All Chapters of REJECTED BY BILLIONAIRE, CHOSEN BY THE DEVIL KING : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

OPENING CHAPTER (1)Before You Begin……They say the deepest wounds are not carved by enemies—but by the people we trust with our hearts.What happens when the man who once promised to love you forever is the very one who destroys your world? What happens when your greatest humiliation becomes the beginning of your greatest destiny?Aurora Hale believed that finding her fated mate would give her the future she had always dreamed of. Instead, she was publicly rejected, betrayed by her own family, and left to die by the billionaire Alpha who chose power over love. The entire werewolf world celebrated her downfall, convinced they had seen the end of a weak, unwanted woman.They were wrong.Because sometimes, rejection is not the end of a story—it is the beginning of a legend.Hidden beneath the shadows of the mortal world lies a forgotten kingdom where demons rule, ancient prophecies sleep, and a king feared by gods and monsters awaits the one woman capable of breaking his eternal curse.

The ballroom fell into an uneasy silence.Every pair of eyes was fixed on the small DNA analyzer placed on the table.14:5914:58The countdown had begun.Sophia stood motionless, unable to tear her gaze away from the screen.Her entire life depended on what those numbers would reveal.Across the room, Ethan forced a laugh.“This is absurd.”He wrapped an arm around Vanessa’s waist.“Some cheap magic trick.”Vanessa nodded quickly, but her palms were already damp with sweat.Something about Damien Blackwood’s confidence unsettled her.He wasn’t acting.He already knew the answer.Meanwhile…Outside the ballroom.A black motorcycle stopped at the end of the street.The rider removed his helmet.A scar stretched from his forehead to his chin.He pressed a finger against the earpiece hidden beneath his collar.“I’m in position.”A cold voice answered.“The target?”“Still inside.”“Good.”“Kill her before the DNA result is announced.”Inside the ballroom…Sophia slowly turned toward Dami

Sophia’s fingers tightened around the folded note.She read it again.“Your father didn’t die the day you were told… and the man beside you knows why.”Her heartbeat quickened.She slowly looked up at Damien.He was speaking with his security chief, unaware that she was watching him.Or perhaps…He was pretending not to notice.Could he really be hiding something?The little girl’s words echoed in her mind.“Don’t trust Damien Blackwood.”“Miss Kingsley?”Damien’s voice gently pulled her back.“The helicopter is waiting.”Sophia forced herself to nod and climbed aboard.The luxurious cabin was unlike anything she had ever seen.Cream-colored leather seats.Mahogany wood panels.A small conference table.A digital screen displaying maps and weather reports.She had never imagined traveling in such comfort.The helicopter lifted into the sky, leaving the city behind.Sophia watched through the window as Ethan became smaller and smaller until he disappeared completely.Seven years of mar

09:56The digital timer blinked beneath the Kingsley Estate.Hidden behind a concrete wall inside an abandoned service tunnel, dozens of military-grade explosives waited silently.The red numbers continued to fall.Inside the grand hall…The emergency lights flickered back on.Maria lay motionless in Sophia’s arms.Blood stained the marble floor.Sophia pressed both hands against the young maid’s wound.“Stay with me!”“Please…”Maria struggled to breathe.Her lips trembled.“They…”Sophia leaned closer.“Who?”Maria coughed violently.“The…”A stream of blood ran down her chin.“…phoenix…”Her eyes suddenly became still.Sophia froze.“No…”“Maria…”“No!”The estate doctor rushed over, checked for a pulse, then slowly shook his head.“I’m sorry, Miss Kingsley.”“She’s gone.”Sophia closed Maria’s eyes with trembling fingers.Just hours ago, the young maid had been alive.Now she was dead because she had tried to tell the truth.Sophia stood slowly.Her tears disappeared.Replaced by

The child’s voice echoed through the darkness.“Help me…”Sophia’s body trembled.Her breathing became shallow.She knew that voice.It was her own.Not as she was now…But as a frightened four-year-old girl.She stared into the tunnel.“Did you hear that?”Damien looked at her.“Hear what?”“The little girl…”“There was no little girl,” Damien replied quietly.Sophia’s heart pounded.Then she realized…She was the only one who had heard it.Behind them—BOOM!Another explosion shook the library.Burning books crashed from the shelves.The hidden stone passage began filling with dust.“We have to move!” Damien shouted.Taking Sophia’s hand, he led her into the tunnel.As soon as they stepped inside, the stone door slowly slid shut behind them.Darkness swallowed everything.Only the emergency flashlight clipped to Damien’s belt pierced the blackness.The tunnel stretched ahead for what seemed like forever.Its walls were carved from ancient stone, covered with faded symbols.Sophia’s