All Chapters of Rejected By My Alpha, Chosen By The Lycan King: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The aroma of freshly baked bread filled the main kitchen of the Silver Pine Pack. Aurora Ashcroft smiled faintly as she pulled the last baking sheet from the stone oven. Warm steam rose from inside the oven, carrying the scent of butter and rosemary that quickly filled the room. Beside her, a large pot of venison soup simmered gently over the fire, while several other omegas busied themselves chopping vegetables.“Aurora!”A young warrior appeared in the kitchen doorway, his face lighting up with anticipation.“Is your apple pie ready yet?”Aurora chuckled softly. “It’s been out of the oven for less than five minutes. If you steal that apple pie now, you’re definitely going to burn your tongue.”The warrior scratched the back of his neck, laughing sheepishly. “But it’s the Moon Goddess Festival, Aurora. Everyone’s dying to taste your special apple pie.”“Yeah, yeah, I know....”Aurora picked up a small slice of apple pie with slightly uneven edges.“Well, this one’s for you, then.”The

The night breeze blew gently through the forest, carrying the fresh scent of pine from the trees surrounding the Silver Pine Pack’s territory. Aurora kept walking without any particular destination in mind. The canvas bag hanging from her shoulder seemed to grow heavier with every step. Her legs ached, and exhaustion weighed heavily on her body, but she forced herself to keep moving.If she stopped now, she was afraid she would turn back. Afraid she would see Alpha Ryder Thorn’s face again. Afraid she would hear the laughter of the people she had once considered family. Tears began to spill down her cheeks again.“No. I’m fine. I have to be strong.”Aurora whispered to herself. But even she didn’t believe the lie. She had been walking for nearly two hours when a rustling sound suddenly came from the bushes behind her. Aurora stopped. Her heart immediately began to race.“Who’s there?!”There was no answer. Only silence. Aurora swallowed hard. She wasn’t a fighter. Her entire life, she

Aurora still found it difficult to believe the decision she had just made. She had actually agreed to leave with the Lycan King, a man she had known for less than an hour. She was truly leaving the Silver Pine Pack behind. The only home she had ever known. The place where she had spent years cooking, working, laughing, and quietly enduring every hurtful word thrown her way. Tonight, all of it would become nothing more than a memory. Aurora glanced at the man standing calmly before her. Cassian Ravenshade. The night breeze fluttered his long black cloak, making his already imposing figure appear even more commanding. Yet unlike Ryder, who always seemed to rely on his Alpha aura to make others submit, Cassian didn't need to do anything. His mere presence was enough to make the entire forest fall silent. Not because he was trying to intimidate anyone. But because everyone instinctively knew how powerful he was. A moment later, the sound of carriage wheels echoed through the forest. Auro

The morning sunlight filtered through the thin curtains in Aurora’s room. For a few seconds, Aurora simply lay still, staring at the high ceiling above her head. The room was so quiet. There were no voices of warriors shouting for breakfast. There was no clanging of pots and pans from the kitchen. No other omega was calling her name from across the room.Aurora blinked slowly. Then it all came back to her. She was no longer with the Silver Pine Pack. Now, she was in the Moonveil Dominion. The kingdom of the Lycans.Aurora let out a long sigh. “It feels so strange....”She still wasn’t used to it. For years, every morning Aurora would wake up with one goal: to make sure everyone got their food on time. But this morning, for the first time, no one was waiting for her. And strangely enough, she didn’t feel a sense of loss. In fact, there was a lightness in her chest. A few minutes later, there was a soft knock on the door.KnockKnock“Lady Aurora?” Nanny Miriam’s soft voice came from beh

The soup bowl was empty. Completely empty. Cassian calmly set down his spoon while the chefs in the royal kitchen continued staring at him in disbelief. Their king had just finished two bowls of soup. Edgar, the head royal chef, even rubbed his eyes as though he needed to make sure he was seeing things correctly.“Your Majesty.”Cassian looked up. “Yes?”Edgar hesitated before asking, “Was the soup really that good?”Cassian considered the question for a moment. “Even better than that.”Aurora, who was clearing the dishes from the table, immediately blushed. “It’s just ordinary soup.”Cassian shook his head. “No.”Edgar became even more curious. “Then what makes it different, Your Majesty?”Cassian glanced down at the empty bowl. “It reminds me of something.”“Of what?”Cassian was quiet for a moment. “A meal that was meant to comfort someone.”His gaze slowly shifted toward Aurora. “It doesn’t feel like it was cooked simply to fill an empty stomach.”Aurora stopped moving. Cassian con