All Chapters of From Rejected Mate to Three Alphas’ Claim: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Thalia’s POVI couldn’t explain what I just went through. No words could come close to describing the excruciating pain and agony I experienced just a few minutes ago.At some point, I had lost my hold on reality and life. I really thought I was going to die. My whole body shut down, and my mind felt like a forest full of emptiness and darkness. I couldn’t tell if I would ever make it out.One second I was on the training grounds trying to eavesdrop on Dion and Devon’s conversation, and the next second I was on the floor, fighting for my life. Even though I was out of it, I heard every single thing that happened around me. I heard the argument between Dion and Devon. I heard the fight between Dion, the seers, and Natalie. I heard everything. And that meant I heard the moment Dion ordered the seers to sever my bond. When I opened my eyes and looked at him, I was confused. It didn’t feel real. Dion wouldn’t do something that selfish. “What did you do?” My cracked voice barely made a

Adonis POV“Caspian!” I immediately rose from my seat and walked towards him.I reached out to pull him into a hug, but stopped myself. I didn't know who might be watching, and with Eris already being suspicious of us, I didn't want to push it. He looked perfectly healthy! If anything, he looked better than he did before we went into the forest. “Are you okay? Do you need anything? Does any part of your body hurt?” I began bombarding him with questions.“I should call the guards,” I said, taking a breath. “Guards!”“No, Adonis, it’s fine,” he said, putting a hand on my shoulder to stop me.“Fine? It’s not fine! Do you have any idea how scared we all were?”“But I’m fine now; you’re the one we should be worried about. You were poisoned.”“You already took care of that…” I stopped him. “You should sit. I don’t want you exhausting yourself.”“Adonis, I swear I’m fine.” He stepped back, looking a bit overwhelmed, and started checking his arms and legs to make sure everything worked. “I’

Thalia’s POV“I don’t care.” The words left my mouth without hesitation. Or at least, that’s how I wanted them to sound. But instead, my voice came out weak and shaky. I sounded so unconvincing that I couldn't have fooled a child. And Devon noticed.Of course he did.He folded his arm over his chest, studying me with an expression that was almost amused. “And yet you stayed in the pack for almost six months. Ate with us, learned our culture and traditions, and even took our Alpha’s attention.”“I never asked for his attention.” “And yet, here we are.” A corner of his lips twitched. What was his point? What was he even trying to do? Did he really think I was going to forget how much he hated me being here from day one? Now, all of a sudden, he was trying to get me to stay? “Step aside, Devon,” I ordered. “Not until you look me in the eye and tell me you don’t care anymore. Say it again and mean it.” “Don’t piss me off, Devon. Move.” I shifted to his right-hand side, but he blocke

Dion’s POVI’d spent the last three days trying to catch up on everything happening in the pack. At first, I didn’t even know where to start, but I did my best to step up and fill the gaps I had left behind. I focused most of my energy on the war room and the training grounds. Devon was right—our military and security were dangerously weak. And if I was being honest with myself, I was losing my touch in combat, too. That brought us to right now, with Devon and me training the recruits.I looked over the men and young boys we had found in the forest. Most of them looked exhausted, while a few wore determination on their faces. It was no secret that my pack was made up of rogues and outcasts, people who had no home, had run away, or had been thrown out. We used to go into the forest, find them, recruit them, and bring them into the pack. But because I had been neglecting my duties, we hadn’t recruited anyone in a while, and the pack was lacking hands.“You don’t have to look so serious

Adonis PovJust like I’d promised Caspian, I worked for a full week. Tirelessly, day and night, I tried to figure out who was behind the ambush and who was hunting him. Every lead hit a dead end, but what made it worse was that most people refused to speak, almost like they were terrified of whoever was responsible. I didn't want anyone knowing I was investigating, because I had no idea who I could trust. That ambush wasn't random; whoever planned it had insider information. They didn't just trap us on those narrow forest paths—they knew exactly who they were after and who they weren't supposed to touch.“My Alpha...”I looked up to see Eris standing by the bed.It was no secret to anyone that Eris had hated Caspian from day one. And that hatred had only grown worse once she realized Caspian had gained my favor.It wouldn't be far-fetched to think Eris was behind it...The sunlight that flooded the room bathed her face beautifully. She looked calm and relaxed, and when she smiled cal