All Chapters of Crowned by the Moon, Rejected by the Alpha.: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

14 Chapters

Chapter One: The Invisible Omega

The silver plate vibrated in Aria Winters' hand as she swept through the crowded room, the worn leather boots barely touching the shiny stone floors, rubbed in a glitter in honor of today’s encounter shining on the faces of the shadow pack, laughing, drinking and praising the hunt. Their voices trembling in the rays like a long cry on the moon.She was invisible here, as always. A spirit dressed in the uniform of a servant hides among the bodies of wolves, who hardly recognize their existence except that they empty boxes or give orders for more food. By the age of 19, Aria had perfected the art of invisibly moving through space and becoming so small and banal that even her scent seemed to fade into the background, a useful skill when she was the only Omega in the pack, the weakest of them, the wolf without the wolf."More wine, Omega," smiled Beta Marcus Thornfield and did not look at her as he held the glass in front of her. Engraved with the seal of the lunar pack and a ghostly cre

Last Updated : 2025-06-30

Chapter Two: The Moon's Revelation

The silver moon hangs perfectly and brightly over the sacred forest and gives it a wonderful glow through the old oak outside. Aria clings to the rough bark of a large tree at the end of the ritual, her ribs piercing her heart like a longing for freedom. The Moon ritual - the holiest night in her group’s calendar - takes place before her and is full of mysterious glory.She shouldn’t be here, Omega didn’t have a license, but that wasn’t her intention. They are used to staying in the shadows, serving, purifying and remaining invisible. But tonight, there is something that attracted her, a charm that she couldn't resist, she couldn't say or ignore it. Her wolf was constantly under her skin, aroused more than ever.The group formed a concentric circle around an old stone altar in the middle of a forest, where elder Moira wore a white ceremonial dress that seemed to shine in the moonlight. The hierarchy was presented in perfect order: Alpha Kale and the Pack Elite Warriors are in the inne

Last Updated : 2025-06-30

Chapter Three: The Brutal Rejection

ARIA'S POVThe dawn came early and not soon enough.I sat on the small bed in my crowded room, pressing my upper body tightly against my knees while watching the faint sunlight slip through the floor of the treehouse. I could not sleep. How could I rest when every part of me was still tied to the man who wanted to break me?The bond between us remained, soft but constant. It carried his emotions like a song I never asked to hear. His determination seeped into me. That cold certainty that what he was doing was right. The decision to reject our bond for the sake of the pack.I wanted to shut everything out. I pressed my palms to my temples, trying to steady myself. These feelings, they didn’t belong to me, but still they flowed inside me, thick and stubborn like blood. There was no silence in a connection like ours. Even if the Moon Goddess herself had tried to mute it, it still echoed. Every breath and flicker of emotion moved along the thread between us.This would continue until I fo

Last Updated : 2025-06-30

Chapter Four: The Golden Cage

KALE'S POV In my head, the silence roared. It wasn’t just quiet. It screamed. Three hours had passed since the rejection. The loss of our connection clung to me like a phantom limb. It ached. It burned. No matter how much I told myself I did the right thing, the pain stayed. I sat at my desk in the old treehouse. General reports lay scattered in front of me. Might as well have been written in ancient runes. I couldn’t read them. Not really. My thoughts were nowhere near the page. “They’re just temporary,” I muttered and pressed my palms hard against my temples. “It’s just temporary,” I repeated. “The problem will fade. Everything goes back to normal.” But normal felt like another country. Some distant place I’d never see again. The room around me mocked me with its stillness. Aria’s presence used to shine here, quietly, through our bond. Now it was just space. Empty and cold. My wolf stirred at the edges of my mind. Restless. Frustrated. Desire and confusion twisted through h

Last Updated : 2025-07-07

Chapter Five: Exile and Discovery

ARIA'S POVOutside the field boundaries, the forest was somewhat different.Every shadow seemed to look at me, even the rustling of leaves sounded like a warning. I was holding my hairy leather bag tightly to my chest as I passed through a thick brush. My legs hurt and protested clearly, these beautiful shoes had never been designed for this kind of trip.Three days since I left the only house I knew. Civilization already seemed to come out of a memory; my stomach growled. The few provisions I could carry had almost disappeared and the forest offered more bitter roots than small fruits."That’s what freedom is," I said to myself while sliding a fence that left a new scratch on my arm. Better than staying where no one has noticed my existence.But when the weight of these last few days almost brought me to my knees, I wondered if it was really worth dying for freedom.The sound of water flowing through the air like a lifeline. I followed the noise until I found a narrow stream that fel

