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The Alpha’s Rejected Omega
The Alpha’s Rejected Omega
Penulis: Lucy Doe

The bond

Penulis: Lucy Doe
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2026-01-16 16:20:47

Kyrian was gathering camomile petals at the forest behind the pack house when the world tilted.

Not enough to make him fall.

But enough to make him stop breathing for half a second, his vision blurred.

His fingers froze at the tip of the flower as he was about to pick the petals. The soft yellow petals trembled beneath his touch. Something deep in his chest pulled tight, sharp and sudden like an invisible thread being yanked without warning.

Kyrian knew what that feeling meant.

“Mate,” He whispered

The word tasted strange in his mouth.

Kyrian swallowed and slowly straightened, his breath shallow, his heart beating too fast for a moment that should have been peaceful.

The forest was calm.

The wind barely stirred the petals. Nothing had changed except him.

The bond had awakened.

“No… please, no,” He whispered.

His legs gave out and he fell to his knees, the shears slipping from his fingers to the ground as his hands began to tremble.

Not because he didn’t believe in fate. Not because he feared it.

But because he already knew who it was. The strong pull from the bond, the energy and power emanating from it. The kind of power every pack member was familiar with, the very one that ruled them.

The Alpha of the Blackwood Pack.

“Damon Belloti.”

Kyrian had known Damon his entire life, in the distant way omegas knew alphas who ruled from high ground and stone halls. Damon Belloti the alpha of the strongest, wealthiest and most feared pack in the west “Blackwood pack”.

His strong, fearless, cold with serious anger issues, his voice alone could silence a room. His presence bent the air around him, heavy with authority. Most importantly…

He hated weakness.

“He already had a chosen mate.” Already spoken for.

Kyrian pressed a hand to his chest as the bond settled, warm and aching, like something ancient stretching awake after a long sleep. It did not hurt. That was the cruelest part.

“It felt… right.”

Tears filled his eyes, blurring the trees into shapes of green and gold. He squeezed his eyes shut,

refusing to let them fall.

Omegas were watched closely in the pack, judged for every emotion, every weakness. The lowest in the pack ranks, slaves of the pack. He learned long ago how to survive by being quiet, by being useful, by being unseen.

But fate had other plans.

Across the pack house, Damon Belloti paused mid stride.

He was in the council hall, stone walls echoing with voices, when the sensation struck him sharp, undeniable, threading straight through his core. His jaw tightened instantly. The room seemed to shrink, the air pressing against his lungs.

“Mate”

Impossible.

“An omega?”

The word left a bitter taste in his mouth.

He could tell it’s an omega but he didn’t know who exactly it was?

Damon’s eyes darkened, his instincts roaring awake as his alpha power surged before he forced it back down. The council members noticed the shift immediately. Silence fell.

“Alpha?” Elder Elijah Lopez asked carefully.

Damon said nothing.

Because he knew.

The moon did not make mistakes.

And yet it had.

Damon already had a chosen mate to rule beside him.

Hanna Lopez.

Daughter of Elder Elijah Lopez, former Delta of the pack, she’s the strongest, most cunning and clever woman in Blackwood pack.

She was everything an Omega was not.

She stood waiting beyond the council hall, her posture flawless and strong like that of a warrior, her silver white hair braided in the formal style of a ruling Luna. A woman of perfection both in beauty and strength worthy of an alpha.

Their union had been decided long ago. Not by the moon, but by politics and power to strengthen the pack. She hadn’t been crowned as the Luna yet but she was chosen to fill that position

Everyone knew Hannah would be Luna soon.

Kyrian knew there’s no way alpha Damon would pick an omega over a strong beta female to rule as Luna.

Damon closed his eyes briefly and crushed the bond down with brute will.

He would not acknowledge it.

Could not.

An Omega mate would shatter the balance holding the pack together, it would ruin everything he spent his whole life building. His reputation and his position as the strongest alpha in the west. An omega is too weak to stand beside him as his Luna.

The elders would never allow it.

His enemies would see it as his weakness and exploit it to ruin him.

Hannah would be humiliated.

War would follow.

He and his pack would be a mockery of the werewolf race.

This has never happened before.

An alpha mated to an omega.

Impossible

One Omega was not worth that cost.

Kyrian felt it immediately.

The sudden pressure. The sharp, suffocating pain as the bond recoiled, not broken, but wounded. He gasped, dropping to his knees in the dirt, fingers clawing into the soil as his vision blurred.

So that was his answer.

Not rejection spoken aloud. But rejection all the same. Kyrian laughed at himself it was exactly what he expected would happen the moment he felt the bond.

Alpha Damon would never accept an Omega as his mate, Kyrian could already picture the look on his face when he finds out his Omega mate is also a man.

Kyrian laughed bitterly at himself.

What a cruel world!.

“Why me?” he whispered into the silent forest, his voice breaking.

The moon offered no comfort.

Only the promise that this was just the beginning.

