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Refusing The Northern Alpha's Fatal Rejection

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 1390    |    Released on: 20/10/2026

ina

the hurried voice of Wyatt, Deacon's Be

has arrived at the courtyard w

turned to the wooden stand by the wall, and grabbed his heavy black comm

drink, she collapsed, and the healers found the poison in the goblet. The king had her locked in the Tower of the Deposed, and when Deacon pleaded for bot

into the royal court, where Jens Wolfe had arranged for him to be punished with a whip secretly laced with silver needles. The torture

act. Despite everything I had done to hurt him, he had secretly brought me to this very chamber and hidden me inside a passage he had built wit

ould at least return the protection he had once given me. I would not stand by

om and throwing my back hard against the heavy oak

front of me, staring down

the Alpha King's Command is

ut from behind him, sha

d now your madness is dragging my brother to the execu

ven had manipulated me into, but I knew better than to waste precious time defending myself to Jael

, fixing my eyes onto Dea

ou. The moment you step into the royal court, yo

crossing his eyes. He reached out with one massive h

d under the pressure, but I bit down hard on my lip and dug my

ame, my voice cracking from the strain. "

eyes seemed to stun him for a fraction of a second,

ist with both hands and pulled with all the weight in my b

ing forward to pry my hands away, but I threw

unfold exactly as they had before. But I remembered how, in my previous life, Deacon had chosen to protect me even after I was accused, telling

the way to the stone fireplace. Reaching behind the heavy mantelpiece, I sl

the hearth slid open, revealing a narrow, pitch-b

not explain it with memories from my previous life-not now. According to

rk opening before turning to the stunned princess. "You to

nd followed us into the narrow stone corridor. The hidden door ground shut behind us, c

d, our mingled breaths lo

e the silence, leaning his back against the wet stone, h

antries and drove s

the royal court has been secretly replaced by Jens

o drop below freezing in an instant. Silver

plinary weapons are guarded exclusively by the Council of E

ilitary funds," I replied coldly, repeating what I had learne

ension. He knew the rot inside the Council of Elders better tha

" he asked, his voice lo

in the eye, delive

order right now. He has already slipped into the capital secr

come in pieces, each one exposing another lie Jens had fed me and another part of the conspiracy I had been too blind to rec

color drained from her face, leaving her ghost-white as

e narrow passage as his Lycan aura flared violently,

nd around my jaw, lifting my face toward his blazing golden

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Refusing The Northern Alpha's Fatal Rejection
Refusing The Northern Alpha's Fatal Rejection
“I transmigrated into the body of Alvina Buckley, the most despised noble daughter in the Lycan empire. The moment I opened my eyes, my terrifying Lycan husband, the Lord of the North, was standing over me with pure disgust, about to sever our mate-bond. The original owner of this body had just framed his mother with silver poison at a royal banquet, sending the high Luna to a freezing prison. Now, everyone wanted me dead. His royal sister was ready to tear my throat out, and the entire Northern Knight Order treated me like vermin. In the original storyline, my husband would step out of this room, obey a royal summons, and have his energy channels permanently destroyed by a silver-laced whip. All of this was orchestrated by Jens Wolfe, the hypocritical noble the original Alvina had foolishly worshipped. After my husband was crippled, I would be abandoned and left to rot in a dark cell. I refused to let that be my fate. Why should I die for a traitor's manipulative game? Hearing him speak the fatal rejection vow, I threw off the blankets, lunged forward, and grabbed his heavy military uniform. "No. I do not accept." I looked straight into his golden eyes and exposed the entire death trap waiting for him in the capital. When Jens Wolfe came knocking the next morning to gloat over my misery, I calmly poured a cup of tea. Because I had already hidden my monstrous husband behind the grand hall's tapestry, just waiting for the traitor to confess his own treason.”