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Rejected and Pregnant: Carrying the Alpha King's Forbidden Heir
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Chapter 6 Eyes in the Shadows img
Chapter 7 Terms of Protection img
Chapter 8 A Safe Place That Isn't Home img
Chapter 9 The Weight of Being Seen img
Chapter 10 When Silence Becomes a Threat img
Chapter 11 The Cost of Protection img
Chapter 12 The Enemy Wears a Smile img
Chapter 13 When the Past Knocks Softly img
Chapter 14 When Silence Becomes Power img
Chapter 15 The Line No One Could Cross img
Chapter 16 What Power Cannot Take img
Chapter 17 The Night They Tried to End Her img
Chapter 18 The Truth They Tried to Bury img
Chapter 19 Fractures Beneath the Crown img
Chapter 20 When Power Answers Back img
Chapter 21 The Fear That Spreads img
Chapter 22 The Choice to Stay img
Chapter 23 The Day the Kingdom Watched img
Chapter 24 When Power Answers img
Chapter 25 The First Move img
Chapter 26 The Man Who Doesn't Knock img
Chapter 27 Learning the Edge of Control img
Chapter 28 The Truth That Shouldn't Exist img
Chapter 29 The Truth Between Them img
Chapter 30 The Truth He Was Waiting For img
Chapter 31 What Was Taken, What Remains img
Chapter 32 The Ones Beyond the Border img
Chapter 33 The Memory She Chose to Forget img
Chapter 34 When They Stop Watching img
Chapter 35 What She Chose to Bring img
Chapter 36 The Line That Breaks the Crown img
Chapter 37 When War Is Chosen img
Chapter 38 The Side No One Expected img
Chapter 39 When Power Chooses a Side img
Chapter 40 The Choice That Changes Everything img
Chapter 41 The Cost of Holding Everything Together img
Chapter 42 The Shot That Was Meant to End It img
Chapter 43 The First Strike img
Chapter 44 The Retaliation img
Chapter 45 The Order That Ends Mercy img
Chapter 46 The Truth Buried in Blood img
Chapter 47 When She Breaks, Everything Does img
Chapter 48 The Truth That Should Have Killed Her img
Chapter 49 The Future That Already Happened img
Chapter 50 The Thing That Controls the End img
Chapter 51 Becoming What They Couldn't Control img
Chapter 52 The Door That Should Not Open img
Chapter 53 The Place That Remembers Everything img
Chapter 54 The Version That Didn't Break img
Chapter 55 The One Variable It Could Not Predict img
Chapter 56 The World That Didn't Reset img
Chapter 57 The Shadow Behind the System img
Chapter 58 The First Test img
Chapter 59 The Fracture It Tried to Create img
Chapter 60 The Choice It Shouldn't Be Able to Force img
Chapter 61 The Error That Shouldn't Exist img
Chapter 62 The Thing That Should Not Choose img
Chapter 63 The Third Outcome It Could Not See img
Chapter 64 The System That Began to Break img
Chapter 65 The Thing Even It Could Not Contain img
Chapter 66 The Choice That Was Never Meant to Exist img
Chapter 67 The Thing That Learned to Change img
Chapter 68 The World That Began to Shift img
Chapter 69 The One Who Felt the Change img
Chapter 70 The Point Where It Ends img
Chapter 71 The First Crack img
Chapter 72 The Strongest One to Fall img
Chapter 73 The Moment He Turned img
Chapter 74 The Voice That Wasn't One img
Chapter 75 The Moment Before She Never Existed img
Chapter 76 Where Nothing Should Be img
Chapter 77 The Thing She Chose Instead img
Chapter 78 The Version That Never Broke img
Chapter 79 The Choice That Refused to Die img
Chapter 80 The Thing That Refused to End img
Chapter 81 The Thing Beyond the End img
Chapter 82 The Moment Nothing Chose to Stay img
Chapter 83 The Second That Refused to End img
Chapter 84 The Price of Continuing img
Chapter 85 When Choice Learns to Hunt img
Chapter 86 When Everything Is Judged at Once img
Chapter 87 The One He Could Become img
Chapter 88 When the World Cannot Decide img
Chapter 89 What Should Not Cross img
Chapter 90 What It Chose img
Chapter 91 The Cost of Teaching img
Chapter 92 What It Found Valuable img
Chapter 93 The Last Thing That Matters img
Chapter 94 What Refuses to Break img
Chapter 95 The Memory That Fought Back img
Chapter 96 The Thing That Would Not Be Forgotten img
Chapter 97 The Choice That Refused to Die img
Chapter 98 The Choice That Refused Erasure img
Chapter 99 When the World Becomes the Test img
Chapter 100 What Suffering Becomes img
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Rejected and Pregnant: Carrying the Alpha King's Forbidden Heir

Author: Jez stories
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Chapter 1 Rejected Under the Moon

The horn didn't just sound it shattered the night.

Aira was already running.

The sharp, haunting cry sliced through the moonlit air like a blade drawn across skin, echoing across the stone courtyard and bleeding into the forest beyond. Wolves froze mid-step. Conversations died mid-breath. Even the wind seemed to pause.

Everyone knew that sound.

Rejection.

Her heart slammed violently against her ribs as she pushed through the crowd, her shoulder colliding with bodies that refused to move fast enough. Her breath came in ragged gasps, each inhale burning like fire in her lungs.

"Aira!" someone shouted behind her, panic laced in their voice.

She didn't stop.

Didn't look back.

Because no one ran like this unless it was already too late.

The Alpha platform rose ahead of her like a monument of judgment black stone carved with ancient symbols, soaked in generations of blood, power, and law. Torches flared wildly as if feeding on the tension, casting dancing shadows across the gathering.

