Claiming The Rejected Omega

Aiden was seated in his throne room, staring blankly into space as his father walked in. The King observed his son’s expression and noticed the sadness etched on his face. He approached him and asked, “Aiden, why do you look so glum? Is it because of Chloe?”

Aiden looked up at his father, surprised that he had guessed the reason for his sadness. He nodded slowly and said, “Yes, Father. I miss her so much, and I want her back with me.”

His father sighed and asked, “Then why aren’t you doing anything to get her back? You’re the Alpha, Aiden. You have the power to make things happen. If you really want her back here, you know that you can easily arrange for that to happen.”All content is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

Aiden’s shoulders slumped, and he replied, “I made a deal with Liam. He allowed me to heal Chloe when she was poisoned, and in return, I promised not to interfere with his relationship with her. My word is my honor, Father, and I cannot go back on it.”

The King nodded thoughtfully and said, “I understand your dilemma, Aiden, but you cannot let your honor stand in the way of your happiness. Chloe is important to you, and you must fight for her. Liam may have a hold on her, but you have the power of love on your side.”

Aiden was silent for a few moments, contemplating his father’s words. He knew that his father was right. He couldn’t let his honor stand in the way of his happiness. He needed to fight for Chloe, even if it meant going against his word to Liam.

Finally, he spoke, “You’re right, Father. I cannot let my honor stand in the way of my happiness. I need to fight for Chloe, even if it means going against my word to Liam. I’ll do whatever it takes to win her back.”

His father smiled at him and said, “That’s the spirit, Aiden. Remember, love conquers all, and you have the power of love on your side.”

Aiden sighed heavily, the weight of his father’s words settling heavily on his shoulders. “I know, Father. I know you don’t like seeing me like this, but I can’t just let go of Chloe. She’s my life, my mate. I can’t just abandon her when she needs me the most.”

The King’s expression softened, his gaze turning sympathetic. “I understand that, Aiden. But sometimes, letting go is the best thing we can do for ourselves and for the ones we love. Maybe it’s time to consider that.”

Aiden shook his head vehemently, his eyes blazing with determination. “I can’t just give up on her, Father. Not now, not ever. Liam is a problem, but I’ll figure something out. I won’t abandon Chloe, no matter what.”

The King studied his son’s face for a moment before nodding. “Very well, Aiden. I trust your judgment. Just remember, I’m here for you if you ever need me.”

Aiden nodded gratefully, his heart filled with gratitude for his father’s understanding. “Thank you, Father. I appreciate it.”

They fell into a comfortable silence, the only sound filling the room the quiet rustle of fabric as they shifted in their seats. Aiden’s mind raced with thoughts of Chloe and Liam, trying to think of a way to get his mate back without breaking his promise to Liam.

Suddenly, an idea struck him, and he turned to his father, his eyes shining with determination. “Father, I think I have an idea. It might be risky, but I think it’s worth a shot.”

The King raised an eyebrow, his interest piqued. “What is it?”

Aiden leaned forward, his eyes narrowing in concentration. “What if we could get Liam to see reason? What if we could convince him that Chloe belongs with me and that it’s better for everyone if they just let us be together?”

The King considered this for a moment before nodding slowly. “It’s not a bad plan, Aiden. But how do you propose we do that?”

Aiden smiled wryly, his mind already working out the details. “I have a few ideas. It’ll take some convincing, but I think we can get through to him. And if all else fails, I’ll challenge him for Chloe.”

The King’s eyes widened in surprise, but then he nodded slowly. “I see. Well, whatever you decide, just be careful. Liam is not one to be taken lightly.”

Aiden nodded, his expression determined. “I will, Father. I’ll do whatever it takes to get Chloe back.”

The two of them fell into a companionable silence once more, lost in their own thoughts. Aiden’s mind buzzed with plans and ideas, his heart filled with a fierce determination to win back his mate no matter what.

Aiden nodded, feeling a renewed sense of hope and determination. He knew that it wouldn’t be easy, but he was willing to do whatever it takes to win Chloe back. He stood up from his throne and walked out of the room, his mind already working on a plan to win back the woman he loved.

Aiden paced back and forth in his throne room, his mind consumed with thoughts of Chloe. He couldn’t stop thinking about her, about the pain and suffering she was enduring in that dungeon. His heart ached at the thought of her being locked up like a common criminal.

But his father’s words echoed in his mind, and he couldn’t shake them off. Maybe it was time to let go of Chloe. As much as it hurt him to even consider it, maybe it was the best thing for her. She was fighting for their love, and he admired her strength and determination, but at what cost?

Aiden sighed deeply and ran his hand through his hair, trying to make sense of his conflicting emotions. On one hand, he couldn’t bear the thought of losing Chloe, but on the other hand, he couldn’t bear the thought of her suffering any longer. It was a lose-lose situation.