Todos os capítulos de The Rejected Omega Who Was Claimed by the Alpha King: Capítulo 71 - Capítulo 80

The File He StoleRowan’s POVKael left the room before I could ask another question. “Stay here.”“I want to know what happened.”“You will.”“Kael.”He stopped. I walked toward him. “If the file is about my family, I deserve to know.”His face softened. “I know.”“Then don't shut me out.”“I won't.”He touched my cheek. “But I need to make sure the castle is secure first.” I nodded. “Go.” He kissed my forehead. “I'll be back.”The southern archive was already surrounded by guards when Kael arrived.Garrick stood beside the broken door. “Any injuries?” He asked. “No.”“Who was on duty?”“Two guards.”“Where are they?”“Being questioned.”Kael entered. I followed him. He turned immediately. “I told you to stay.”“You also promised not to shut me out.”Garrick looked between us. Kael sighed.“Fine.” The archive had been searched carefully. Only one cabinet was damaged.Garrick pointed. “That one.” Kael walked to it.“What was inside?”“Old royal records.”“Which ones?”Garrick hesitate

The Kingdom Between UsRowan’s POV“Which families?”Kael didn't answer immediately. Garrick handed him a list. “Five Northern families have withdrawn their warriors from the eastern and western borders.”Kael scanned the names. “Who contacted them?”“We don't know.”I stepped closer. “Damon?”“Probably,” Kael said.“Probably isn't enough.”He looked at me. “You're right.” He handed the list to Garrick. “Find out exactly who spoke to them.” Garrick nodded.“And don't threaten them.”“Why?”“Because that's what Damon wants.”Garrick understood. “He wants them frightened.”“He wants them to believe I'm losing control.”I looked at Kael. “What happens if they stop supporting you?”“Nothing.”Garrick sighed. Kael continued. “I still have the royal guard.”“But the families control most of the northern warriors,” Garrick said. “I know.”“Then this matters.”“It does.”Kael turned back to me. “But not more than you.” I shook my head. “Don't say that.”“Why?”“Because I don't want you to los

The Rightful HeirRowan’s POVI read the sentence again. The rightful heir was never Kael. I handed the document back. “Is this real?” Kael didn't answer. Garrick stepped closer. “Your Majesty?”Kael folded the paper.“Get everyone out of here.”Garrick looked surprised. “Everyone?”“Everyone," I said.” The council members left one by one. When the doors closed, only Kael, Garrick, and I remained.“What does it mean?” I asked. Kael looked at the signature. “King Alaric.”“The king who supposedly died?”“Yes.”“But you said your father inherited the throne.”“He did.”“Then why would Alaric write this?”Kael's face darkened. “I don't know.” Garrick spoke quietly. “Maybe Lucian knows.” Kael looked at the door. “Bring him back.” Lucian returned minutes later.He entered alone.Kael stood across the room. “You knew.”Lucian nodded. “My father told me before he died.”“Why didn't you tell me?”“Because you wouldn't have believed me.”Kael held up the document. “Did you forge this?”“No.”“

The King They BetrayedRowan’s POVThe decree slipped from my hand. Rowan Nightshade is hereby declared a threat to the Northern Crown. I looked at Kael, my hands shaking. “They want me.” Kael stepped closer. “They want to use you.”My mother moved beside me. “They're following the plan.” Kael turned to her.“Whose plan?” She hesitated. Then she said, “Damon.”A deep silence fell the courtyard. Garrick looked at the sealed gates. “You're certain?”“My son was rejected publicly,” Elara said. “His former Alpha knows Rowan's greatest weakness.”Kael's voice was low. “Me?”“No.”My mother looked at him. “Rowan.” I sighed. “Me?”“They know you won't abandon Kael.”Kael reached for my hand. “I won't let them use that against you.” I squeezed his fingers. “They can't.” A loud horn sounded outside. Then another. Garrick rushed to the window.“Your Majesty.”“What?”“The council is entering the courtyard.”“Stay here.” Kael warned. “No.”“Rowan.”“I said I won't abandon you.”He held my eyes.

They Came for Our SonRowan’s POV“They're coming for our son.”Kael's words were quiet. That frightened me more than shouting would have. “How many?” The messenger answered. “We don't know.”“Scouts saw Nightfang warriors moving through the eastern forest.” Garrick whispered. Kael turned to the soldiers. “Take the child inside.” I moved closer. “No.” Kael smiled. “Rowan.”“If they're coming for him, I'm staying with him.”“So am I.”“I know.”He reached for my hand. “We stay together.” My father stepped out of the house. “You need somewhere they can't find him.” Kael looked at him. “Where?”Orion opened the leather case he had carried.“There's an old Aurelis sanctuary inside the forest.” Kael sighed. “Why didn't you mention it before?”“Because I hoped we wouldn't need it.”“How do we reach it?”“Only Rowan can open the entrance.” My father muttered. I shook my head. “I don't know how.”“You will.”We moved through the forest before the Nightfang warriors could reach the house.Kael