All Chapters of The Alpha's Rejection : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Zaiden’s POVMorning came faster than I wanted. The faint light slipping through my curtains felt like a quiet reminder it was time.I groaned softly, dragging myself out of bed. My mind was already heavy with thoughts of the journey ahead. The Blue Moon Pack her old pack. I wasn’t sure what I would find there, but part of me knew it wouldn’t be easy to get to the bottom of this.I splashed water on my face, forcing away the sleepiness. After a quick shower and morning routine, I caught my reflection in the mirror. My gaze looked distant, thoughtful. I wasn’t used to this kind of restlessness. Usually, I could control everything around me. But ever since Karen came into my life, control felt like something I kept losing, little by little.I began packing, throwing a few essentials into the small black duffel bag that lay open on the bed extra clothes, some documents, a dagger, and a small vial of silver dust, just in case. I didn’t expect trouble, but I never left unprepared.As I was

General POVZaiden’s body was already responding to treatment. Even in coma, his wolf refused to surrender. It pushed against the poison. Maureen, Blue Moon Pack’s best healer, had been working nonstop for days, strengthening his healing process, forcing his system to stabilize.By the third day, the black veins caused by the silver began fading slowly. His temperature, which had been dangerously high, finally returned to normal. The wounds on his sides, deep cuts burned by silver and poison, were already closing. His breathing steadied.On the morning of the fourth day, he was awake ****Zaiden’s POVDarkness clung to me like a second skin.For a moment, I didn’t know if I was alive or still trapped in that suffocating void pulling me under. My chest felt like something heavy was sitting on it. My throat burned. My limbs were numb. Every breath dragged through me like shattered glass.Then a sharp, brutal pain tore through my ribs.I gasped.Air rushed into my lungs in a violent, bu

Zaiden POV On the evening of that day, the air in Blue Moon Pack was cooler than I expected And after spending almost the entire day lying down or pretending not to be in pain, there was no way I would let anyone tag me as a weak Alpha. Never. Not even when my ribs still ached with every damn step.Adrian had been pacing around the room since sunset, glancing at me like he was waiting for me to collapse again.“We’re going out,” I said, tying the last strap of my dark leather wrist guard.He raised a brow. “Out… where? You can barely stand.”“I can stand,” I growled and straightened immediately, ignoring the sudden sting in my side. “And I need the pack to see I can stand.”Adrian exhaled like he already knew arguing was pointless. “Fine. But if you fall, I'll drag you back myself.”I smirked. “You’ll try.”I pulled on a black long-sleeved shirt simple but fitted enough to outline my shoulders and dark pants that made moving easier. A deep hooded jacket completed it, the kind that m

Zaiden POVThe next day after breakfast, Xavier had gone to the field where his warriors normally stayed for sparring in the morning.“Alphas,” they chorused, bowing down.I was sure that the Alpha pheromones that were coming out of Xavier and I already did the talking.“Today,” he said, his voice echoing. I could see the warriors baring their necks in submission. I hadn’t really seen this side of Xavier since I had arrived. I smirked. Interesting, I thought.“We’ll need volunteers for us to plan our attacks on the rogues. As you all know, the frequent rogue attack has been really concerning, even for the safety of the pack, and I have taken a bold step to ally with the Alpha of the Sunrise Pack, Alpha Zaiden. So we’ll need a warrior to get leads on how they plan their next attack and to get information on who is behind all of these attacks—I mean the real people behind these attacks apart from the rogues. We need volunteers to spy on them. The rest of the details would be discussed i

“Umm…” I hummed.“You’re making me scared, Zaiden. Say something,” I half-screamed. He chuckled softly.“It’s nothing too serious, just that I was attacked by rogues on my way here. But I’m fine now,” he said quickly.“Oh my goodness,” I cried out. “What happened? Did you get hurt? What did they do to you?” I asked all at once, hot tears sliding down my cheeks.“My little Luna, trust me, I’m fine, perfectly healed, even.”“When did this happen?” I asked.“On the day I came back,” he answered.“Was that the reason I didn’t receive any calls from you until days later?”“Truthfully, yes,” he said, letting out a breath like he’d been holding it in for too long.“Why didn’t you tell me?” I asked quietly.“I didn’t want to make you worry,” he replied.I took a deep breath. “I’ll call you back.”“Are you pissed at me?” he asked, fear flickering in his eyes.“I’m not.”“Come on, I’m sorry I didn’t tell you earlier.”“That’s no problem. I promise I’m not angry.”“Where are you going?” he asked