All Chapters of The Rejected Omega Who Was Claimed by the Alpha King: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The Anniversary GiftRowan's POVI watched the gift box slip from my hands the moment I heard my brother moan my mate's name. I stood outside Damon's bedroom door for a minute, and convinced myself I had heard wrong. I had to be wrong. Tonight would be our third bonding anniversary. Damon had sent me a message earlier, telling me to meet him at the pack house after sunset. He'd even sounded excited. I smiled the entire day like an idiot.Now I stood outside his room with tears burning my eyes as I watched them. My heart pounding against my ribs, holding the gift box in my shaken hands. I heard another moan through the door, then a sound laughter. My fucking brother's laughter. My blood completely stopped moving."No..." I whispered. My fingers shook as I pushed the door open. I stood dead, watching Damon in bed naked. And beside him was my brother, Ryan. Neither of them looked surprised to see me. That hurt more than a thunder strike. The sheets covered little.Ryan's hand rested p

No Home LeftRowan's POVI read the expulsion order until the words blurred. I read it again and again. The result never changed, seventy-two hours.That was all Damon thought I deserved after three years as his mate.Three years, was just reduced to a piece of paper. A knock sounded on my door. I didn't answer. A moment later, it opened anyway.My father stepped inside and my mother followed behind him. Neither looked upset, neither looked sorry. I should have expected that."Have you packed yet?" my father asked. I laughed, not because it was funny, but because it was unbelievable. That was the first thing he said?Not how are you?Not are you alright?But just, have you packed yet?"I'll be gone before the deadline." I said and my father nodded."Good." The single word stabbed deeper than I expected. My mother folded her arms."This is probably for the best." I stared at her, she avoided my eyes, of course she did. "How is this for the best?" I asked her.She sighed. As if I wa

The Alpha KingRowan's POVThe darkness between the trees shifted. Then he stepped into the clearing. Everything around me changed. The air now felt heavier, the forest seemed to hold its breath. Even the river below the cliff sounded quieter.I had never seen this man before. Yet every instinct about him screamed danger.He was very tall, broad-shouldered and dressed in black. His face looked cold, enough to freeze the remaining blood in my veins. His silver eyes swept from the clearing. Merciless and I could see power rolled off him in waves. Not ordinary Alpha power, but something far greater. Something terrifying.For the first time since the hunt began, I understood why the wolves around me looked afraid. One of them took a shaky step backward."No..." He said. The Alpha King's eyes shifted to him. The hunter fell silent. The whole clearing plunged into absolute stillness. Then Kael Blackthorn spoke for the first time. His voice was too calm. Deadly calm."What exactly do yo

The Northern KingdomRowan's POVThe journey north lasted through the rest of the night.No one says something, unless it is necessary. The four royal guards rode in perfect formation around us, their eyes constantly scanning the forest. Every now and then, one of them would disappear into the trees before returning several minutes later, scouts, making sure no one was following us.I pulled Kael's cloak tighter around myself.The cold wind stung my face, but the cloak kept most of it away. It was warmer than anything I'd ever owned.I almost felt guilty wearing it, the massive black stallion inside us never slowed, despite carrying both Kael and me, it moved effortlessly over rough trails and narrow mountain paths."You can sleep if you're tired," Kael said."I don't think I can." I replied."Why?" He asked.I looked ahead into the darkness, and answered. "I'm afraid I'll wake up and discover this was all a dream." His silence lingered for several seconds."It isn't." He assured aga

The Truth Hidden in Plain SightRowan's POVThe words refused to leave my mind, someone spent twenty-one years making sure you never discovered the truth.I sat back down slowly, my legs were too weak to hold me, and even the library went silent, except for the crackling of the fireplace.Kael still remained standing across the table, giving me time to think, but thinking only made everything worse."My parents..." I whispered.The words felt too strange, and were they even my parents? The thought alone filled me with guilt. No.Whatever they had done, they were still the wolves who had raised me, even if they had never truly loved me. I stood and rubbed my temples."If what you're saying is true...then why would anyone hide something like this?" Kael folded his hands behind his back."To protect you." I frowned. "By making me miserable?" His face remained calm. "Not necessarily.""Then explaint to me.""There are many ways to hide someone."He walked to one of the large windows overl