All Chapters of REJECTED BY MY ALPHA HUSBAND : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

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A Very Devastating News

LEAH DECKER I rushed down the stairs at the sound of a car driving through the driveway,my face held a radiant smile as I tried to keep my happiness at bay. My parents are visiting today and I made sure their favourite meal was prepared.Before I could open the door, the front door opened and Tim walked in,his expression wasn't readable and he looked really tired. I swallowed hard as I realized something. We've been married for three months but it feels like five years.We got married because of our family's influence and want. While my parents held a tight rope financially,his parents held the pack together as the alpha and Luna.“You're supposed to be in class.” He said, throwing a boring look my way as I sighed. “My parents are coming in today, I told you, remember?” My voice was shaky as I tried not to show him how his nonchalant attitude was affecting me.“You didn't return last night.” I added in a whisper and finally he turned to look at me. “Oh shit.” I muttered under my b

Something Isn’t Right

LEAH DECKER I opened my eyes to see the walls of my room and several eyes staring down at me. I sat up immediately and that forced a painful jab to my head. “What happened?” I asked as I tried to massage my head to relieve the pain.“You fainted.” Ophelia replied and that's when it started coming back to me. The news of my parents death,the fact that I'll never get to see them one last time, their bodies burnt to ashes. “Oh…no,no,no. ““You need to calm down Leah, you __” Ophelia was saying but she kept quiet immediately she saw me getting out of bed. “No,I need to see the car,I need to see something. I need to go home..”“You're home, you're married and Tim will take care of you, you shouldn't be worried. We'll stay by your side.” Just then,a maid walked in and bowed slightly.“The attorney is here.” She said and I raised my head so fast, I almost fell back on the bed. “What attorney? I don't understand.” “Oh, yeah, your parents' attorneys.” Paul replied this time and that's when I

Their Masks Fell Off

LEAH DECKER“Sit down Leah, we need to discuss whatever the attorneys have to say.” Paul spoke first and Ophelia nodded. It seemed as if I'd been thrown into a movie I didn't remember auditioning for. “What is there to talk about besides these attorneys are here for me and not everyone so why are you all here?” I asked, my anger boiling over the rim of my glass. “Leah Decker, your parents would want you to be calm and listen to what we have to say.” I scoffed and turned to look at her. “You have no right to tell me what my parents would have loved, absolutely no right!” “Fine, I'll carry on with the reading.” The female attorney said and opened her bag. She brought out three legal files and passed each to me, Paul and Ophelia.“What's this about?” I asked.I opened the file and the first document was staring right back at me with a ridiculous make believe stamp that looked like my father's official stamp.“This can't be right,I'm eighteen and old enough to manage their assets, prop

A Momment Of Pain

LEAH DECKERDressed elegantly, her lips curved into a satisfied smile as she walked up to him, completely unbothered by the destruction unfolding in front of her.My stomach dropped.No.No…“This is why,” she said softly, her voice laced with mock sweetness as she slipped her hand into his.The room exploded into louder murmurs.I stared at their joined hands, my mind struggling to catch up.“You…” My voice trembled. “You’ve been—”“For a while now,” Debbie cut in, her smile widening. “Long enough.”Something inside me shattered completely.I looked back at Tim, searching for denial, for shame, for anything that would tell me this wasn’t real.But there was nothing.Just confirmation.“You humiliated me,” I whispered, my voice barely audible. “You cheated on me… and now you’re doing this in front of everyone?”“You’re overreacting,” he replied dismissively.A broken laugh escaped me.“Overreacting?” I repeated, disbelief lacing every word. “You just rejected me,publicly,after everyth

Strangeness In Her Closeness

MARTEN HOLLAND“She fainted.”Jerry’s voice cut through the silence as he crouched beside the unconscious woman, studying her like she was some strange object dropped into our territory. I stood a few steps away, my arms folded, my gaze fixed on her still body. Something about her presence didn’t sit right with me, and I had learned long ago never to ignore instincts like that.“What do you think happened?” Jerry continued, glancing up at me briefly before returning his attention to her. “And look at her… she doesn’t look like she’s from around here. She’s definitely from another pack. Or maybe not even a pack at all.”Tom moved closer, crouching on her other side, his eyes scanning her carefully as if he could pull answers out of her skin. “Since she was running before she collapsed here,” he said thoughtfully, “there are only a few possibilities. She was either attacked or robbed. Maybe she escaped something.”I let out a quiet scoff, and both of them paused immediately, their atte

