All Chapters of Once Rejected, Twice Accepted: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Amanda I paced back and forth in the dimly lit alpha's den, my mind racing with worry as I glanced out the window to see the eerie glow of eyes in the darkness beyond our pack gates. The rogue wolves were out there, lurking like shadows in the night, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. I knew we needed to be extra careful, every move we made could be crucial in determining the safety of our pack."Alex, Beatrice, we need to talk," I said firmly, turning to face my Beta and Gamma who were waiting patiently by the door. "The rogue wolves are getting bolder by the day. We can't afford to underestimate them any longer."Alex nodded grimly, his expression mirroring my own concern. "I agree, Amanda. They've been testing our defenses, probing for weaknesses. It's only a matter of time before they make a move."Beatrice's eyes narrowed as she spoke, her voice tinged with frustration. "But what can we do? We're already stretched thin as it is. Our patrols are barely able to keep up wit

AmandaAs I sat in the quietness of my room within the packhouse, the stillness was shattered by the soft padding of little feet. I looked up to see my daughter standing before me, her eyes wide with fear. Her small voice trembled as she spoke."Mommy, I'm scared. The rogue wolves are lurking at every corner of our packhouse."My heart sank at her words, heavy with a mix of concern for her and a bitter realization of the truth behind the situation. If only she knew the true cause of our troubles, the source of the fear that now gripped our packhouse. It wasn't the rogue wolves she feared, but rather the shadow of her own father, Zane, the one I had escaped from.Trying to maintain a calm facade for Emily's sake, I reached out and pulled her into my arms, holding her tightly. "It's okay, sweetheart," I whispered, my voice strained with the weight of the truth I couldn't share with her. "We're safe here. Mommy won't let anything happen to you."Emily clung to me, her small frame tremb

ZaneAs I gathered my men for an emergency meeting, the tension crackled in the air like lightning on a stormy night. The shadows danced around us as we huddled together, the weight of our impending mission heavy on our shoulders. I could feel the anticipation thrumming through my veins as I addressed them, my voice low and commanding."Brothers," I began, my tone brooking no argument, "the time has come for us to make our move. Alpha Sapphire and her pack have dared to cross our path, and now they must face the consequences."My words hung in the air, each syllable laden with determination and resolve. I could see the fire burning in the eyes of my comrades, the same fiery determination mirrored in their expressions. They knew what was at stake, and they were ready to fight to claim what was rightfully ours."We will launch a frontal attack on Alpha Sapphire and her pack," I declared, my voice ringing out with authority. "We will show them that no one crosses us and gets away with it

Amanda As I made my way around the packhouse, the familiar scent of my packmates enveloped me, a comforting reminder of my responsibility as their Alpha. They greeted me with nods and bows, their respect evident in the way they held themselves in my presence. I couldn't help but feel a swell of pride at their loyalty, knowing that they looked to me for guidance and protection."Alpha Amanda," one of the younger wolves greeted me, his voice filled with reverence. "How are you this morning?""I'm well, thank you," I replied with a warm smile, returning his respectful nod. "And yourself?""Good, Alpha," he replied, his eyes shining with admiration. "Training went well today.""I'm glad to hear that," I said, genuinely pleased. "Keep up the good work."As I continued through the packhouse, exchanging pleasantries with my packmates, I couldn't shake the weight of responsibility that rested on my shoulders. They depended on me for so much – guidance, protection, stability. I knew that I co

Amanda As Marcus held me in his arms, a rush of familiarity and warmth enveloped me. "Marcus," I murmured, my voice barely above a whisper, "how have you been? What have you been up to while I was away?"He tightened his embrace, his scent, a blend of pine and earth, soothing my senses. "Busy," he replied, his voice low and gravelly. "There's been a lot to attend to with the pack. But I've also been gathering intel."I tilted my head back to look at him, curiosity piqued. "Intel? About what?""About Alpha Zane," Marcus answered grimly. "My men have been keeping a close eye on his activities. He's up to something, Amanda, something big."My heart sank at the mention of Zane's name. The memories of our last encounter flooded back, the fear and the anger still fresh in my mind. "We can't let him continue unchecked," I said, determination coloring my voice. "If we're going to defeat him, we need to work together."Marcus nodded, his expression serious. "I agree. Zane is cunning and ruth