All Chapters of THE ALPHA KING'S REJECTED OMEGA QUEEN: Chapter 1 - Chapter 8

My hands wouldn't stop shaking. No matter how tightly I clasped them together, the tremors kept coming. Thousands of eyes were fixed on me. The massive Royal Mating Arena stretched endlessly before me, filled with nobles, warriors, pack leaders, and citizens from every corner of the kingdom. Every seat was occupied. Every gaze was watching. Watching me, Tanya Moonfall. The wolf-less Omega.The girl who somehow ended up as the fated mate of Crown Prince Kael Nightshade. I swallowed hard. My heart pounded so violently I was sure everyone could hear it. This was supposed to be the happiest day of my life. The day everything changed. The day I stopped being the girl people pitied. The day I became his mate. A low murmur rippled through the crowd. I didn't have to listen closely to know what they were saying. I had heard it all before. "She doesn't even have a wolf." “The Moon Goddess must have made a mistake." "How can an Omega become Queen?" I lowered my eyes. The words hurt but today wa

The moment I saw Kael Nightshade standing there, every ounce of pain I had buried exploded back to life. The rejection. The humiliation. The laughter. The way he had looked at me as if I were nothing. I took an instinctive step backward. The Dragon Wolf immediately shifted with me. Protective. Watching him. Watching my mate. No. Not anymore. Kael's gaze remained fixed on me. His jaw tightened. For several seconds, neither of us spoke. Snow swirled between us. Then I found my voice. "What are you doing here?" His eyes narrowed."I should be asking you the same question." I laughed bitterly. The sound surprised even me. "You rejected me." The words came out sharp. Painful. Raw. "You don't get to question where I go." Something flashed across his face. Guilt. Gone almost instantly. "Tanya" "No." I cut him off. "You don't get to say my name like that." The Dragon Wolf released a low growl. Kael didn't flinch. His eyes briefly moved to the creature. Then back to me. "What is that thing?"

The silence after Kael’s words was worse than any battlefield. Tanya stood frozen in the narrow corridor of twisted stone roots, her breath shallow, her fingers still tingling from where she had touched the Dragon Wolf’s markings. The creature was gone now… vanished into mist and shadow but its message lingered like a curse under her skin. Her mother was dead. That truth had been carved into her life like scripture. “That thing… it said my mother’s alive.” Kael didn’t answer immediately. His golden eyes stayed fixed ahead, sharp, calculating, as though the answer might appear in the air if he stared long enough.Finally, he said, “It didn’t lie.” Tanya’s head snapped toward him. “Don’t say that.” Kael’s jaw tightened. I’m saying what I sensed. “You don’t get to sense my dead mother back into existence,” she snapped, anger cracking through the fear. A flicker passed through his expression, something restrained, something almost wounded but it was gone before she could name it. You’re s

My legs almost gave out beneath me. The voice. My mother's voice. The impossible hope that had exploded inside my chest moments ago was now battling with fear, confusion, and anger. I stood frozen in the sanctuary while my heart hammered wildly against my ribs. For years, I had mourned her. For years, I had believed she was dead. Yet somehow, a voice I knew better than my own had echoed through these ancient ruins. "Mom?" The word barely escaped my lips before silence swallowed the chamber. Heavy footsteps echoed from somewhere deeper within the sanctuary. Every muscle in my body tightened as a figure slowly emerged from the shadows. Hope surged inside me, followed immediately by disappointment. It wasn't my mother. A man stepped into the torchlight. He was tall and broad-shouldered, with silver streaks running through dark hair and a scar cutting across one side of his face. The moment his eyes landed on me, emotion flashed across his features. Then, before anyone could speak, he d