Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Alpha king's Rejected Mate : Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

From the shadows, Jake stepped forward, his figure emerging like a predator closing in on its prey. His eyes gleamed with malice, and there was a twisted satisfaction on his face, a look of someone who was thoroughly enjoying the game he was playing."I was hoping you'd ask," Jake’s voice was smooth, but the venom beneath it was unmistakable. "You think you’ve won? You think you’ve defeated Vivian? This is far from over, Lily. You have no idea what you're up against." I gripped my hands into fists, feeling the surge of power beneath my skin. "You’re insane," I spat, stepping forward to meet his gaze. "You and Morgana you’ve been playing everyone from the start. This ends tonight."Jake chuckled darkly, taking a step toward me. "You think it's that simple?" His voice dropped to a whisper, almost as if he were savoring the moment. "Morgana was just a pawn, just like you. She wanted to control the packs, but I... I want more. I want everything." I could feel Alex tense beside me, his s

The clearing was filled with a tense silence, everyone preparing in their own way for the impending storm. Alex had already gathered most of the pack members, but I knew it wasn’t enough. Morgana’s magic was unlike anything we’d ever faced. She wasn’t just a witch; she was a master of manipulation, a force capable of shattering the very foundations we’d worked so hard to build. And with the child I carried in me, she had an even greater incentive to destroy everything. Alex and I stood at the heart of the pack, the weight of responsibility heavier than it had ever been before. It wasn’t just our lives on the line anymore. It was the future of our child, the future of the pack, and the fragile peace we had just started to rebuild after years of chaos. The weight of it all threatened to crush me, but I couldn’t show weakness. Not now.“Alex…” I started, my voice softer than I intended, but filled with the fear and determination that had consumed me for days. “Are we ready for this?”He

But it was happening. The magic, the raw force of it, was mine to command now. I was no longer just a vessel for the power; I was its master."You’re not the only one with magic, Morgana," I said, my voice low and steady, the power in me making every word seem like it carried the weight of the world.The ground shook beneath me as I unleashed my magic toward energy crackled between us, a storm of power that sent lightning arcing across the sky. The air itself seemed to bend and warp as our magic clashed, filling the clearing with the raw intensity of our battle.Morgana retaliated with a blast of dark energy that hit me square in the chest. The impact sent me flying backward, but I quickly righted myself, refusing to back down. The child inside me was stirring, urging me to fight, to unleash the storm that had been building within me for so long.I could feel the earth tremble beneath me as I gathered all my energy into a single, concentrated blast. The winds picked up, swirling viole

The air grew thick with tension as Vivian’s dark magic swirled around us like a living entity, and the rogue wolves circled us like predators scenting their prey. I felt the energy shift, something ominous and heavy hanging in the air. My hands trembled as I gripped the magic within me, trying to focus, to keep the storm of power under control.But then, something unexpected happened something that made my blood run cold.From the shadows beyond the rogue wolves, a new figure emerged, and I could feel my heart drop into my stomach. She stood tall, her posture regal, her eyes cold and calculating. Her long, dark hair flowed like a dark curtain behind her, and her presence radiated with an unnerving sense of power.I didn’t need to see her face to know who it was.Stella.Alex’s rejected mate. The one he had cast aside for me. And now she was standing before us, her gaze fixed firmly on him. Her lips curled into a smile, one that was laced with spite and resentment.“Well, well,” Stella

The weight of war pressed upon our pack like an unrelenting storm. As Alex and I returned to our territory, the urgency of the situation became painfully clear. Stella’s forces weren’t just rogues she had trained warriors, humans, and supernatural allies ready to strike us down. We were dangerously outnumbered, and if we didn’t act fast, we’d be slaughtered. The moment Alex stepped onto the training grounds, his voice boomed across the field. "Everyone, gather at the central hall! Now!" The urgency in his voice sent shivers down my spine. The pack warriors, elders, and remaining men rushed to obey, their eyes filled with worry and determination. Inside the hall, the tension was suffocating. Alex stood at the head of the large wooden table, his face set in a grim expression. The elders sat around him, their wrinkled faces shadowed by the flickering torches. "We don’t have enough soldiers," Alex stated, his voice low but firm. "Stella’s forces outnumber us at least three to on