Last Updated : 2025-07-07

Chapter Six: The Stirring Within

The moonlight seemed different lately.It no longer just kissed Aria’s skin. It would flow, warm her bones, whisper things in a language she didn’t understand yet. She gazed at it for hours without realizing how time went by, her mouth slightly opened as if she was waiting for something. Words that she had never learned formed on her tongue before disappearing like smoke. Since she discovered her pregnancy, the world began to move around her. The forest no longer felt like a threat, but as a living being who looked at her, breathed and walked beside her.Sarah noticed it first."Your aura is changing," she murmured one night.The fire lit between them, casting their shadows in strange shapes along the worn walls. A strong scent of burning rosemary and old smoke filled the air. Sarah’s fingers followed a worn charm around her neck as she studied Aria with eyes older than the forest itself. Aria placed a hand on her lower back while the old woman sat by the fire, trying to relieve the cr

Last Updated : 2025-07-14

Chapter 7: Birth and Awakening

The weeks after Aria found out she was pregnant turned into a fog of fear and unstable hope. Every morning, her tummy reminded her that she was carrying Alpha Kales' baby; alone, rejected and desired by no one but herself. Its weight pressed it like a second skin, soft but impossible to shake.Sara became her shield. With a bedspread of herbs and whispered wisdom, she calmed Aria down with nausea, taught her that tea would relieve her cramps and told silent stories of lunar rituals and ancient times when wolves reigned alongside humans. These stories were not only comforting but were reminders that Aria, perhaps her daughter, was destined for more.One night, as they sat near a fine fire, Sarah leaned over and the orange light slipped into their eyes."You are different, my child," she said slowly, her voice stable but strange." Your scent and strength do not look like anything I have seen so far.Aria could only look at the flames. She felt her wolf move within her, as if it wanted t

Last Updated : 2025-07-15

Chapter 8: Whispers of the Moon

At night it blew on the walls.Aria opened her eyes and the silence of the room enveloped her like a second skin - heavy, obedient. Each breath seemed older than his body, as if it had come from the earth. Sarah had leaned in the furthest corner, her shallow breath rising and falling beneath a blanket that seemed older than time. The dust clung to its threads like secrets, like stories that no longer had mouths.But something outside called.Not with sound.With presence.Aria sat up slowly. Her feet slipped on the ground, and the cold bit the soles of his feet. The wooden door sighed as it opened, as if holding her breath with it. The darkness wasn’t empty—it was watching.The silver wolf moved slowly and carefully between the trees, as if it was somewhere important. Although the earth remained silent, he palpitated with consciousness. Every leaf held eyes. Every branch remembered.Aria stepped into the open air. Her hand instinctively found her stomach.It was still there—that soft,

Last Updated : 2025-07-16

Chapter 9: The Voice in the Wind

The scream still echoed behind her eyes.Aria sat up, the cabin walls shrinking around her like ribs too tight for breath. Her skin prickled. Not from cold, but from something deeper—something stirred awake and refused to sleep again. The fire was out. Sarah was still. But the silence wasn’t whole. There was a crack in it now, a place where sound had broken through.That voice.It wasn’t imagined. It had clawed its way through wind and trees, carrying weight Aria couldn’t explain—until she touched her belly again.The baby turned.Not a kick, not a twitch, but a roll. A signal.He heard it too. Aria didn’t wait this time. Raising her legs from the bed, her feet touched the cold planks and creaked as if they remembered storms. She did not bother to wear shoes. Her wolf preferred the dirt anyway.The door of the house groaned while pressing; the forest found it with a supernatural silence. No insects, no rustling leaves. Just the weight of something watching.The moon hung swollen and l

Last Updated : 2025-07-17

Chapter 10: Awakening in the Dark.

The moon hovered just above the large white tips, shining everything around them in a soft silver glow.The cold air squeezed her skin, but Aria felt the heat inside. A warmth that no longer belonged to heralone. It had shifted. They stopped at the edge of the trees.Aria closed her eyes. She could feel her baby stirring again. A gentle pulse, not panic, not pain.It was a sign.“He’s waking something in you,” Sarah said, not looking at her. Aria didn’t ask who ‘he’ was since shealready knew. Although every part of her refused, the truth was as hard as a stone in her stomach.Kale.The name had a bitter taste in her mouth. The memory of his refusal burned behind her eyes. But the connection is neither broken nor complete. She heard it in the wind as the trees whispered his name.She felt it in his bones.“I thought I was free of this,” Aria whispered. Sarah placed a hand on her shoulder. “Freedom doesn’t always mean silence.” Aria looked at her, eyes wide.Sarah’s gaze softened. “

Last Updated : 2025-07-19

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