All Chapters of Rejecting the Alpha King: Chapter 41 - Chapter 45

45 Chapters

Chapter 41 - The Imprisoned

Chapter 41 - The Imprisoned“Please! I told you everything I know!” The guard’s voice echoed through the cold, dark dungeons of the palace. His plea was desperate, his body trembling from exhaustion. Blood dripped from his split lip, his clothes torn and bloodstained as he was dragged toward the dimly lit torture chamber.Harrion’s men, unmoved by his cries, threw him to the ground without a second thought. One of them, a grizzled man with a scar running down the side of his face, stepped forward and wiped his hands. “This is what happens when you think you can betray Harrion Bergmont.”“Please...” The guard gasped, trying to rise, his legs shaking. “I swear, I did not—”“Silence.” The scarred man raised his boot and kicked the guard in the ribs, sending him sprawling to the floor again, coughing and wheezing in pain. The other guards laughed as he squirmed. They had seen this scene many times before. Anyone who showed even the slightest resistance was met with brutality, and this man

Chapter 42 - Make Them Fear You

Rejecting the Alpha King/Eyesink

Chapter 42 - Make Them Fear You“Are you ready, Georgia?”Harrion’s voice rang through the cold, sterile air of the palace’s medical room, where Georgia stood motionless. Her silver eyes stared ahead, devoid of any emotion, hollow like a puppet awaiting the next pull of its strings. Harrion leaned closer, the dark veins from the Bloodstone Amulet creeping further up his neck, feeding him power and control.He studied her face, searching for even the faintest glimmer of resistance — but there was none. She was completely his now. “Tonight is important,” Harrion whispered, circling her like a predator. “You will do exactly as I command.”Georgia did not respond. She did not need to. The Bloodstone Amulet pulsed in time with her slow, steady heartbeat, ensuring her compliance.“Kill them all.” His words came out in a chilling order. “No survivors. Show them what happens to those who remain loyal to Maxton… Make them fear you, Georgia”The small village in the western region had resisted

Chapter 43 - Blood Soaked

Rejecting the Alpha King/Eyesink

Chapter 43 - Blood SoakedAnd there, in the center of it all, stood Georgia. Her silver eyes glowed in the darkness, her blade dripping with blood. She turned slowly to face the villagers, her expression blank.The elder stepped forward, his hands trembling as he held up a rusted sword. “Georgia…” he called out, his voice breaking. “You have to stop this. This is not you.”But Georgia did not respond. She moved toward him with slow, deliberate steps. The villagers backed away in fear, but the elder stood his ground, his heart heavy with sorrow.Georgia was gone. And the person standing before them was the perfect weapon of Harrion Bergmont.“Please,” he whispered, his voice barely audible. “You are

Chapter 44 - Kill Her or Spare?

Rejecting the Alpha King/Eyesink

Chapter 44 - Kill Her or Spare?Maxton held a sealed envelope as he sat by the fireplace in the war room, his eyes fixed on the flames dancing in front of him. He traced the uneven edges of the envelope’s flap, showing the hurried tearing of paper to use in encasing the letter inside it. He had just received a coded message from one of his spies embedded deep within the Western Region. It was not Jason but one of his men who had found it difficult to contact him online since he had been on the run when Georgia attacked the village that housed him, luckily, he was able to flee along with other villagers from that land. The room was dimly lit, with only the flickering light from the hearth casting shadows on the wooden walls. His advisors stood nearby, waiting in tense silence for him to break the seal.With a deep breath, Maxton opened the envelope, his fingers were stead

Chapter 45 - The Priority

Rejecting the Alpha King/Eyesink

Chapter 45 - The Priority"Georgia must be stopped first."The room fell silent, the gravity of the statement hung in the air like a loaded gun. Tanner’s voice was calm, but the implication of his words was anything but. Maxton’s eyes scanned the faces of his closest advisors and allies, his jaw tightly clenched as he observed them. Tanner’s remark was a necessity, but the procedure for how the idea was to be executed was to be determined."Are you suggesting we prioritize her over the throne?" Regulus’ voice was steady, and his expression was neutral, not showing a glimpse of what he truly thinks about the matter. He was a very practical King, and he had always prioritized his region, and his kingdom over anything else. However, he had never been in a situation where Maxton was now. The dilemma that the western r

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