All Chapters of Once Rejected, Twice Accepted: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

ZaneThe darkness enveloped me like a thick, suffocating blanket. It was as though I was suspended in a void, an eternal limbo where time ceased to exist. I floated there, weightless, aware only of the strange sensation rippling through my being. My body, or whatever remained of it, felt like it was being meticulously reconstructed, piece by piece. I could feel my skin knitting itself back together, the muscles beneath growing stronger and more defined. It was a bizarre, almost painful process, yet it filled me with a twisted sense of anticipation. I knew what was happening: the demon power that had possessed me was giving me a new body, a vessel forged from the darkest depths of the netherworld.As these changes unfolded, memories flooded back with a searing clarity. The betrayal was the sharpest of all. Amanda, with her honeyed words and false promises, had lured me into a trap. Her pack, loyal to her deceitful cause, had torn me apart without hesitation. I had been naive, foolishly

MarcusAs I stood there, my eyes locked onto Amanda's, a whirlwind of emotions coursed through me. Her usually vibrant eyes now seemed dulled, shadowed by the horrors she had endured at the hands of that monster, Zane. How did it come to this? How had I allowed such pain to befall the woman I cared for more than anything in this world? The guilt gnawed at my insides, a relentless beast that would not be tamed. I felt my breath catch in my throat as I took in the bruises marrying her delicate skin, the haunted look that had replaced her usual warmth."Amanda," I whispered, my voice barely audible, choked with emotion. "I can't believe what he's done to you. I should have been there. I should have protected you."She looked up at me, her eyes filling with tears that she stubbornly refused to let fall. "Marcus," she began, her voice trembling yet determined, "it's not your fault. You couldn't have known. Zane... he was always good at hiding his true nature.""No," I interrupted, shaking

AmandaAs I floated in this eerie state of limbo, the realization of my predicament began to sink in. I wasn't dead, yet my body existed in an otherworldly shape, a translucent version of my former self. Panic surged through me as I recalled the brutal encounter with Zane, his cold eyes and twisted smile, the pain he inflicted upon me. This wasn't how it was supposed to end. I couldn't let him win. I had to find a way back, to finish what he started and put an end to his reign of terror. But as the seconds ticked by, the spirits of this strange realm pulled me in further, their whispers growing louder, their grip tighter."Is this it? Is this how it ends?" I muttered to myself, the sound of my own voice echoing in the vast emptiness around me."No, it can't be," a voice, my own inner determination, answered back. "You can't give up now, Amanda. You have to fight. You have to find a way back."The spirits swirled around me, their forms indistinct yet menacing. They whispered in tones

ZaneAfter months of recuperation, my body had finally regained its strength. I stood before the mirror in my chambers, flexing my fingers, feeling the blood pulse through my veins, a renewed sense of vigor coursing through me. It was time to put the next phase of my plan into motion. I pulled the heavy velvet drapes aside, letting the early morning sun flood the room, a stark contrast to the darkness that had clouded my mind during my illness. The light felt like a baptism, a signal that I was ready to reclaim my place. I called for my most trusted lieutenant."Summon all our spies to the throne room," I instructed him, my voice firm and resolute. "It is time they received their next mission."The lieutenant bowed swiftly, understanding the urgency in my tone, and hurried off to gather the covert operatives who had been instrumental in our intelligence network. I made my way to the throne room, my footsteps echoing through the grand hallways of the castle. Each step felt like a march

MarcusI knew that for Amanda to even agree to do this, it had to be something she had thought about for a long time and I really admired her bravery for even agreeing to it. It was one thing to even conceive the idea of this and acting it out was another thing entirely.“I promise you babe, nothing is going to go wrong.” I said.I needed to give her that assurance because even though she might be scared, which I had clearly seen, I knew that she needed all the comfort I could give her. She had been through a lot in her years of being an Alpha and the worst part of it all was that Zane wasn’t even giving her any breathing space.“Why did everything turn out to be this way? Why can’t Zane just give up and forget about his stupid revenge mission.” she sighed.“It's the fact that he wants to get back at you for me. I mean, i knew he was vengeful all along, seeing what he did to my pack but in another thought, it just shows how insensitive and wicked he is.”“Right now, I don't really thi