All Chapters of The Alpha king's Rejected Mate : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Alex's POV “I saw her in my vision,” Morgana continued. “She’s far from here, and she doesn’t intend to return. She believes it’s for the best.” “That makes no sense!” I snapped, my frustration boiling over. “Lily would never abandon us without a reason.” Morgana lowered her gaze. “Alex, she’s made her choice. Searching for her will only bring more pain.” “More pain?” I repeated, my voice laced with anger and disbelief. “You’re asking me to give up on her. To just let her go?” “I’m asking you to trust the path that fate has laid out,” Morgana said firmly. “Your focus should be on the pack. They need their Alpha now more than ever.” I turned away from her, my mind racing. Lily was out there, alone and vulnerable. How could I just forget about her? Morgana placed a hand on my shoulder. “I know this is difficult, Alex. But sometimes, the ones we love make decisions we can’t understand. She has her reasons.” I shrugged her hand off, my jaw clenched. “If you’re done playing

Lily’s POV My body trembled in Alex’s arms, but not from fear or weakness. Something deep inside me stirred a primal force I couldn’t name, as if Morgana’s dark energy had awakened something buried within me. I tried to push the sensation away, to focus on Alex’s steady heartbeat beneath my cheek. But it was impossible to ignore the heat building under my skin, the strange pulse of energy in my veins. “Lily,” Alex whispered, his voice laced with concern. “You’re safe now.” I nodded weakly, but I wasn’t sure if he believed me or if I believed myself. Morgana’s laughter, weak but defiant, pulled me from my thoughts. “You think it’s over?” she spat, band blood staining her lips. “You haven’t even scratched the surface of what’s coming.” Alex growled low in his throat, his wolf still close to the surface. “You’ll regret those words.” But before he could make a move, a sharp, searing pain exploded in my chest. I gasped, clutching at my ribs as the heat inside me surged. “Lil

The rogues were upon us, their snarls and growls cutting through the thick forest air like a razor. My senses were heightened, every sound amplified, every movement clear in my mind. The moon above, full and heavy, seemed to shine even brighter as if the heavens themselves were watching, waiting for the storm to break.I could feel Alex beside me, his presence a constant grounding force, but I was no longer sure if it was him I needed most. I felt the energy inside me swelling; the raw power I had unlocked now a will was an untamed thing, aching for release. My wolf stirred restlessly within me, its instincts urging me to fight, to protect. This wasn’t just a pack battle, it was personal. These rogues weren’t just after control, they weren’t just trying to seize power. No, there was something deeper to their rage. Something about me. Something they feared.One rogue, larger than the others, broke through the line. His eyes glinted with malice as he locked onto me. I could feel the ma

LilyThe atmosphere around the pack had shifted from cautious to outright tense. Alex’s words echoed in my mind long after the conversation had ended. Morgana was back, and she wasn’t just after power; she was after me. The weight of that realization settled heavily on my chest. I wasn’t just any werewolf anymore I was the key to a power that could reshape the very fabric of our world, and Morgana was hell-bent on taking that from me. As night fell, I stood at the edge of the pack’s territory, the wind whispering through the trees, carrying with it the scent of danger. The moon hung high in the sky, a sliver of silver in the deep blue night. The howl of a distant wolf echoed in the distance, but this time, it didn’t comfort me the way it once had. It was a reminder that danger was closing in, and there was nothing we could do to stop it until we were ready.Behind me, I could feel Alex’s presence before I even turned around. His footsteps were steady, and the air seemed to vibrate w

LilyThe night fell heavier after the battle, the quiet unsettling in its intensity. The pack’s warriors were still shaken by the appearance of the creature, their eyes darting around as if expecting more horrors to emerge from the shadows. The air felt thick, almost suffocating, as if the very earth had absorbed the darkness and refused to let go.I stood at the edge of the camp, looking out at the moonlit forest, my thoughts racing. Morgana’s reach was more extensive than we had thought, and the creature we’d faced was only the beginning. There was no way she could have summoned something like that on her own—there was a deeper power at work, a malevolent force that even the pack’s strength might not be able to defeat.But I wouldn’t give up.I couldn’t."You did well," Alex’s voice interrupted my thoughts, and I turned to find him standing behind me, his expression unreadable. His wolf was close to the surface, its amber eyes glowing faintly under the moonlight."Is it enough?" I a