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Rejected By The Heir, Claimed By The Alpha

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 892    |    Released on: Today at 09:56

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had just chimed midnight when

He brought the chill of the night air in with him, along with the faint, lingering scent of

ably expected, but seated in one of the heavy armchairs near the cold hearth. Surpri

entered. "Y

al jacket and tossing it over the back of

at, devoid of emotion. He wasn't speaking t

poured himself a glass of water, his back to me. He cle

not al

believe leaving your new mate alone in your chambers o

rned slowly, eyes narrowing. He had expected a meek, grateful

nt, Aurora?" he as

ut flinching. "We are allies in this, are we not? An allia

ace. Finally, he gestured to the sofa opposite

said once we were both seated. "It

on," I countered. "I was playi

oken truths. I decided it was time to

our condition,"

seemed to drop twenty degrees. A dangerous, pred

t. A side effect of the silver poisoning from the war." I let the forbidden words

s was his deepest wound, his most guarded secret. For me to not only

ce even, devoid of pity or

aw fury began to recede, replaced

not present the... complication... of a fated mate appearing and deman

about your 'flaw,' Fenton. In fact, for

not as a political problem, but as a player in her own right. The danger in

for knowing that?" he asked, his

only solution. Kill me, and you become a tyrant who murders his mate on their union night to cov

And we bo

d of a general conceding a battle he co

wards the massive be

s allies, we should present a unit

vous leap, but his

out, his voice returning to its commanding to

faces a mixture of awe and terror. They led me

the far side, his back to the center, leaving a vast, em

as a partnership, not a marria

hat was exactl

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Rejected By The Heir, Claimed By The Alpha
Rejected By The Heir, Claimed By The Alpha
“I stood alone on the altar, waiting to marry Caden Fields, the future Alpha of the Black Forest Pack. But the groom never arrived. Instead, a messenger rushed through the crowd with a careless, unsealed letter: Caden had eloped with a lowly Omega. The wedding guests erupted into a roar of shock and cruel laughter. Mocking whispers hit me from every direction. They sneered that a "wolfless" bride like me could never hold an Alpha heir. Even my own family looked at me with deep disgust, treating me like a failed business transaction, just damaged goods ready to be discarded. The heavy tide of humiliation threatened to pull me under. But why should I bear the crushing shame of his selfish betrayal? They all expected me to break down, to weep and run away like a pathetic joke. Instead, the despair vanished, replaced by a core of pure, sharp ice. I tore the delicate lace veil from my hair and threw my bouquet to the cold stone floor. Turning my back on the jeering crowd, I locked eyes with the most powerful man in the territory-Caden's father. "According to ancient pack laws, the wronged party can demand compensation from the offender's bloodline." I raised my hand and pointed directly at the reigning, untouchable Alpha. "I demand to complete this union today. And I choose you, Alpha Fenton Fields."”