won.Justice had not yet been served.The healer quietly approached me while everyone remained occupied with the celebration, and the seriousness upon his face immediately told me that this was not an ordinary conversation."My Alpha," he said respectfully

Chapter Ninety Six – The Truth Between BrothersTristan's POVThe room fell into a silence so deep that I could hear the crackling of the fire burning inside the small stone fireplace.Every pair of eyes remained fixed upon Nikolai as he stood in the middle of the doctor's home with the dagger still clutched tightly in his hand.Only moments earlier, he had believed he was walking into the home of a frightened old man who could easily be silenced before sunrise.Instead, he had found himself standing before the very people he had spent months deceiving.The doctor remained where he was, his breathing uneven but his expression calm.The captain of the palace guards stood beside me with one hand resting upon the hilt of his sword, while six trusted warriors had already spread quietly throughout the room, leaving Nikolai with no path to escape.Behind them stood the Head Elder and two members of the council, their faces filled with disappointment rather than anger.I looked at my brother

Chapter 100 – Before the VerdictNina's POVBy the time Tristan and I returned to our chambers, the palace had fallen into an uneasy silence that felt far heavier than the noise that had filled the council chamber only a short while earlier. The corridors we walked through were lined with guards whose expressions remained serious, and every servant we passed lowered their heads respectfully before quickly stepping aside. No one attempted to speak to us because everyone understood that the council meeting had not merely been another gathering of elders. It had been the beginning of something that would change the future of the entire pack.The large wooden doors closed quietly behind us, shutting the rest of the palace outside.For the first time since the meeting had begun, we were alone.Neither of us spoke.The silence between us did not feel uncomfortable because there were simply too many thoughts filling our minds, and neither of us knew where to begin.I slowly crossed the room