All Chapters of Rejected by the Alpha: Mated to the savage Lycan: Chapter 281 - Chapter 290

VORENUS KEPT HIS eyes on the newcomers. They looked very different physically; one of them was huge, almost 7 feet of pure muscle. The second man was much smaller; he had the stature of a midsized woman. They both looked at Vorenus, who took a cautious step back. His eyes flickered to Vladimir, who was watching with a smile on his face. The two new men circled Vorenus like they were preparing to attack. Following his instinct, Vorenus kept his gaze on the smaller man; even though the large man looked to be like the bigger threat, there was something in the small man's eyes that warned Vorenus. Suddenly, the man lunged at Vorenus, fangs bared. Vorenus was expecting the attack, so he swerved out of the way easily and grabbed the man by the scruff of his neck. He slammed the man to the ground and jumped on him, but he was jacked and flung bodily through the air. He crashed into the wall, splintering the stone bricks. He looked at Vladimir, who was watching what was going on with a smi

MITCH CHESTER HE SAW THE children outside. They were actively playing in the snow. He stayed behind and watched them, remaining unseen. He saw the way Aiden related to Elijah and Olly. "Those three would make a very strong bond between themselves," He muttered to himself. He sighed. They looked so happy and content playing in the snow by themselves, there was no need for him to upset the balance by joining them. So he turned and walked away, he could distract himself by speaking to Anna. He brought out his phone and speed dialed her number as he walked into the trading center of the kingdom. He put the phone to his ear and listened as it went to voicemail. If it was any compensation, he listened to her voice as his call went to voice mail. He sighed and ended the call as he made a lazy stroll through the trading center. He remembered talking to Draco about the discrimination that his people faced in the human town; he never got to get feedback on if things had changed. "Yo

MITCH CHESTER“LETS EAT,“ MITCH said, spreading his hands as he sat down at his seat. He turned and looked at Patty, whose face was white, meaning that she had frozen under his voice trance too, and was scared because she did not know what had happened. He did not know what happened too. It had never happened before, but he was not scared. He was calm like this was a normal phenomenon. He looked over at the children, who were munching on their food, not giving a concern about what had just happened. That was why he liked children. They were so innocent, he reached out and rubbed Aiden's head fondly. Then he looked at Charles. The man knew what happened, and he was scared because such power had not been seen before. With a smug smile on his lips, Mitch ate. The dinner went on without any events or even much talking. Charles was too afraid and not in the right frame of mind to talk. Even if he was, he could not talk with Mitch. The children had been trained not to eat at the dining ta

RICK FORSON HE COULD TELL that she was getting impatient, he could recognize the signs all too well. She had not really changed too much so he said, “Before we talk, let me show you the training.“. He saw the frown on her face, but she nodded without saying anything, following him to where the special forces of his warriors were preparing themselves for the harsh weather terrains of the mountain Alps. The training ground was mostly a clearing in the fringe of the pack residential area. It bordered on the end of the woods. There was a medium sized building at one end of the clearing. “This did not use to be here,“ Anna said, looking around. He nodded. “We had it built after you healed the pack from the plague,“ he replied. Many things changed and healed after that. “The building contains our armory.“ “Armoury?“ Anna frowned even deeper. “Are you expecting a war of your own?“ He chuckled and shook his head. “The war against you and your kingdom is automatically ours. And we w

ANNA KYLIN CHESTERMY MIND WAS troubled as I got into my room and closed the door behind me. But as I remembered the desperation in Rick’s eyes, I brought my phone and dialed Mitch’s number. I was surprised when the call died. It did not even go to voicemail. It just… died.I tried again and got the same result. Subduing the sudden panic that reared up in my mind, I went to the other window, like my change in position was going to help in the connection of the call. But it did not.“What is going on, Mitch?“ I muttered to myself as I tried to call the kingdom landline. It was also a dead end. I sat on my bed heavily and buried my head in my hand. This was a strange thing. I know that the guys from the kingdom had fixed the lines after the storm. I saw them do it, so what could be the problem now?I scrolled through my contacts again. Over the years, my subtle fame made me have the contacts of some people I never thought I would need. But I chuckled in irony as I saw the number of a wo