A Deal Written In Blood

LEAH DECKER I should have been dead. That was the only thought echoing in my mind as I stood there, my back pressed against the cold stone wall, my heart still racing from everything that had just happened. Moments ago, this man; this monster had decided I wasn’t worth keeping alive And now? Now he was offering me a deal. No… not offering. Demanding. The air in the room felt heavier than before, thick with tension and something else… something unfamiliar that clung to my skin like invisible threads. Every eye was on me. Warriors lined the walls, their gazes sharp, suspicious, waiting for me to make the wrong move. Waiting for permission to tear me apart. My breathing came slow, controlled, even though my chest still ached from the broken bond… from everything I had lost. But I didn’t look away. Not from him. Marten. Even in his Lycan form, he was terrifying, larger than any wolf I had ever seen, his frame towering, muscles coiled beneath dark fur, eyes glowing with so

The Alpha’s Prisoner

LEAH DECKER The door didn’t slam. It closed softly. And somehow… that made it worse. A quiet click echoed behind me as the guards stepped out, sealing me inside the room that was now supposed to be mine. I stood there for a moment, unmoving, my fingers still slightly curled at my sides as if I hadn’t fully let go of everything that had just happened. The blood oath. The power. The way he looked at me. The way everyone looked at me. I exhaled slowly, but the air felt heavy in my lungs, like it didn’t quite belong there. This wasn’t safety. This wasn’t refuge. This was something else entirely. A cage. A beautiful, silent, suffocating cage. My eyes finally moved, taking in the room. It was… too much. The bed alone looked like something out of royalty; large, draped in dark fabrics, thick furs spread neatly across it. The walls were lined with carved stone and polished wood, decorated with markings I didn’t recognize. A fireplace sat at the far end, unlit, but prepa

The Monster Who Watches Me

LEAH DECKER Sleep didn’t come. Not fully, neither did I have it peacefully. It hovered at the edge of my mind like something unsure, like it didn’t trust me enough to stay. Every time my eyes closed, I felt it again. That surge, that pull, the moment when my blood touched his… and something inside me answered. My mind tortured me to remember all of that. I turned in the bed, the thick furs tangling around my legs as I stared up at the ceiling. The room was too quiet. Too controlled. Even the fire Maria had lit earlier burned softly, without crackling, without chaos. Everything here obeyed. Everything here knew its place. Except me, except for my mind who gave the unrest. A faint sound outside the door made my body tense. Footsteps, heavy and measured. It was not the guards. These were different, slower and deliberate. My breath stilled. And then, the door opened. No knock. No warning. Just the quiet shift of wood against stone. I didn’t sit up immediately. Didn’t move,

Chains Of A Deal

MARTEN HOLLAND I knew from the moment she looked at me like that…..that this was going to be a problem. Not the kind that could be solved with force, or the kind that bled and died and disappeared. No! Leah Decker was the kind of problem that stayed. The kind that got under your skin. The kind that changed things. And I hated that. The training grounds were quieter than usual that morning, but the tension in the air was thicker than blood. I ordered for her to come to the grounds. Guards were staring, everyone was watching her. All of them; every warrior, every guard, every servant passing by with lowered heads but sharpened ears. Watching and stalking her. They always saw strangers in a certain way. They always watched very closely, and this was what they were doing to Leah…….and she, she stood in the middle of it all like she didn’t belong there. Because she didn’t. Leah Decker wasn’t Tombstone. She wasn’t forged in blood and brutality. She didn’t grow up learn

The Truth Beneath His Fury

LEAH DECKER The moment he said it “If Oakwood steps into my territory… they don’t leave alive.” something inside me snapped. Not fear, not pain, not even anger. Something deeper, something that refused to bow. My mind took me to the knock that came just as the first light of morning slipped through the curtains. That night even though I struggled to find sleep, every time I closed my eyes, I saw him. Felt him. That moment when I stepped forward without meaning to. That pull, that control or connection… as he called it. My jaw tightened at the memory. Another knock and it was Maria. She came with a message that The Alpha seeks me in the training grounds. Exactly what brought me out here. My mind flashed sweeping me back into reality as one of the warriors walked pass me. The training grounds slowly emptied, but I didn’t move neither did he. Marten stood a few feet away, his back partially turned to me, his presence still dominating the entire space like a storm that hadn’t

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