All Chapters of The Alpha's Rejection, The King's Obsession : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

AXEL I slammed my fist onto the table, the sound echoing through the room as I let out a low, menacing growl.My eyes blazed with fury as the truth hit me like a punch to the gut - she had lied to me, and I couldn't believe I'd been so blind.I'd known that deception ran deep in her family's bloodlines, but I'd foolishly believed she was the exception, that she was different.I'd been taken in by the guileless sparkle in her blue eyes, convinced that it was a reflection of her true nature. But now I knew the truth - I'd been damn wrong.I'd been taken in by the guileless sparkle in her blue eyes, convinced that it was a reflection of her true nature. But now I knew the truth - I'd been damn wrong.I slammed my fist onto the table once more, the force of the blow making the plate jump, its delicate edges teetering on the brink of shattering."Alpha, is there a problem?" Tom asked, his voice trembling slightly as he looked at me, his eyes wide with a mix of fear and caution.A low, men

ELIANA "I'm so sorry, Dad," I apologized, knowing the words would fall flat and do nothing to ease the hurt and resentment that had taken hold of his heart.Nothing I ever did seemed to make a difference, and I felt a pang of hopelessness wash over me."Your apology is meaningless, you fool," Victoria spat, her voice venomous. "Do you have any idea the pressure you've put my husband under?”"You're such an ungrateful wretch," Victoria's voice dripped with disdain. "After everything we've done for you - taking you in, providing for you... is this how you repay our kindness?”I was stunned. Did she really just say kindness? After everything I'd been through? The countless leftovers I'd scavenged, the brutal beatings I'd endured, the relentless suffering I'd faced... and she dared to speak of kindness? The word felt like a slap in the face, a cruel mockery of my reality.I wished that the universe had a way of punishing deceit, that a spirit of truth would strike down those who spoke li

Eliana Darkness had shrouded me for what felt like an eternity - three days, maybe more, lost in a void without sustenance or reprieve. Hunger and thirst gnawed at my belly, a relentless reminder of my confinement. The thought of escaping was tempting, but I knew it was hopeless. Even if I somehow managed to break free, I had nowhere to go and no one to turn to. The thought sent a chill through me, leaving me feeling lost and alone. For three long days, I'd been spared the agonizing stabs of pain that had become my unwelcome companions, a small mercy in an otherwise desperate My mind was consumed by thoughts of Axel. I desperately wanted to see him, to explain why I'd lied and tell him the truth. I felt overwhelmed by my secrets and longed to confess everything to him. Sleepiness crept in, but the pangs of hunger kept me alert. I knew I had to dig deep and find the strength to keep going, no matter how bleak things seemed. Survival was my only option. The sudden burst of s

IsabellaCannis tossed me to the floor, and I landed with a thud, my palms scraping against the cold surface. Herold's voice cut through the air, his tone dripping with sarcasm. "Don't treat her like that," he said, his words laced with mockery. "She's my wife, after all." The way he said it made it clear that he was only defending me out of mockery.His voice was tinged with disdain, and I felt a sting of humiliation at his words. I looked up at him, meeting his gaze, and saw the amusement dancing in his eyes. He was enjoying this, enjoying the power he held over me.I shook my head, trying to process the surreal scene unfolding before me. At first, I had thought that Victoria and my so-called father were pretending to be kind to me just to appease Herold, to keep him happy and invested in their twisted games. But now, I wasn't even sure of that. Everything seemed to have taken a wild turn, and I was struggling to keep up. Herold's sarcastic defense of me, Canis's rough handling, an

ElianaThe weight of my situation bore down on me, making me feel hopeless. Maybe I shouldn't even bother trying to escape. I had no one to turn to, no ally to trust. If I did manage to escape, where would I go? Axel's face flashed in my mind, but I pushed it away. He would probably hate to see me, and besides, I had no idea where he was. I was completely alone, with no one to rely on. The thought was suffocating. Even if I did escape, I would be on my own, with no one to help me. The risk was too great, and I felt like I was trapped with no way out. Maybe it was better to just accept my fate and try to make the best of it. ‘Best out of it.’ I scoffed bitterly at my own thoughts.But the thought of giving up, of surrendering to Herold's plans, was unbearable.I snapped back to reality, the lady's waving hands breaking the spell of my reverie. "Hello, ma'am," she said, her voice tinged with a hint of amusement. I felt a flush rise to my cheeks as I realized how lost in thought I had