And at the center of it all stood the man who was about to destroy her.

Alpha Rovan.

Her mate.

Her doom.

The full moon loomed above him, silver light crowning his broad shoulders, making him look less like a man and more like something untouchable. Untamed. Unforgiving.

Aira stumbled onto the open ground, her legs trembling as the weight of hundreds of eyes fell on her. The murmurs began instantly low, curious, cruel.

She barely heard them.

All she could see was him.

"Alpha..." Her voice came out smaller than she intended, barely more than a breath.

Rovan didn't move toward her.

Didn't soften.

Didn't even hesitate.

"Aira of the Lower Pack," his voice rang out, cold and commanding, amplified by Alpha authority, "you are hereby rejected as my fated mate."

The words didn't just land.

They cut.

A collective gasp rippled through the crowd like a shockwave. Some faces twisted in disbelief. Others... in satisfaction.

Public rejection.

It wasn't just humiliation.

It was a death sentence dressed as law.

Aira's knees buckled beneath her.

The cold stone slammed into her skin as she fell, the impact jolting through her body but it was nothing compared to the hollow ache tearing open in her chest.

"I... I did nothing wrong," she whispered, her voice trembling despite her effort to steady it.

She hated that it sounded like begging.

Rovan's gaze remained fixed on her, hard and merciless. "You are weak," he said flatly. "Wolfless. Unfit to stand beside an Alpha King."

Each word stripped something from her.

Pride. Hope. Dignity.

But it was the truth behind them that hurt most.

Wolfless.

A curse she had carried her entire life.

Her fingers trembled as they moved instinctively to her stomach.

A small, protective gesture.

A secret she had prayed desperately would stay hidden just a little longer.

Not now...

Not here...

But the Alpha Council stood behind Rovan, silent and watchful, their expressions far too knowing.

Of course they knew.

The council always knew.

One of the elders stepped forward, his robes brushing against the stone with a quiet, deliberate sound that seemed louder than it should.

"There is another matter," he announced.

The air shifted instantly.

Heavier.

Darker.

Aira's heart skipped then slammed painfully against her ribs.

No.

Please... no.

"The female," the elder continued calmly, "is with child."

The words fell like thunder.

For a heartbeat, the world went completely silent.

Then the whispers exploded.

Pregnant.

Unregistered.

Unapproved.

Aira's hands clenched into fists as her worst fear became reality.

Exposed.

Rovan's expression finally changed but not in the way she had foolishly hoped.

His jaw tightened.

His eyes darkened.

"That is not possible," he said, his voice sharper now, edged with something dangerous.

The elder's gaze slid to Aira's stomach. "It is."

Silence crashed down again.

Thick. Suffocating.

Then Rovan spoke.

And whatever fragile piece of her heart remained... shattered completely.

"Then the rejection stands," he said coldly. "And the law applies."

Aira's blood turned to ice.

No.

No, no, no-

The law was clear. Unforgiving. Absolute.

Rejected females carrying Alpha blood...

Were eliminated.

Quietly.

Efficiently.

Her breath hitched as the truth slammed into her.

This wasn't just rejection.

It never was.

This ceremony this entire night had been planned.

A trap.

She lifted her gaze slowly, locking onto Rovan's face, searching for even the smallest crack in his armor.

Anything.

A flicker of doubt.

A trace of regret.

She found nothing.

"Take her," the elder ordered.

The guards moved instantly.

Two of them.

Large. Armed. Unhesitating.

Their hands reached for her-

And something inside Aira broke.

Not into pieces.

Into fire.

She moved before they could grab her.

Twisting sharply, she drove her elbow into one guard's chest, catching him off guard just enough to shove him backward. Gasps erupted around her as she spun away, slipping through the stunned crowd.

"Stop her!"

But Aira was already running.

The forest swallowed her whole.

Branches clawed at her skin, tearing through her dress, roots rising like traps beneath her feet. She stumbled, recovered, pushed harder fear driving her faster than strength ever could.

Behind her, the howls began.

Low.

Hunting.

Too close.

Her lungs screamed for air, her chest tightening painfully as her vision blurred at the edges. Every step sent jolts of pain through her body, but she didn't stop.

She couldn't.

Not with death chasing her.

Not with the fragile life inside her depending on it.

She veered sharply, her foot slipping on loose gravel as she tumbled down a rocky incline. Pain exploded through her ankle as she hit the ground, a strangled cry tearing from her throat before she could stop it.

For a moment, she couldn't move.

Couldn't breathe.

The world spun violently around her.

Then-

A distant howl.

Closer.

Aira's eyes snapped open.

"No..." she whispered hoarsely.

Forcing herself upright, she staggered forward, ignoring the sharp, stabbing pain in her ankle. One step. Then another.

She pressed a trembling hand to her stomach.

"Please..." she whispered, her voice breaking. "Just hold on..."

The forest grew quieter.

Too quiet.

The howls faded.

Gone.

But that didn't mean she was safe.

It only meant they were waiting.

Watching.

When her body finally gave out, it wasn't from safety.

It was from exhaustion.

Aira collapsed beside a fallen log, her body shaking violently, dirt clinging to her skin, her breaths shallow and uneven.

Above her, the sky slowly began to lighten.

Dawn.

She was alive.

Rejected.

Hunted.

Alone.

But alive.

For now.

Miles away, a kingdom believed their problem had been erased.

Silenced.

Forgotten.

They were wrong.

Because the child growing inside her was not weak.

Not unwanted.

And not something that could be so easily destroyed.

Aira's fingers curled protectively over her stomach as her eyes slowly drifted shut.

They had tried to bury her.

But they had just made a mistake they would one day regret.

Because when this child was born-

It wouldn't just change her fate.

It would destroy theirs.

            
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