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  • The Alpha’s Rejected Omega   Emptiness

    Kyrian did not wake angry, he woke up empty. Not the fragile kind of emptiness that trembled and begged and hoped. Not the hollow ache that once throbbed whenever Damon turned away, this was different. The suppression had burned through him like wildfire, stripped something raw from beneath his ribs and left behind scorched earth. The bond still existed faint, dulled, distant but it no longer clawed at him, It no longer reached and in that silence, something inside Kyrian shifted. He lay in his bed in the pack house, staring at the ceiling, listening to the subtle movements outside his door. Guards. Always guards now. Two stationed at the corridor entrance. One posted discreetly near the courtyard whenever Kyrian was permitted outside. The elders called it precaution but Kyrian called it surveillance. “You’re to report to Head Steward Mara in the morning,” the guard said stiffly. “Pack house staff rotation. Direct order.” Kyrian stood very still. “From the council?” he asked.

  • The Alpha’s Rejected Omega   The Poison Of Mercy

    The healer arrived with the syringe already prepared. The council hall had gone unnaturally quiet after Kyrian’s acceptance of the verdict, the air thick with tension and something like dread. Elders remained seated, their faces rigid, while guards shifted uneasily along the walls. Damon stood motionless at the center of the chamber, jaw locked so tightly it ached, eyes fixed not on the council, not on Hannah, but on Kyrian. Kyrian stood straight, shoulders squared, expression carved from ice. The healer bowed once, shallow and formal, and stepped forward. In her hand was a long glass syringe filled with a viscous liquid that shimmered faintly under the torchlight. It was not a color Kyrian could name. Not quite silver. Not quite clear. It moved slowly, as if resisting itself. Kyrian felt his stomach tighten, but he did not step back. “This is the compound,” the healer said quietly. “It will not sever the bond immediately. It will weaken it in stages. If rejection is required lat

  • The Alpha’s Rejected Omega   Ashes In The Blood

    Kyrian woke choking.It was the first thing he felt before air, before light, before memory. A sharp, intrusive pull slammed into his chest like a hand fisting around his heart and squeezing hard enough to steal his breath. He gasped, fingers curling into the sheets beneath him, muscles locking as the connection surged awake with brutal insistence.There you are.The bond was not gentle.It never had been.Kyrian lay still, breathing through the spike of sensation as it settled into a familiar ache, heavy and omnipresent. Awareness pressed in from every direction. Distance. Direction. Damon. Always Damon. The Alpha’s presence loomed at the edge of Kyrian’s senses like a storm held back by sheer will. He could tell that Damon was close by and that he had been in this room, he could smell him heavy in the air.He hated that he could tell Damon was awake.He hated that he could tell Damon was close.Kyrian opened his eyes.The ceiling above him was not stone damp with mold, not low and o

  • The Alpha’s Rejected Omega   Vigil

    Damon didn’t remember deciding to run.One moment he was on his knees beside Kyrian’s unmoving body, the next he was lifting him into his arms and tearing out of the cells like the world was ending behind him. “Move,” he snarled, dominance cracking like thunder through the corridors.Guards scattered. Doors flew open. Someone shouted for healers, voices blurring into noise as Damon took the stairs two at a time, Kyrian’s weight terrifyingly light against his chest.He didn’t slow until he reached the pack hospital. “Out of the way,” he barked, already laying Kyrian on the nearest bed.Healers flooded the room, hands glowing, scents sharp with urgency. Damon backed away only when they physically forced him to, his wolf pacing, clawing, howling in his skull.He’s not breathing right.He’s too still.This is my fault. Damon whispered. “Alpha,” one healer said carefully, “the bond…” “I don’t care,” Damon snapped. “Fix him.” They worked in tense silence. Minutes stretched into somethi

  • The Alpha’s Rejected Omega   The Cost Of Silence

    Damon left without another word. The cell door closed with a final, hollow sound that echoed long after his footsteps faded. Kyrian remained exactly where he was, eyes fixed on the iron bars as if they might dissolve if he stared hard enough. They didn’t. The bond screamed once sharp, desperate then fell into a dull, throbbing ache that settled deep in his chest. He felt like his body, spirit and soul was slipping away if that’s even possible. Kyrian exhaled slowly. Something inside him loosened. Not hope. Expectation. He lay back against the stone, staring at the ceiling, and for the first time since the bond awakened, he did not wait for Damon to come back. The pack felt it but no one was brave enough to say anything. It bothered and scared them. Everyone felt it in their core, the pack was no longer the same. The Alpha’s presence no longer steadied them it fractured them. Orders contradicted each other. Patrol routes shifted without explanation. Warriors hesitated, g

  • The Alpha’s Rejected Omega   What He Withholds

    No one came.At first, Kyrian counted time by footsteps.Guards changing shifts. Servants passing above the cell. The distant echo of patrol boots on stone. Every sound made his heart lift for half a second an irrational, humiliating hope that Damon would finally appear.He stopped counting after the third day.His been refusing to eat the meals given to him but today was different, he felt like he would pass out from hunger.Hunger arrived quietly. Not as pain, not as desperation but as absence. Food was brought regularly, shoved through the bars without eye contact. Kyrian finally ate because his body demanded it, not because he wanted to. Each bite felt heavy in his mouth, tasteless, mechanical.By the eight day, even that became difficult.The bond inside him had changed.It no longer screamed.It pulled.A slow, draining ache, like something tethered too far away. Every hour without Damon nearby made his chest feel hollow, like a limb gone numb from lack of blood. His body ached

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