All Chapters of Fated Reborn, His Unwanted Mate: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Sebastian's POV As I stepped into the Moonlit Maze of Reflections, I knew I was in for a serious challenge. The air was thick with an eerie fog, and the polished silver stone walls stretched on forever. All around me, faint, whispering voices tried to distract me from my goal. I knew that this maze was designed not just to test my strength, but to trick my mind.I began to navigate the maze with my senses on high alert. Almost immediately, it became clear that this was no ordinary obstacle course. The mirror illusions were so clever that I found myself turning in circles, unsure which path was real. Time was ticking away, and every wrong turn increased my frustration.I growled in anger, my Lycan instincts urging me to smash through the walls and force an exit. But I knew that brute strength would not work here. I had to outsmart the maze by using my wits. I took a deep breath and focused on my other senses as my father had taught me as a young wolf. I listened carefully to the echo

Alicia's POV I stormed into my room, my heart pounding with anger. I grabbed my phone and quickly scrolled through my messages. My worst fears were confirmed—Sebastian was at Eleanor's pack, competing to be her Alpha and claim her as his Luna. My whole world felt like it was crashing down.I could not believe what I had seen. How had I been so blind? I remembered the night Eleanor came to the castle. She said she was there to help settle the dispute between Sebastian and Loretta and had ended up in bed with my Sebastain, but now I saw there was more to that night. Sebastian and Eleanor had spent the night together under one roof, and it hurt more than I could have imagined that I had overlooked it as a one night stand and nothing more sonce I never saw them together again after that.And now, Sebastain was in a tournament to win her? What was so special about the Caddals that he didn’t see in me? Was it because I was not of royal blood? Did it truly matter? If Sebastain could defy tr

Sebastian's POV I was surprised when I heard that someone had come to see me. I assumed it would be Eleanor, trying to talk me out of joining the final game. Again. I was ready to meet her with confidence, sure that I would win the challenge and win her heart as well.When I stepped outside, however, I saw Alicia instead. Her eyes were full of tears, and she dropped to her knees, pleading with me to change my mind."How could you do this to me?" she cried. "You keep hurting me, again and again. Don't you see that I love you? Why can't I be enough for you? Why can't you make me your Luna?"Her words made my heart feel heavy, yet I also felt a mix of amusement, embarrassment, and annoyance. I knew very well where Alicia fit in my life. She was nothing more than a concubine—a role that I believed she should accept without question. I wondered why she could not see her place in the grand plan.“If you can break traditions for her, why can't you do the same for me? Don't you love me the w

Sebastian's POV As the dark clouds gathered and the storm began to approach, my mind was not on the crowning ceremony or the announcement of me as Eleanor's husband. I had already won that battle—it was a given. Instead, my worry was entirely focused on Eleanor.I remembered seeing her earlier, sitting with her father, calm and composed. But now, in the midst of all the chaos, she was nowhere to be found. Panic quickly filled me as I frantically searched for her. My thoughts raced with dark possibilities—what if something terrible had happened? What if she was hurt?Then, through the rain and swirling wind, I spotted her in the distance. She walked slowly, her hand massaging her head as if she was in pain. The dark clouds seemed to follow her every step, and I saw her looking up at the sky with worry. It was then that I realized her strong emotions might be causing this strange storm.Her distress was clear. I saw how unsteady she looked, as if she might lose her balance any moment.

Sebastian's POV As I opened the door to Eleanor's room, my heart felt as if it were about to burst with joy. There she was, sitting on the bed, and in that moment I could hardly believe how much happiness her mere presence brought me. Her long absence had left me weak and depressed, and now seeing her awake made my world feel complete again.I rushed to her side without a second thought. Ignoring the coolness in her expression, I wrapped my arms around her in a tight hug. "I'm so glad to see you awake," I said softly, relief flooding through me. "You've been asleep for days, and I was so worried. I truly feared I might lose you."But instead of returning my embrace, Eleanor pulled herself away, her eyes hard and distant. "What are you doing here?" she asked sharply, her voice icy. "Why haven't you returned to your pack after winning the tournament? Shouldn't you be with your own people? Why are you here, hovering over me like I need someone to watch me?"Her words stung like a cold b