All Chapters of From Rejected Mate to Three Alphas’ Claim: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Thalia PovDion hooked my knees over his shoulders and settled between my thighs like he had all the time in the world. The first touch of his tongue was light—starting from the bottom and licking me all the way up through my folds until the tip of his tongue flicked my clit. I jerked, clamping my thigh around his neck. He did it again, deeper this time, his nose pressed against me so every time he exhaled felt like a tickle over the most sensitive part of me. Caspian focused on my chest, one hand cupping my breast so he could suck my nipple while the other circled my clit. Every time Dion’s tongue pushed inside me, Caspian’s teeth scraped just enough to make me gasp. “You’re clenching already,” he murmured. “I can feel it under my hand. Dion’s tongue is that good, isn’t it?”I couldn’t answer. My fingers were twisted in the sheets, my breathing turning ragged. Dion added two thick fingers alongside his tongue, stretching me open, curling them upward until he found the spot that mad

Adonis PovI could tell something had changed the moment I walked into the main hall the following morning.The air felt different, and the tension that usually hung over us was gone, replaced by an intimate closeness that stung worse than any blade could.I stood by the doorway, watching them. Thalia was seated at the wooden table, a mug of warm tea held between her hands. Caspian stood beside her, leaning down to say something in her ear. Whatever it was, it made Thalia laugh; it was a sweet, soothing sound I hadn't heard from her in what felt like a lifetime. Dion walked over to them, carrying a plate of food. He didn't just set it down; his hand rested gently on the back of Thalia’s neck, his fingers stroking her skin before he sat next to her. Thalia turned her head and smiled at him, then she looked up at Caspian, her smile softening even more as she touched his arm.They were touching each other like it was the most natural thing in the world. There was no awkwardness, hesitat

Dion PovI stared at Adonis across the table, my chest rising and falling as anger, hot and sharp, flared up inside me. I was angry that he was being so selfish. We were talking about a threat to our lives, a plot that could destroy everything, and all he cared about was his pride and his bruised feelings. He couldn't see past his own nose if it meant helping us solve this problem."You think this is a game?" Adonis hissed, pushing his chair back as he stood up. The wooden legs scraped loudly against the stone floor as he pointed a finger at me. "You came up with this plan, didn't you, Dion? Don't even try to lie to me. You brought this whole thing up!"I didn't flinch. I remained seated for a second, leaning my hands on the wooden surface before slowly standing up to meet his glare. "Yes, I did," I said, keeping my voice steady even though my blood was boiling. "I brought it up because it is the best solution we have right now. It is the only way to get inside Blackfang without Eris

Dion Pov"Everything is packed and ready," Caspian said, patting his horse on the neck, while Adonis checked the saddlebags and made sure their weapons were secure.Thalia and I walked up to them, just as Caspian looked over at me. "We'll ride through the night and cover as much ground as possible before sunrise."“Good.” I nodded, folding my arms across my chest. "Be careful on the road. Thalia and I will meet you in a week."Adonis stopped tightening the strap on his saddle and turned around fast, his eyes wide with confusion. "A week?" he asked, his voice rising. "Why a week? It only takes two or three days to reach Blackfang if we push the horses hard. Why are you waiting seven whole days?"Caspian frowned too, looking between me and Adonis. "Yeah, Dion. Why a week? Three days is more than enough time for you two to travel."Beside me, Thalia tilted her head, looking up at my face inquisitively. Her brow pulled together, clearly wondering the same thing. "Dion? Is there a reason w

Dion Pov"What was so important that it couldn't wait another minute?" I glared at Devon, my arms crossed over my chest as he led me to a quiet corner of the courtyard. Thalia had already gone back up to her room, leaving the two of us alone to talk. "I'm sorry I had to cut off your little romance with Thalia," Devon said, leaning against the wall. He said the words, but the small twitch at the corner of his mouth told me he didn't feel sorry at all."You don't look sorry," I snapped, shaking my head. "So what is this big emergency?"He took a deep breath, his tone changing into something more serious. "Now that the immediate danger here has been resolved, and the main reason we came to Bluerig in the first place. which was to search for Cogent, has been completely taken care of, I was wondering when we are returning home to our pack." I narrowed my eyes at him. "So that was the life-or-death situation? That was the big news you interrupted me for when I was... when I was..." I tra