All Chapters of Chasing his rejected mate: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Upon arriving a few feet away from the Silver Moon pack which was Alpha Jacob’s pack and the pack I had run away from four years ago, a sudden nauseous feeling took me over. Finding a tree, I managed to change, and so did the others. My son who had been carried upon Alpha Jacob’s back now glancing at the huge Silver moon pack in awe but I couldn’t help but notice there was a gloom to this pack. Although its stature was huge or even bigger than I had last seen it it was not the same feeling of happiness towards it. Why was it so gloomy here? Even beautiful trees looked like they were about to wither away. The atmosphere felt as though someone significant had died and they were moaning about their loss. Walking into the heart of the silver moon pack territory, I couldn’t shake the mixed emotions within me. Alpha Jacob strode by my side, cradling Mike in his strong arms. I didn’t have to look behind me to feel the rage radiating off of Sonya at me. I reveled in her dismay. She could

“Claire?”My heart clenched as I caught sight of her, my mother, after all these years. The sight of her aged face, marked by time in a way that werewolves weren’t supposed to be, sent a chill down my spine.It was disturbing, to say the East, especially considering werewolves were meant to retain their youthful appearance for centuries. No one wolf aged this drastically in only four years.A mix of emotions washed over me as my mother smiled and took a step closer. But I couldn’t bring myself to reciprocate. Despite her appearance, she was still the same woman who had treated me like trash for years.Her voice, filled with false sweetness, reached my ears, but I knew better than to trust it. It was a mask, hiding the cruelty and indifference that lay behind her façade.I bet if I were alone, she’d show me her true side.“I’m so glad to see you, my dear, I heard speculation from the others who saw you that it might be you, so I immediately came.” She said, her words dripping with insi

Alpha Jacob’s POV I watched my mate lay in the bed unconscious even after a day of blacking out. The sight was disheartening considering that I was the one to bring her back here. And that too just as I was about to introduce my mate and son to the pack. Claire’s face slightly paled compared to her natural beautiful pale skin. She was still breathing, which was a plus sign; it was nowhere near good but at least it wasn’t so bad. I fought the urge to kiss her and tell her to come back to me wanting to support her boundaries, but it was getting hard for me considering she was my mate. Just a day after coming back she was out cold. It felt like a sign, a horrid sign that Claire was not meant to be here with me. How can my mate not meant to be with me? This was a harsh sign. Not one that I needed. The moon goddess was still angry with me. Fuck. The moon goddess made me aware that my entire pack was being punished for my wrongdoings and that if I got Claire back it would change. Up

Paige nodded grimly, her eyes wide with apprehension. “We need to act fast,” she urged her tone urgent.” Alpha Jacob is rallying the pack warriors, but we must be prepared for whatever comes our way.” “Paige, stay inside with Mike,” I instructed firmly, my voice carrying a sense of urgency as I glanced toward her. “Keep him safe.” With a nod of understanding, Paige hurried back into the room, cradling Mike protectively in her arms. I spared them one last fleeting glance before following Alpha Peter outside. As we made our way outside the pack house, the sense that greeted us was one of chaos and devastation. My heart plummeted as I caught sight of Alpha Jacob walking past us, his form splattered with blood. “Alpha Jacob..” I trailed off, my voice barely audible. My gaze swept over the scene before us, three rogues lay motionless on the ground, and they had been taken care of by Alpha Jacob himself. Pack members stood frozen in terror, their eyes wide with shock and fear. Amidst t

As I gathered my belongings, The decision to leave Alpha Jacob and his pack was not an easy one, but it was one that I knew I had to make for the safety of myself and my son, Mike. Alpha Jacob’s stoic demeanor did little to mask the pain radiating from him, and despite his outward indifference, I could feel the depth of his anguish. It was a pain mirrored in my own heart. As I glanced back at Alpha Jacob, a lump formed in my throat, threatening to choke me with the weight of my emotions. He was my mate, and the thought of leaving him behind filled me with a profound sense of loss. I know, I know, he caused me pain but watching his entire pack and him die due to his mistake was even more heartbreaking than before. Tears welled in my eyes as I struggled to accept the enormity. With a heavy heart, I turned away from Alpha Jacob and his pack, knowing that our parting was inevitable but hoping that one day, fate would bring us together again. As my eyes scanned the room, I couldn’t hel