All Chapters of Alpha Rejected By His Human Mate: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

"What are you doing?" Damon asked with fear written all over his voice. "You told me you needed me to free your soul because it's stuck in dark magic, burning in hellfire." Said Ann coldly. "It's true!" Damon shouted with disbelief in his eyes, panicking. "Yet you just said you are not the vessel, the orb in your hand is." Ann squinted her eyes at Damon suspiciously, "So which one is it?!" "You really are paranoia!" Damon let out a light laugh, "I--" "Don't test me!" Ann burst out angrily. "What I said was true!" Damon put away the smile fast, "I told you! Half of my soul is trapped! Here, in this orb!" Ann glared at Damon suspiciously still. "This orb can absorb souls," Damon explained fast, "In this orb contains the eternally burning hellfire and half of my soul. Honest!" "You want me to use it." Said Ann coldly, "Are you trying to trap my soul in this orb?!" A glimpse of shock slid through Damon's eye

"Was it Lilith?!" Jacob demanded, shouting with fury in his eyes, "She should have wakened the wand on the night of the meeting if she showed up!""I don't think so!" Ann lied, shouting back at Jacob, "She never even touched the wand. She already crashed her car when I got there! But then the wand lit up in my hand! So you tell me!"Except for the fact that it was Ann who crashed the car, and the wand tried to fly to Lilith, the rest of her words were somewhat true.Ann cried longer than usual before Jacob turned and took Ann into his arms."You will always have a special place in my heart, Ann." Jacob whispered into Ann's ear with a sigh, "So please don't lie to me again.""I..." Ann sobbed, "I didn't want to make you choose between me and Lilith..."Ann was afraid that Jacob would choose Lilith."Lilith never even cared about being a witch, she would have given the wand to you if you have asked." Said Jacob in a soft tone, "Silly gi

"You sure we don't have to contact Miss Hayes, boss?" Buster asked hesitately. "Since when are my orders not certain, Buster?" Edmund put on his suit and stretched its hem. "You just saved her life, boss," Buster sighed as he handed Edmund a black tie, "AGAIN. It would be a good chance to--" "She didn't care about it last time, why would she care this time?" Edmund took the tie with a poker face, "Besides, she wasn't even in danger this time, the abductor got it wrong." "Yes, but you took a huge risk for her!" Buster sighed at his boss's stubborness-- Edmund was obviously suffering from being away from Lilith, but he would rather take blood out of his own heart than go and try talk to her. How was that gonna get her back?! "I'm more interested in the matter at hand right now." Edmund pushed the tie high up, "Who's he?" Buster chose to answer the first half of Edmund's words: "Are you sure you are not looking into this m

Lilith stood by the side of Ann with an empty look, like a puppet following its puppeteer. Edmund narrowed his eyes at the scene in front of him with a frown-- Why was SHE here?! And what was she doing with Ann?! The last time he checked, Ann was the one who stole Jacob from her! Putting down his glass, Edmund took a step forward to Lilith, and Ann noticed his intention immediately-- "Please," Ann curved her lips as she announced to the room, "This is the girl who asked to be turned on our last meeting, Jacob's girlfriend, Lilith Hayes." Lilith stood there, not even blinking as if it wasn't her name that just silenced the room. "What is this?" Hank frowned -- he just got out from the archbishop's study, "I didn't know--" "Sorry, Hank," Mike, Ann's father put a hand on his shoulder, "it was my mistake. I heard my little girl was the reason why Miss Hayes missed her chance to be a witch, so I thought maybe we could add this littl

"Guess it wasn't her after all." Hank let out a relieved sigh-- For a second, he was really worried that Ann just might be the one causing the crash! "I'm sorry for the unfortunate crash," The archbishop sighed lightly, "Maybe some hothead went for her after Hank's vision changed on the meeting, but if so, at least she would be safe now." "That would be the best." Edmund nodded politely, not letting anyone see the suspicion in his eyes, "I have only one question before I gave this suitcase to you: who would be in charge of this wand, if you were to waken it?" "No one." The archbishop shook his head, "And I don't want your blood." This time Edmund was genuinely surprised -- he actually thought his blood was what the coven was after. Why would they need him if they didn't want to use his blood to waken the wand?! "I had the exact same surprised face," The archbishop smiled warmly, "When my mentor told me he didn't want to waken the wand,