บททั้งหมดของ Rejected By The Alpha I Made: บทที่ 111 - บทที่ 120

Chapter One Hundred and Nine – The Life We Fought ForNina's POVWhen I opened my eyes again, sunlight was pouring gently through the tall windows of our chamber, covering the room with a warm golden light that made everything feel peaceful. For the first time in many months, I woke without fear sitting heavily in my chest. My body was tired, and every muscle reminded me of the long hours that had passed before our daughter came into the world, but my heart felt lighter than it had in a very long time.I remained still for a few moments, allowing myself to enjoy the quiet.The room smelled faintly of fresh herbs the doctor had left behind, mixed with the sweet scent of flowers the palace maids had placed near the windows earlier that morning. The fire burned softly inside the fireplace, making the room warm enough that I did not need the extra blankets covering me.Then my eyes searched for the two people who meant more to me than anything else.The small cradle stood beside the bed.

Chapter One Hundred and Thirteen – The Secret of the PastTristan's POVThe first thing I noticed when I returned to our chambers was that Nina could always see through me.It did not matter how calm I tried to appear.It did not matter how carefully I controlled my expression or how many years I had spent learning to hide my emotions as an Alpha.She knew, the moment I stepped inside, her eyes lifted from Aurora and immediately found mine. Our daughter was sleeping peacefully in her arms, wrapped in a soft blanket, completely unaware of the weight of the secrets and responsibilities surrounding her.For a moment, I simply stood there, I looked at Nina, looked at Aurora. And I reminded myself that this was what I had fought for.This was what I had almost lost."My meeting is over," I said softly.Nina studied my face."But something happened."It was not a question.I walked closer and sat beside her.She shifted slightly, allowing me to look at Aurora."How did you know?"A small s

Chapter One Hundred and Thirteen – The Forgotten BloodlineTristan’s POVThe hidden parchment sat in the middle of the table.For something so small, it carried a weight that filled the entire room.Nina stood beside me, her fingers gently resting against my arm, while the Head Elder carefully examined the ancient page before him.No one spoke.The silence felt heavier than anything I had ever experienced.I had stood on battlefields surrounded by enemies who wanted my death.I had faced warriors who believed they were strong enough to take everything from me.I had carried the responsibility of an entire pack on my shoulders.Yet somehow, this small piece of parchment unsettled me more than any battlefield ever had.Because this was not about an enemy.This was about me.“My father hid this from everyone,” I finally said.My voice sounded colder than I intended.The Head Elder slowly lifted his eyes from the parchment.“Yes.”“Why?”That question had been haunting me since the moment

Chapter One Hundred and Seventeen – The Enemy Within the ShadowsTristan’s POVThe palace had never felt so silent.Not even during war.Not even when enemies stood beyond our borders waiting for the perfect moment to attack.Because during war, at least we knew where the danger was.This was different.Someone had entered my chambers.Someone had walked into the safest place in the entire territory and left a message beside my daughter’s cradle.They had not attacked.They had not harmed anyone.They had simply wanted us to know they could reach us.And that was what frightened me the most.I stood beside Aurora’s cradle, staring at the ancient symbol carved into the wood.My hand remained on the mark, but my mind was somewhere else.I kept remembering the moment I saw it.The way my wolf reacted.The warning that echoed inside me.Someone had been close to my family.Someone had looked at my daughter.A growl escaped from my chest before I could stop it.“Tristan.”Nina’s voice pull

Chapter One Hundred and Nineteen – The First AttackTristan’s POVThe sound of the alarm still echoed through the palace.The warriors moved quickly through the halls, preparing their weapons and gathering at the entrance.The peaceful silence that had filled the territory only hours ago was gone.Now there was fear.Uncertainty.The kind of fear that came when an enemy was not only attacking your land but also knew secrets you had spent your entire life trying to understand.I stood before the warriors, looking at every face in front of me.Some of them had fought beside me for years.Some had followed me since I became Alpha.But today was different.They were not looking at me because of my title.They were looking at me because they needed to know what would happen next.“The enemy wants us afraid,” I said.My voice carried through the courtyard.“They want us to believe that because they know our history, they already know our future.”The warriors remained silent.“But they are