All Chapters of Rejected But Unbroken :Fated For The Cruel Alpha: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The next day, as the first rays of dawn broke through the horizon, our team gathered at the edge of the camp, ready to embark on our journey to the main stream. Brad stood by my side, his gaze focused and determined. The seriousness of the situation was etched on our faces as we exchanged a brief nod, silently acknowledging the mission ahead.With our backpacks filled with supplies and water containers, we set out on the uphill hike. The path was rugged and challenging, but the urgency of the situation pushed us forward. The air was cool and crisp, a refreshing contrast to the worries that plagued our minds.As we ascended, the forest began to change around us. The flowers and shrubs became denser, the sounds of wildlife more pronounced. It was a reminder of the beauty of nature that surrounded us, even in the face of all the chaos.The hike was strenuous, each step a reminder of the importance of our mission. We paused only briefly to catch our breaths and take sips of water, mindful

His fingers reached out to gently touch mine, a gesture of reassurance and understanding. "I want that too, Layla. But I want you to be sure. I want us to be sure."I nodded, a sense of determination settling within me. "I've thought about this a lot, Brad. And despite everything, I can't deny how I feel."As he looked at me, his gaze softened, and I saw a flicker of hope and longing in his eyes. In that moment, I realized that we were both standing on the edge of something new, something that had the potential to be beautiful and transformative."Then let's take it one step at a time," Brad said, his voice certain. "Let's build something that's based on trust, understanding, and genuine affection. We'll go through this together, just like we've overcome everything else."As his words sank in, a mixture of relief and excitement washed over me. The path that lay in front of us was uncertain, but the possibility of love and the promise of a future filled with hope were enough to carry u

I knew kissing Brad publicly would have consequences, but I had not predicted that it would make the party go silent. Of course, the elders of my pack already knew, and were not surprised by anything that was going on. It was another thing entirely with Brad's pack members though, and they stood in place, watching us, as though they were deciding how to respond to us. Finally, one person began to applaud and whistle, and the sentiment spread like wildfire across the entire celebration. Laughing, I pushed my head into Brad's chest and hid my face, and proud, he put his arms around me, making me giggle even more. The rest of the night continued with many different people coming up to Brad and I to congratulate us, and while the party had died down long ago, that went on for hours and hours until I was too exhausted to continue. “I'm exhausted,” I said to Brad, pulling away from him, “aren't you?” “I was waiting for you to say something,” he sighed, running a hand through his hair. “

As I stood in front of Brad's pack house, my heart pounded with a mix of anxiety and anticipation. Margot had revealed to me a piece of my past that I had never known, and it had shaken the foundation of my trust in Brad. The man I loved, the man I had grown closer to, might have known the truth about my parents and never told me. The weight of this revelation threatened to overwhelm me, but I needed answers. I needed to confront Brad and find out the truth, no matter how painful it might be. Margot stood beside me, her presence a source of comfort. She placed a reassuring hand on my shoulder and said, "Layla, whatever happens, we'll face it together. You don't have to do this alone." Her words were a lifeline, a reminder that I had friends who cared about me, no matter the circumstances. With a deep breath, I nodded at her and then reached for the door handle. As I entered the pack house, I was met with familiar surroundings. The scent of wood and leather, the warmth of the fire c

As I traveled deeper into the forest, the memories of my time with Brad and the pack haunted me. I couldn't deny that a part of me still loved him, but the wounds ran deep, and trust needed to be rebuilt.Each step I took felt like a step further into the unknown. The wild was both beautiful and unforgiving. Nature had a way of revealing harsh truths, just as Brad had done. It was time for me to discover my own truth.Days turned into weeks as I roamed through the vast expanse of the wilderness. I encountered other wolves, some friendly, some territorial, but none had the answers I sought. It seemed that my quest for the truth was destined to be an arduous one.One evening, as I sat by a campfire I had built, the flames dancing in the darkness, I couldn't help but reflect on the events that had led me here. The stars above twinkled like distant memories, and the wind whispered secrets of the forest.It had barely been a day, but I really, really missed the pack, even Brad. The pain of