All Chapters of The Howl of Rejection: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Erix's POVWyatt looked at me regretfully and sighed. It was almost as if he were dreading the words, he would say next. And once he told them, I understood why. "Because I'm one of them. I'm part of the Blood Pack. And they are expecting me there tomorrow…with Adam."And that's when I leaped. I could see nothing but pure red. My anger took over me. The betrayal of a childhood best friend and fellow pack mate burned out any humanity I had left in me. That was something that could not be forgiven so easily. He would pay for his life because I was done with him; Wyatt would be no more. A mass of wolves faced me with their teeth bared. I stared back at them dumbfounded. Had none of them heard Wyatt's confession? Was I the only one who cared? Wyatt betrayed us. He was working with the Blood pack the entire time and pretended to be one of us. He was a traitor!Wyatt didn't waste a second, shifting into his wolf and jumping out of the way when I lunged. I wanted him! I wanted to sink my

I swallowed hard while looking at Killian, who obviously enjoyed watching me scared. "I could kill you and your child, my dear Rain. But that would be a waste. I didn't endure everything just to kill you in the end," Killian whispered while touching Erix's mark on my exposed collar skin. His smile was menace and peril. There was nothing kind about it. His eyes were pools of endless black, making me feel like I was staring into a dark abyss. I know his wolf has taken over, as I can feel my wolf's fear. He is insane, Rain! He will do anything to us after he gets what he wants. I can feel our old mate's wolf unstable. "I know. I know. But if we disagree, Killian will kill our pup. I don't want that to happen," I replied to her with my hopelessness. If we do this, we will be forever bound to him. He was our fated pair. There's no turning back once he marks us. "Then so be it. Our pup's safety comes first, and we'll consider what to do next. Right now, I don't want to think. I'm to

Believe in him. Wyatt, you're wrong. Erix won't be the same again if he knew Killian overwrote his mark and bond from me. "Love, I'm going out tonight with Rijel," Killian said while fixing his tie. "Topaz will be expecting you with the baby after we leave. Once I'm home, I'll fetch you up," he added. "Okay," I replied, smiling at him. "What time are you going home?" I asked him before trying to make his suit straight. "As soon as the business is over. So don't do anything I don't like, Rain. I have eyes all over." One of his trusted guards took me to Topaz's house. Thankfully, the time worked on my part. "Wyatt is waiting for you. Let's go. I'll lead you to where he was and I'll look for you son while you two talk," she said, smiling at me. She then led me to the back part of her house and into a clearing behind the trees next to the pool for her kids. A beautiful garden met me. It was overgrown with wildflowers, honey-suckled, and wild roses of all kinds and colors. I

Come home. I already told Elvin to take you home. I'll be there in a minute.It was a mind-link massage from Killian after Topaz let me use her shower. I know he would be furious if he smelt Wyatt on me. "Killian's calling," I told her. "Will you be alright? He's not mad, is he not?" she asked me. I smiled at her. "He will be if he smells Wyatt's scent on me," I replied before taking Clay out of the crib. Topaz smiled at me. "Be careful, Rain."As soon as the guard left, I started to walk toward Clay's room. Killian doesn't want my son to be with me in our room. He told me that having a son with another alpha already hurt his pride. I didn't argue anymore, so I followed him. "Rain!" I heard a shout from the first floor of the house. When I ensured that Clay was sleeping, I went down hurriedly. I saw Killian, wearing only a short while, his torso, and mouth dripped with blood. I could smell that the blood wasn't his. "Good evening, Love," he said, smirking. His eyes became th

I'm not particularly like small and narrow spaces. And this one in front of barely fits one person. After Wyatt closed the rock and we were both inside, I felt suffocating. "Rain, let's go. We need to go. Rijel will notice my absence, and it will alert everyone. Come on,"I took a deep breath and shook away my fear of small spaces. I understood Wyatt's sense of urgency and had to push aside all that. My son depended on me, and he was my priority. As we started to walk, the space started to get narrower. There were sharp edges of the spaces that sometimes cut through my skin. It didn't bother me. What bothered me was the fact that I started to breathe heavily. My instinct started to think about Killian, but I ignored it. "Are you okay, Rain? We are getting closer to the exit," Wyatt asked me. "Do you want me to carry Clay instead?" "Y-yes p-please," I replied. "The pull started to take a toll on me," I added before giving him my sleeping son. It was dark inside, but I could see Wy