All Chapters of The Rejected Omega Who Was Always Meant To Be Queen: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

BIANCA'S POV The next morning, my day started in the new quarters. After the encounter at the Alpha's quarters which turned out to be a gift rather than the punishment I had expected. Beta Kieran had arranged for maids to move my load to the new quarters. They had moved all the furniture and emptied the room into the new quarters. It was bigger than I expected, I watched as different fabrics were brought into the room and arranged into assigned spaces. After the dresses came the perfumes, all arranged in a wooden box. Even if I decided to use them lavishly, it would have still lasted me a year. My mouth had dropped open each time another box was brought in. None of this belonged to me. I had left my pack with just clothes to keep me covered. I signaled to one of the maids, who had dropped her box and rushed towards me, a smile pasted on her face. "Where are these from?" I asked. Her brows furrowed as she looked around. "They belong to you." "I know." I replied as another box

BIANCA'S POV.Silence reigned after he spoke.The tension in the space was nearly thick enough for anyone to choke on. And my eyes widened further at his words, my lips parting slightly, whether it was from either shock or protest, I could not tell.The maid shook her head in disbelief —I could tell that it was from her bulging eyes after she had let out a gasp at his orders.“No, Alpha no!” He paid her no attention.“Please, please Alpha,” the maid started to plead instantly, her facial features morphing into those heavy with fear and anxiety.“You must be padded, so you can learn to respect authority. No maid in this palace would blatantly disrespect my guest.”The maid shook her head.“No, no, please!” She cried. And on her knees there, she let out a loud wail that echoed off the stone walls.“Fifty strokes! Please, Alpha, no! I beg you!” She scrambled forward, but Kieran held her firmly in place. Her tears were genuine now, panic bleeding through her earlier arrogance. “I'll n

LOGAN'S POV.I pinched the bridge of my nose and relaxed into the seat. The meeting that was supposed to last one hour had now extended to three hours with no solution to the issue on ground.Thanks to the elders in this pack. They always managed to talk too much, trigger each other and fight for the better half of whatever meeting we usually held.It was infuriating, frustrating even.“If you will all calm down and listen to what the—” Kieran was saying for the umpteenth time since the meeting began.Before me were six elders, each selected carefully to be in charge of certain departments in the province.Only they brought more harm than good. At the far end of the table, the oldest man stood up. “We cannot calm down,” there was a pause as he glanced at the rest of the elders. “This is the third time the borders have been damaged. At this rate, we'll be reduced to nothing very soon.” “It's the third time and it will be the last.” Kieran said through clenched teeth, equally as frust

LOGAN'S POV.“There's been an update on the borders.” Elder Liam said, rising to his feet.Six elders and my Beta. Three days after the last gathering, I was sitting cross legged, my arms sprawled over the wooden chair with a patience that was thinning out.There had better be. I had enough of the conversations that led nowhere.He glanced at the men at the table before facing me. “We've put the last instruction you gave into work and more men have been stationed at the borders.” I nodded for him to continue. That couldn't be all. I didn't leave a bunch of paper work just to be told they had obeyed me.“Also,” he continued hesitantly, his throat bobbing as he swallowed. “A thief was caught.” I leaned forward, my face hardening. If a thief was caught, it meant the guards were slacking.“A thief?” I asked. “Yes, Alpha.”He replied.Silence settled over the table as they all glanced down. I shook my head, “Bring him in.”The door opened as the guards pushed him in. He fell to the gro

LOGAN'S POV.Bang! Bang! Bang!Someone knocked on my door with so much pressure and urgency. My wolf let out a growl as I jumped out of bed, every nerve in me wide awake, I tightened my pants and opened the door, the day had barely begun, judging by the darkness that hung outside.Why was someone at my door this early?Kieran bowed as my face came into view, his eyes dropping to the ground immediately.“I bring news, Alpha.” Bad news, I could instantly tell. “What's wrong?” Kieran raised up his head gently. Only then did I notice the plaque in his left hand. The one the council sent each time there was a meeting. “The Council? Are they…..?” I spat, wishing he would say otherwise. Instead, he nodded, still unable to meet my eyes.“They called for a meeting,” his voice was hoarse and I hated how he avoided my eyes. It only meant trouble. “I thought they would wait but they insist it is of great importance and are already seated at the council room.My hand gripped the door hard as I