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THE ONE HE MUST REJECT

Author: Kimuli
last update Last Updated: 2026-03-08 17:29:17

The hallway outside the locker room felt too quiet.

Adrian walked without seeing where he was going. His boots struck the polished floor in slow, heavy steps, but his mind wasn’t on the corridor, the academy, or the pack.

It was on Darius’s words.

Adrian clenched his jaw.

Darius had been many things in at the time they'd trained together, defiant, observant, occasionally insufferable but rarely wrong. That was the problem.

And today… the boy had seen too much.

Adrian pushed open the side door t
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  • CURSED FOR LOVE   THE COLLISION

    Three days later.Adrian had buried himself in training.It was the only thing that kept his mind quiet—if only for a little while. The constant burn in his muscles, the sharp sting in his knuckles, the sweat running down his back… it drowned out everything else.His father’s words.The pressure of the pack.And the strange, irritating memory of a girl he had only glimpsed from across the cafeteria. The punching bag swung violently as Adrian drove another fist into it.Thud.The chains rattled from the force. His knuckles were already raw, but he barely felt it.Thud.Kel leaned against the wall nearby, arms folded.“You’re going to break it,” he said casually.Adrian didn’t stop.“Good.”Kel watched him for another moment before shaking his head. “You know beating up equipment doesn’t solve anything.”Adrian delivered one final punch before stepping back, chest rising and falling heavily.“I’m not trying to solve anything.”Before Kel could answer, the training hall doors opened.In

  • CURSED FOR LOVE   SHADOWS OF DUTY

    “Adrian.” The voice pulled him out of his thoughts. Adrian blinked and turned slightly. Kel approached with his usual relaxed stride, hands tucked into the pockets of his jacket. His reddish-brown hair was slightly messy from training, and the fading evening light caught the sharp lines of his face. There was always something steady about Kel—something dependable. It was one of the reasons Adrian had chosen him as his Beta long before they had even left their teenage years. They had grown up together, trained together, fought side by side. Kel stopped a few steps away, studying Adrian carefully with calm blue eyes. “Darius told me I’d find you here,” he said as he approached. “Said you might need someone to talk to.” Adrian let out a quiet breath and looked away again. “Of course he did.” Kel studied his face carefully. “Is everything okay?” he asked gently. “For a moment there, it looked like something was stressing you out.” A faint chuckle escaped Adrian despite himsel

  • CURSED FOR LOVE   THE ONE HE MUST REJECT

    The hallway outside the locker room felt too quiet.Adrian walked without seeing where he was going. His boots struck the polished floor in slow, heavy steps, but his mind wasn’t on the corridor, the academy, or the pack.It was on Darius’s words.Adrian clenched his jaw.Darius had been many things in at the time they'd trained together, defiant, observant, occasionally insufferable but rarely wrong. That was the problem.And today… the boy had seen too much.Adrian pushed open the side door that led to the training wing. Cold evening air rushed in, carrying the faint scent of pine and damp earth from the forest that bordered the academy grounds.He welcomed it.Anything to clear his head.He walked toward the edge of the field . The grass rustled under his boots as the distant noise of students slowly dissolved into silence.Only then did he stop.His hands slid into his pockets as he stared across the quiet fieldWas he right? Was l reckless?The questions settled in his chest like

  • CURSED FOR LOVE   THE HUMAN VARIABLE

    Adrian didn’t wait. He cut down the corridor outside the field with long, purposeful strides. The echo of boots and careless laughter bounced off the walls, fading with every step. Darius followed in silence, his pace measured, his expression unreadable. His wolf wasn’t. It prowled beneath his skin, alert and restless, reacting to the rigid set of Adrian’s shoulders. This wasn’t just about the drill. Darius had known that the moment Adrian’s gaze had locked onto him from across the field—cold, assessing, already condemning. They reached the boys’ locker room. It was nearly empty now. A few open lockers yawned like broken teeth, the air thick with the sharp scent of sweat, metal, and detergent. Fluorescent lights flickered overhead, buzzing faintly. Adrian stepped inside and shut the door. The click echoed louder than it should have. “You used your wolf,” Adrian said, wasting no time. Darius dropped his bag onto the nearest bench and exhaled slowly. “I used my speed.” Adri

  • CURSED FOR LOVE   ALPHA ADRIAN

    Adrian had been trained to feel nothing. Every word from his father, Alpha Luca, had hammered the same lesson into him: pain was weakness, love was destruction, attachment was failure. From the moment he could walk, every mistake, every lapse in control, was met with harsh correction—brutal training meant to forge him into a leader capable of surviving—and dominating—anything. “You must endure everything, Adrian,” his father had said one morning in the office, pacing in the cold light streaming through the windows. “The pack survives because its Alpha feels no pain. You will feel nothing. You will let nothing distract you. You will lead, or the pack dies.” Adrian had obeyed. He had learned to endure, to dominate, to shut down any trace of weakness. By seventeen, his mind and body obeyed him like soldiers in line. Feelings were irrelevant. Attachments were fatal. Distractions were punishable. It was around that time his father summoned him while Adrian managed the pack’s daily af

  • CURSED FOR LOVE   THE CAPTAIN

    LIORA'S POV I stirred my drink, glancing towards the Crimson Athenaeum in the distance. The building was huge, with red bricks that seemed darker than the rest of campus. Its tall windows reflected the fading sunlight, but the shadows inside moved in ways that didn’t feel right. Even from here, a shiver ran down my spine, like the place was hiding secrets it didn’t want anyone to find. “Mara… why do you think they made such a rule? Is there something wrong with that place?” “I don’t really know… I just heard no one’s allowed inside. Maybe it’s because the building’s old. They’re probably afraid it could collapse or something.”she shrugged I hesitated. “There’s something I didn’t tell you.” Mara frowned and leaned forward.“What?” “I saw something. Yesterday night.” She straightened, eyes narrowing. “Saw what, Liora—” But before l could say anything , a deafening crash tore through the hallway. The door flew open and a group of seniors stormed in, laughing loudly, tossing

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