All Chapters of THE REJECTED LUNA’S SECOND CHANCE WITH THE BIKER ALPHA: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Bella's POV I heard noise coming from the outside. I could recognize this same sound, and it was obvious that there was something like a chant outside. Since I was grounded and I couldn't go outside this room, I had to call Nutella so she could discuss everything with me. After minutes of my call, she arrived. “You haven't come into this room the whole day. Has Draven instructed you not to be with me anymore?” I asked. “Not at all, I am just busy with a lot of stuff lately. I know I should have been here at least two or three times, but I couldn't make it here because I was occupied with a lot of private stuff,” Nutella responded. “I have been observing closely if I would see you around through the doors, but I never did. I wondered why you didn't come, so I had to call you myself through the help of the guard,” I uttered. “Honestly, I apologize for my bad attitude. I promise it won't repeat itself anymore. Actually, the main reason I distance myself from you is because of Lord D

DRAVEN'S POV It was so quick and unpredictable, as almost all the pack members were chanting about the release of Bella. I knew this was plotted, but I didn't want to go so deep into the caves. I just had to date as instructed, but in a coded way. I knew already that this would be a challenging moment as I stayed in the lead, but I had to surpass it. I was with Bella, confronting her about the decision that the pack members decided would take place, until Thor came into the room. “Excuse me, I am truly sorry if I interrupted your conversation with her, but it is so important you should hear all about what I have to say. I think I have understood exactly where this terrorism generated from,” Thor spoke. Immediately I looked at him in amusement. I knew he was making sense, but all I can't figure out is how fast he did it. “Speak to me; I want to hear it,” I replied. “Actually, the news just brought to my notice that Clara isn't in this castle anymore or even anywhere around the

Bella's POV I woke up in a different place from where I was. I remembered sleeping in the room, but now I am finding myself in the middle of the forest. At first my view was blurry, but I slowly regained myself. “What is going on here? How did I find myself in the woods?” I questioned, but there was no one to give me any specific reply. I tried to stand up when I noticed that my legs were tied up. It was obvious that it was someone who brought me here. I can't possibly bring myself and still get myself tied up. Everyone was reviewing the girl. I had to react and free myself, so I started shouting. I was screaming, and then I heard a voice speaking from behind. “You can't just possibly scream all through; you already know that this is a quiet place and no one will hear you,” the voice spoke. “Who are you? This voice isn't familiar at all. I can't recognize you. What are you going to do with me?” I screamed. “Well, I would formally introduce myself to you. I am Alan, someone

Draven’s POVThe moment Ronan touched her throat, I stopped thinking like a man. And started thinking like a monster.The room smelled of fear, blood, rain… and Bella.Her scent cut through everything else. It hit something violent inside me.Every instinct I possessed screamed one thing.Kill him.But I held still. Barely.Ronan finally released Bella with a rough shove, though his eyes never left mine. Bella stumbled backward immediately toward Alan, breathing hard.My gaze flicked to her instinctively.She was shaken, pale. Ronan noticed the glance and laughed under his breath.“So it’s true,” he said. “You’ve grown attached.”“I don’t attach myself to things,” I replied coldly.“No?” His grin widened cruelly. “Then why are you here?”Because she matters. The answer rose instantly in my mind.I buried it before it could reach my face.“I’m here,” I said calmly, “because you made the mistake of walking into my territory.”Ronan scoffed.“This dump?”Before I could answer, footsteps

Draven’s POV I had expected Bella to come storming into my chambers the moment the news of the marriage spread through the pack. I had even prepared for it in silence, standing longer than necessary near the window, waiting for the sound of her footsteps the way I had come to recognize them without effort.But to my shock, she wasn’t the one who barged in. She wasn’t even the one whose footsteps I had been hearing approach my chambers.The door had opened with force, just as I expected—but instead of her usual presence, instead of the heat of her anger and those questions that always came too fast to answer, it was Clara who stepped in.“Alpha,” she began, even before I could instruct her to enter properly or question why she had barged in without knocking.It was insolence. Under normal circumstances, I would have punished such an intrusion immediately. I had never tolerated disrespect within my walls. Yet I didn’t move. Not because I approved of it, but because she had long been sh