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Love Struck

Author: Sabeeco
last update publish date: 2026-10-17 18:32:23

ALERIC

When I was searching high and wide for my mate, it never once crossed my mind that she could be hidden right in the neighboring Rufous Moon pack. If I had known, I might have found her long ago, sparing her years of agony and avoiding the disaster of Lily entirely.

​Instead, I had found Lily within my own borders, only to be cast aside. Back then, I honestly believed I would die without a Luna. I certainly never expected the Moon Goddess to be generous enough to grant me a second-chance
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  • The Rejected Alpha   Never Lucky

    MIRABEL​I honestly had no idea what had just happened to me, or why my body had reacted with such violent, irrational terror. When those three heavily built men walked into the room just as Olivia was helping me sit up, I had to admit, against every survival instinct I possessed, that they all looked striking. For a fleeting second, caught up in the disorienting haze of recovery, I even wondered if I had somehow been dragged into some strange, unfamiliar world.​I was quietly admiring the view before me when my gaze suddenly locked onto the lead man. ​Everything shifted instantly into slow motion. It felt as though every molecule of oxygen in the room had been forcefully vacuumed out, leaving my lungs filled with nothing but the rich, grounding scent of sandalwood and fresh rain. It was a scent I recognized instantly; it had quietly enveloped my unconscious senses for weeks, comforting me when I was floating in the dark. I liked it.​But the familiarity quickly curdled into suffocati

  • The Rejected Alpha   Walking Away

    JASON​That diplomatic summit should have wrapped up a full day earlier if the regional elders weren't so pathologically monotonous. A simple, straightforward consensus regarding the Rufous Moon takeover would have saved everyone a migraine, but no, they had to drag it out through sheer stubbornness. Certain provincial Alphas took offense to our border policies, triggering endless reviews, petty trade-offs of unwarranted blame, and endless, soul-numbing recesses that bled right into a second day. It was an excruciating waste of time.​Honestly, I hadn't expected Aleric to stick it out to the bitter end. He practically had zero patience when dealing with bureaucratic red tape, but nothing about our Alpha's behavior lately followed the old rules. He kept surprising me, though, to be fair, he spent half the summit openly brooding and whining about wasting time he would rather spend with his unconscious mate.​The moment our convoy crossed back into Howling Moon territory, we ran a quick

  • The Rejected Alpha   What Does It Mean?

    ALERICIt was true that I had completely ignored Olivia’s warning and barged into the room, but I did it because my chest felt like it was caving in. I couldn't stand standing out in the cold corridor, forced to listen to her laughing so sweetly with someone who wasn't me.​Why doesn't she want to see the person she derived so much warmth and comfort from?​A bitter, irrational sting twisted in my gut. I felt used, like she had anchored herself to my presence, drifting away in her unconscious state only to wake up and try to dump me at the first opportunity. That didn't make any sense. I told myself I only rushed in out of curiosity, desperate to finally see what those eyes looked like since they had remained an agonizing mystery for months. I was only curiosity.​As we huddled back in the hallway, the silence was suffocating. I tried to retrace every step, desperately searching for where I had gone wrong. Was it a crime to want to approach my own fated mate? Was I too rash? Nothing m

  • The Rejected Alpha   Don't Blame Me

    ALERICThe high-stakes diplomatic summit in the remote Xalie Valley had dragged on for three excruciating days, longer than I had ever anticipated or had the patience to endure. Not only were the council elders interrogating me for my swift, ruthless dismantling of the Rufous Moon pack, but they were actively trying to pin the blame on me for the shadow war currently brewing between the regional covens, werebears, and our own kind.​If I had caved to my initial impulse and sent Jason in my place, those self-righteous vultures wouldn't have just succeeded in scapegoating us; they would have slapped the Howling Moon pack with severe, punitive sanctions. Not that a few political threats would ever genuinely compromise my territory, but my presence had been necessary. I had a few long-overdue grievances of my own to air, and what better venue to lay down the law than right in front of the high council? Besides, Jason lacked the cold, predatory authority required to properly terrorize thos

  • The Rejected Alpha   Scared Of The Alpha

    OLIVIAShe had no idea how many people were practically falling over each other just to catch a glimpse of their future Luna. Of course, common sense dictated that we couldn't just throw open the ICU doors and flood her room with an adoring crowd; she is far too fragile to handle that kind of pressure right now. I really can't wait for the rest of the pack to finally meet and get to know her.Aleric doesn't have to guess what her eyes looked like anymore, very soon, he would get to see the striking, mesmerizing gaze that had quietly haunted his thoughts for months.It's just a pity that our Alpha, who for weeks had kept vigil beside her and hadn't strayed more than twenty paces from the ICU doors, was now conveniently away from pack grounds today of all days. He had been dragged off for a mandatory two-day urgent pack business, locked in a grueling, high-stakes cross-border treaty summit with a volatile foreign delegation.First, however, I needed to get in touch with Aleric to delive

  • The Rejected Alpha   Beautiful

    OLIVIAIn all my twelve years as a pack physician, I had never encountered a single soul who could tilt the entire axis of the Howling Moon pack with zero effort the way Mirabel did.​She had been locked away in our ICU unit for a little over a month now, and the collective anxiety of the pack was suffocating. But Aleric? Aleric was dangerously close to driving me completely, certifiably insane. At his worst points during those first few weeks, it was genuinely difficult to discern whether the patient or the Alpha was the one who needed emergency psychiatric admission.​Everyone in the inner circle saw what was staring them right in the face from day one, everyone, that is, except the stubborn idiot himself.​The first few days after she was brought in, Aleric had completely fallen apart. He outright refused to function, abandoning his administrative duties, skipping meals, and maintaining a relentless, unblinking vigil by her bedside.​I couldn’t entirely blame the poor bastard. Deep

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