All Chapters of Rejected Alpha Princess : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The night wrapped itself around me like a shroud, thick and oppressive, as though the entire universe was mourning my broken heart. Gabriel had chosen Isabel. I told myself to expect it—I always knew deep down that I would never measure up to the woman who had been his first love. But knowing didn’t soften the blow.The betrayal wasn’t a clean cut; it was a jagged blade twisting in my chest. The bond between us, cruel and unyielding, pulsed with the agony of his choice. My wolf whimpered in my mind, the sound a haunting echo of my own despair.“Why?” The word escaped my trembling lips before I could stop it. My voice was fragile, barely a whisper, but it carried the weight of my shattered soul. “Why her, Gabriel? Why not me?”His jade-green eyes met mine, their familiar warmth replaced by an icy detachment. The face I had once loved, the one that had been my world, now felt alien. “Evelyn,” he said, his tone devoid of even the smallest hint of remorse, “you’re nothing to me anymore. Y

The sunlight poured through the sheer curtains of Alpha Dalton’s room, bathing the space in a golden glow. It was annoyingly picturesque, a sharp contrast to the cold sterility of the decor—gray walls, minimalist furniture, and not a single speck of warmth anywhere. The faint scent of cedar and leather lingered in the air, a quiet reminder of who owned this room. The events of last night clawed at my thoughts, especially his parting words.“This is my room, Tila,” Dalton had said, his voice calm but unyielding. “Besides, I never have the habit of forcing women, so rest assured. My Beta will send you the contract.” Then he’d left, like dropping that bombshell was no big deal.I’d tossed and turned all night, unable to drown out his deep, resolute tone. Sleep eventually came, but not without its cost.***Morning crept in, the first rays of light nudging me awake. The sheets clung to me like a cocoon, their warmth a deceptive comfort. My body felt heavy, unwilling to face whatever madne

***Evelyn's POV***The ceremony ground had soon turned into a ground of chaos and battles. What was supposed to be a night of joy and finally redemption for me had turned into a nightmare.I was fixed at my spot.I thought I had it all under control, I thought I could fight back but now I was fixated at the spot, my emotions weighing me down.Gabriel was relentless and swift, charging towards us with full speed. Worst of all? He hadn't come alone.Wolves in their beast form growled and snapped at each other, my mind had blacked out and the noises felt distant yet so real.Dalton was at the center of it all, protecting me from the battle on ground. He charged swiftly at Gabriel as they launched at each other, their bodies clashed with raw power, fist at claws tearing at each other.Without thinking I launched at the wolf that tried to stab me, as I changed into my wolf form.“Stand back!” Jericho's commanding voice cried out jerking out of my thoughts. He commanded the pack to keep th

***Evelyn's POV***I needed a strategic plan. I needed to act as fast I could, though Dalton had ordered that I just stayed vigilant, I wanted to do more.I couldn’t just sit here.Dalton was doing everything he could to track down Gabriel’s allies, sending trackers in every direction, following every lead. But waiting felt like a slow poison, crawling through my veins, making me restless.Gabriel had confirmed Dalton's suspicions and the fact that we didn't know we were up against was even more scary.What if they were already here? What if the traitors were watching us, waiting to strike? And worse, what if it was someone closer to us, I didn't trust anyone, not even myself.My room felt heavily suffocating, closing in around me. I paced the floor, my wolf growling softly in the back of my mind, urging me to act.No, I couldn’t just sit back and wait. I had to do something.I thought hard that time seemed to fly with each thought, skipped lunch, I couldn't bring myself to take anyth

***Dalton's POV***I watched as Josh dragged the unconscious wolf into the holding cells. Blood stained the stranger's shirt, a result of his little scuffle in the woods. Whoever this wolf was, he wasn’t just wandering around by mistake. He had a purpose, and I was going to figure out what it was.It was obvious that he was connected to Gabriel and definitely knew about the real traitor in our midst and I was determined to knock the truth out of him.The cell door creaked as Josh shoved him inside, chains rattling as they secured the prisoner’s wrists to the wall. I leaned against the cold stone wall, arms crossed, my mind running through every possibility.Gabriel might have been locked up, but his influence clearly wasn’t. There were still wolves out there loyal to him—wolves willing to do whatever it took to carry out his twisted agenda.And now this stranger had the nerve to claim there was a traitor inside the pack?He would spill. I'd make sure of that.Josh stood straight, brus