บททั้งหมดของ Mated to her Enemy: Refusing his Rejection : บทที่ 201 - บทที่ 210

Ellison and Ainsley lay on the ground, panting, their bodies covered in wounds. The fight had left them exhausted, but neither had backed down.When Elijah arrived with a group of warriors, he found the two still locked in their brutal struggle. Ellison's subordinates stood back, no movement, their eyes locked on the scene. Elijah understood immediately, this was a one-on-one battle. Interfering would be an insult to Ainsley as an Alpha.The tension in the air was suffocating. Both sides stood their ground, their muscles coiled, ready for action, yet no one moved. This was Ellison and Ainsley’s fight.Then suddenly, the sharp ring of a phone cut through the silence. Ellison, breathing heavily, reached into his pocket, pressed the answer button, and listened. A slow, satisfied smirk curled across his lips. He struggled to his feet, his steps unsteady. Standing over Ainsley, who was still on the ground, he sneered, “I had fun, but I’m done with you today. Goodbye.”Ainsley narrowed his e

The taxi driver was friendly, and Eloise chatted happily with him along the way. The rhythmic hum of the car on the road made her feel momentarily at peace, like she was drifting into an unknown world, away from everything. Suddenly, Eloise realized she was just trying to escape, but she didn't know what she would do after arriving in Hawaii. The thought gnawed at her, but she kept pushing it aside, unwilling to acknowledge the uncertainty that came with her decision.“I have plenty of time to think about it,” Eloise told herself, feeling a small sense of relief that she had sold the jewelry for a large sum of money. She had at least secured her future, no matter how uncertain everything else felt.“This is my first time in Hawaii, and I want to stay in a quiet hotel. "Do you have any suggestions?” Eloise asked, hoping the driver had a recommendation that would provide her with the solitude she craved.“A quiet hotel? Why? Most people choose crowded places, and you want a remote one. I

Time passed quickly. Five days had passed since Eloise had disappeared. Ainsley, who was in the studio, exuded a cold aura. As he expected, Ellison wasn't innocent. Hank had been secretly following Ellison, and he saw Ellison going to the taxi driver who had taken Eloise back then. After that, Ellison did nothing more.Ainsley was surprised that Ellison was thinking the same way he did. He gave a wry smile.He thought, at that moment, we were all part of this, whether we planned it or not. Eloise ended up being the scapegoat, and her life was ruined. And who would have thought that Eloise had managed to fool everyone?“Eloise, well done,” he smiled bitterly.Suddenly, there was a knock at the door.“Who's there?,” Ainsley asked coldly.“Alpha Ainsley, it’s me.” It was Rachael.Ainsley's figure was approaching from a distance, making Rachael feel enveloped by a black shadow. Her eyelids twitched and she didn't dare make any sudden movements.On her way here, she had discovered why Ainsl

At the same time, at the Litha Night Walker Pack in Metrocity, Eric suddenly stiffened in place."Eric," Kevin’s voice urgently echoed through the mind link, sharp and rushed."Something’s wrong with Alpha Ainsley. He’s not responding. I think you need to come. Now."Eric’s eyes widened. His chest tightened as panic and disbelief shot through him. "Ainsley? What do you mean he’s not responding. Where is he?" He barked through the link, already yanking his jacket off the hook and heading for the door."The Alpha is in his room. "He locked the door and I smelled alcohol, lots of it." Kevin's tone cracked with unease. "Please come quickly.""On my way," Eric growled and took off, his heart hammering as he shifted mid-run, his paws pounding against the concrete path leading to Ainsley's building.As he approached the Alpha’s chambers, Eric’s breath caught. The hallway was heavy with tension. He could feel it even before he reached the door. And then he saw it.Adrian!The great Alpha’s wol

Kelly nodded firmly, already setting the wheels in motion to organize the private plane. He left the study, leaving Ellison alone with his thoughts, the stillness of the room accentuating the cold air creeping through the darkened space.Ellison’s eyes gleamed with a strange mixture of excitement and determination as he stared out into the shadows. His fingers drummed absently against the desk as his mind raced. The game was far from over. He had been tracking Eloise for months, and now, finally, he was closer than ever.Shortly after, the sound of an SUV’s engine hummed in the air as it sped down the winding road of Waikiki Beach. The breeze outside the window carried a hint of salty air, the smell of the ocean mixing with the scent of the flowers blooming nearby.The car came to a gradual halt as Ellison frowned, surveying the area. “This place, right?” he asked, his voice tinged with uncertainty as he glanced out the window.The driver nodded, replying calmly, “Yes, sir, this is it.