All Chapters of Rejected and Torn between Alphas : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Callista’s POV“I have an offer," I said with a big smile on my face. “How about I teach you all Alphas how to use the spell?” a twinkle in my eyes. “You will still need to vote, but now you can choose if you want to learn how to use the spell or ban the existence of the spell,” I added, casting each of them a longing glance. “Hey woman!” I turned my head in the direction where I heard the voice come from. “Did you think you could tell us what to do? You are nothing but a woman, so stick your ass down and watch what happens to your spell,” he flared up, anger evident in his eyes. Just as I had done, it was the same with the rest of the alphas; their eyes locked in the direction of the voice. My gaze landed on a blonde-haired guy. With his look, he should be in his late thirties. My eyes were fixed on him, and our eyes locked. I pierced into his deep green eyes as he did the same to my blue hazel eyes. “I think there is someone that’s going to give us a problem here,” I announced t

Callista’s POV~~“The spell won’t be banned, since the majority of the Alphas want to learn,” the elder one dropped the bombshell. I couldn’t believe what I heard. Maya was prancing around, jumping, and wagging her tail in my head. A wide grin appeared on my face, stretching from ear to ear. A wave of happiness washes over me, filling my being with a sense of elation. My eyes twinkled with joy, reflecting the sheer relief that fills my heart. At that moment, my heart feels like a feather, soaring with happiness and pride. It’s like a burst of sunshine on a cloudy day, warming my soul with brightness. All thanks to the moon goddess. My gaze shifted, and I darted around the Alphas, whose expressions were a mix of relief and disbelief; their eyes widened with surprise. Some faces break into smiles, while others furrow in disappointment. The tension that once gripped the room now dissipates, replaced by a wave of emotions washing over them. It's like a storm passing, leaving behind a se

Cassius’ POVI find myself drowning in the ocean of my own regrets. Every breath I take is heavy with the weight of what I've done and the choices I've made. I close my eyes, hoping to escape this haunting reality, but her absence is a relentless echo in my soul. I see her face every time I close my eyes. It felt like her ghost was haunting me every single day. Will I ever get away from this? A mire of my own making that I have sunk into. How I wish I could turn back time and rewrite the script of our love from the very beginning. She accepted my love for her. I never trusted her. I threw her into the claws of death without an ounce of sympathy that she was my love. I remembered that she tried to make me see that she didn’t commit the crime, but the rage brewing inside me that night didn’t allow me to see the sincerity of her words. I have foolishly let her slip away. If only she could see the depth of my remorse, feel the sincerity of my repentance, and come back to me wherever sh

Maximus’ POV~~*Bang* I saw another wolf with the speed of lightning. Healer Aric’s wolf crashed into a tree nearby and shrieked in agony. I think I made a mistake by asking him to take the lead, but if he didn't, who would? Before I knew what was happening, we were surrounded by rogue wolves. I darted my eyes around; they were five in number, which means the same as us. There shouldn’t be cause for alarm, but then I remembered healer Aric’s wolf is down. Fuck! This shouldn’t be happening right now. I can take on two wolves single-handedly; this filled me with a little glimmer of hope. I said little because I don’t know how powerful these rogue wolves are. The aura that emanated from their body was that of an old rogue. They would be very strong, judging by the fact that they sent Healer Aric’s wolf flying into the air with just a single kick. Well, since he is just a healer, he can’t be as strong as a warrior would be. All these thoughts were going on in my head. You would think I

Maximus’ POV ~~It’s been almost three hours since we started running, following healer Aric’s guidance. Just as we were running ahead, we caught sight of a cabin, which prompted healer Aric Wolf to come to a halt, and we also halted following his signal. “We are here,” he said as soon as we stopped in our tracks. He transformed back into a human and told us to do the same. Looking at the cabin, which is just a few miles away from us, changing into a human can be dangerous for us, but we have to follow his command. “Don’t change yet,” I commanded through the mindlink to one of the warriors. The rest of us transformed back into humans, leaving the one I had ordered no to behind us. I have a reason for doing that. “Let's walk slowly to the cabin so as not to attract noise,” healer Aric ordered while we heeded his warning. The fact that he asked us to walk without attracting noise still baffles me. Why do we have to slink ahead when the witch in question isn’t aware of our coming? It