All Chapters of Rejected by my Choosen Mate : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Axel’s POV.. Like old times, Sapphire and I were starting to get along pretty well, but her last words about my mother's death still echoed in my ears. The banquet to celebrate Sapphire was the first in many years, and she was quite honored that the celebration started with her awakening. The whole pack was decorated beautifully and her favorite colors were on display. I made arrangements for some soft ball music, snacks and a little game to get everyone more excited. Not just the royals were invited, but everyone in the whole pack. Children, adults, teenagers, nannies, everyone got an invitation. With a large smile on her lips, Sapphire approached me, raising a glass of wine, “Brother, this is beautiful.” Her voice was soft, soft and elegant. Hell, any man getting my sister must be lucky as hell. I flashed her a small smile, “Anything for you, my lady.” I bowed, and she laughed harder, showing her pearly white teeth. She tucked some strands of her blonde hair behind her ears, “Is F

Lisa's POVIn the dead of the night, the whole pack was asleep but I was writing in pain. With every minute that passed by, I felt my life flash before me. My whole body was on fire and the fact that I was thirsty only made matters worse. Spending days in this dungeon has been a nightmare. Sleeping became the only way to rest, but each time, a bucket of salt was all it took to wake me up from my torturous slumber. Wounds covered my whole body and I wondered if I could still recognize myself. I layed there on the ground, hoping the moon goddess would remember and send someone for me. A tear slipped down my cheeks as pain wracked through my whole body. It was like my whole body was set ablaze, everything and everywhere. My nails have been removed, my toe nails as well. The slowest and most painful torture I had to experience was watching my nails get pierced by a niddle. With each passing second, I still recalled the moment and shivered. Slow footsteps made me open up my eyes. Another

Rhys' POVShe nodded again, her eyes darting around the whole kitchen before landing on me, “Yes.” she said, this time, her voice was softer. I nodded my head and flipped my attention to Eric, “take her to the dungeon.” “What? No!” She yelled, taking a few steps backwards, “what on earth is going on? You can't take me to the dungeon. I did nothing wrong.” “You did something wrong!” I snapped, “take her away.”“Alpha.” Eric leaned close to my ears, “the other maids have been staring at you, don't you think you're doing something wrong? She looks innocent.” His words made me chuckle, and sometimes, I tend to wonder if picking him as my beta was a wrong decision. Eric was strong, firm and good at making decisions, but reading or seeing through a person's fake acts was pretty hard for him. This young maid here had been fidgeting, rubbing her hands on her dress and shivering, but she still kept on saying she did nothing wrong. A sinner would never shiver without doing something wrong an

Lisa's POVThe rouge camp was smaller compared to the Bluemoon pack, but I was still quite grateful for the gift of a family. Even with my whole pack dead, the rouge camp still felt like home. My normal routine as the Luna of a pack changed, but the only unchanging thing in my heart was the urge to have revenge. My wounds were healing fast, but walking around was still quite hard. Even till this present moment, I was still grateful to Sebastian for his help. If not because of him, I would have been slaughtered like some animal by my mate. As an orphan, I stayed in my small hut alone, but keeping the house clean was something I was most good at. After limping for about half an hour, I finally settled everything, including the messed up kitchen. Sebastian had returned back to his place in the rouge camp, and he gave me a full month to recover. If there was something strange I noticed, it was the fact that Sebastian was getting soft or loosening up. He smiled more, laughed more, and w

Rhys' POVJayden was starting to get on my nerves, and the fact that he was reluctant to give up the antidote angered me even more. Having to threaten him with a member of his family wasn't something I was used to, but for my pack? I was willing to do anything and everything. I'd asked my warriors to tie him up to a chair, but Jayden kept smiling like a pretty idiot, “You're losing now, Rhys.” he said, his gaze never wavering from mine, “Your men are going to die anyways because I'm never giving up the antidote.” “Then you must think I was joking with my threat.” I began, picking up a screw a few meters away, “While my men would leave to capture your little sister, I'm going to have some private chat with you.” His eyes widened, but he was quick to compose himself, “She's somewhere safe, somewhere so far you'll never see her. If you think you'd be able to get into my pack during a war, then go ahead.” “Then you must underestimate my pack warriors.” I grinned, “It's something as easy