All Chapters of The Alpha king's Rejected Mate : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

The air was thick with the energy Lily had unleashed, still crackling with raw power. The aftermath of her magic’s explosion had left the earth beneath us in ruins, cracked and scorched as if the very foundations of the world had been shaken. Morgana’s presence, once overpowering and commanding, now seemed weak and withered by the very force she had sought to control. But the danger wasn’t over. I could feel the dark force rising again, its final remnants refusing to die. Morgana was not one to give up so easily.“Lily…” I breathed, still feeling the tremors of her magic coursing through me. She was standing, no longer floating, but her body still pulsed with an energy, unlike anything I had ever felt before. It was as if she had become a conduit for something far beyond us.“I’m not done yet,” Morgana’s voice rang out, sharp and filled with venom. Her eyes glowed with a sickly green light, her once delicate features twisted with rage and desperation. “This power… it’s mine. You are n

The battlefield was silent. The night sky, once thick with the scent of blood and magic, now seemed lighter, as if the weight of Morgana’s darkness had finally lifted. But even in victory, the air remained heavy, thick with the aftermath of war. I held Lily close, feeling the rapid rise and fall of her chest against mine. She was exhausted, her body trembling from the sheer power she had unleashed. My own strength had long since faded, but I refused to let go. The bodies of fallen warriors, both friend and foe, littered the ground around us. Alex's pack members, the rogues that had followed Jake, and even some of Morgana’s acolytes. Blood stained the earth beneath us, a painful reminder that every victory came at a cost. Lily stirred against me, her fingers weakly gripping my arm. “Is it over?” she whispered, her voice hoarse from exhaustion. I pressed my forehead against hers. “It’s over,” I promised. “Morgana is gone. Jake… he has nothing left.” A broken growl cut throug

The night air was thick with tension. The entire pack had gathered around the sacred ground a clearing deep in the forest where rituals of great power had been conducted for centuries. Flames from the surrounding torches cast eerie shadows on the trees, their flickering light making everything feel more ominous. Alex stood beside me, his grip on my hand tight, his jaw clenched. I could feel the heat of his frustration, the fear he was trying so hard to conceal. “This is a mistake,” he muttered, his voice barely audible over the whispers of the gathered wolves. “You don’t have to do this.” I turned to him, placing my free hand over his. “If we don’t end this now, she’ll never stop coming for us. For me.” His eyes darkened with raw emotion, and for a second, I thought he would argue again. But instead, he exhaled sharply, squeezing my hand before stepping back. Lydia moved forward, her expression solemn. “We don’t have much time. Morgana already senses what we’re dong.” I no

The battlefield still reeked of blood and magic, but the moment Morgana disappeared, an eerie silence settled over us. My heart pounded against my ribs as I stared at the empty space where she had stood just moments ago. The power I had unleashed still crackled in the air, but a sickening feeling twisted in my gut. She was gone. Not dead. Not defeated. Just gone. Alex reached me first, his arms wrapping around me, holding me tight. His body was warm, but I could feel his exhaustion, his pain. His breath was ragged against my ear. “She got away,” I whispered, my voice barely audible. He pulled back just enough to look at me, his golden eyes clouded with concern. “Are you alright?” I nodded, though my body screamed otherwise. Every muscle burned, my magic still pulsing beneath my skin like an untamed storm. I had never felt power like this before raw, unyielding, almost uncontrollable. Alex’s gaze flicked to my hands, still glowing faintly with golden embers. He reached

The air was thick with anticipation as Alex and I made our way through the dense forest, the night wrapping around us like a cloak. The sounds of distant animals and the rustling of leaves were the only things that accompanied our steps, but there was an eerie stillness to it. Every crack of a twig underfoot felt like it echoed in the silence, and my senses were heightened, on edge.“I can feel him,” I whispered, my voice barely above a breath as I stopped for a moment, my hand gripping the tree beside me. The connection, the bond I had with the land and the magic, was pulsating through me, drawing me closer to Jake’s trail. The magic that had once felt foreign to me now hummed in harmony with my every movement. It was like a part of me I had to learn to control, but tonight, it felt like a force I couldn’t fight.Alex paused beside me, his eyes scanning the darkness. “I know. I can feel it too. But we need to stay focused. We can’t let our guard down not even for a second.”I nodded