All Chapters of His Rejected Mate (Game Of Wolves Book 3) : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Once past the entry corridor, Zoe, Wyatt, and I and through the dirt tunnels to get to the medical area. As we entered the room, Abel looked up weakly. His face was deathly pale, and he looked like he could fall asleep at any moment. Still, he managed a smile when he saw us.“Hey, guys,” he said.Wyatt and I went to his bedside. “How are you feeling?” I asked.“Like I’ve been hit by a truck,” he said. He pinned me with his eyes. “Kira, thank you. They told me what happened. I can’t tell you how much it means to me that you saved me. That…man.” Abel shuddered. “He’s a fucking monster. A psychopath. You have no clue how awful he is.”I actually had a pretty good idea, but I refrained from telling him that as I put my hand on his arm. “No problem. Hell, I owed you one for rescuing me from that basilisk.”“Abel, do you remember anything about what Simon did to you?” Wyatt asked.Abel flinched at hearing Simon’s name. “Not really. It’s all a big blur. I don’t even remember what happened in

Finally, with a final thrust and a loud groan, Wyatt’s cock twitched and pulsed, and his cum filled me. He collapsed onto me a few seconds later.“Gods,” I panted. “That was amazing.”“Uh-huh,” Wyatt moaned, face buried in my breasts.The sound of his voice muffled by my tits made me laugh, and once I started, I couldn’t stop. Wyatt chuckled as well, and soon we were both on our sides, arms and legs intertwined, laughing together.Everything else could be forgotten for a little while.Chapter 10WyattZoe clenched her opponent’s forearm in her hands, then jammed her foot into the ground, pulling on it while slamming her hip into his. The man cried out as he flipped over. Zoe didn’t release the arm, but yanked up and pressed her foot down on the man’s throat.“Easy on him!” I shouted at her. “He’s done. He’s finished.”Zoe flinched, tearing herself from her bloodlust, and looked down at the male wiccan who lay beneath her. His face was scarlet from lack of oxygen as her foot pressed ha

The question caught me off-guard. I hadn’t given that a second’s thought. After Kira’s rant on live TV about the connections being wrong, I’d never considered what it meant for me. I’d put fated mates behind me when I ran from my own.“I haven’t thought about it much,” I admitted. “Wasn’t planning on doing anything, really.”Kira moved to an unoccupied corner of the room and took a seat, beckoning me to join her.“In hindsight,” she said, “I can’t believe I ever thought Jayson Fell could truly be my fated mate. It’s crazy to think about it now. It’s ridiculous. Now that I know the truth, I can’t stop thinking there’s someone else out there I was supposed to be looking for.”It was like she’d twisted a knife into my heart. I didn’t want to talk about this anymore. Seeing her with Jayson had been bad enough, and the thought of her being with someone else was devastating. Even more so now that we’d admitted our feelings for each other. Internally, my wolf curled into itself, pressing its

The crowd gave terrified nods and clumped together. Eli moved to the right of the group with Kira at the left. Crew took the point position, and I had the rear, effectively pinning the survivors in with the best fighters on the outside. Gavin and Mika, along with a few people who’d scouted with Crew before, could handle themselves.“Let’s go,” Crew said, and he took off at a slow jog.The going was slower than I’d have liked, with the group weighed down carrying the unconscious forms of Leif and Abel, but at least no one straggled behind or complained. The jungle roared with a cacophony of sounds. Behind us, I could hear the snapping of twigs and crunching of leaves as beasts rushed toward the destroyed Haven. There was a bit of heartache, thinking of that place crushed under all that earth. It had been a bastion of safety in a world devoid of it.If I was feeling like this, then I couldn’t imagine what Crew was going through. The place had been his baby. A society he’d built up with

Leif nodded and let out a heavy sigh, then leaned back against the stone wall. He winced and put a hand to his forehead. “I can’t remember much of what happened while I was half-feral. It’s all jumbled and mixed up. The last thing that’s really clear, other than what happened in Haven, is when I was out in the jungle on that last challenge looking for you. I was walking through a grove of trees, and then…black. Whatever hit me got me totally by surprise.”“A lot has happened since then,” I said.Leif chuckled humorlessly. “Yeah. I can see that.”“Zoe says she thinks you can be cured once we get you off the island,” I said. “A good psychic healer and some top-notch spellcasters—people fully trained in healing—and you’ll be right as rain. This will all be a bad memory.”J.D. put a hand on Leif’s knee, massaging his leg gently. “Yeah, and I’ll make sure to replace all the bad memories with good ones.”Leif glanced over at J.D. Even in the moonlight, I could see the blush creeping into hi