All Chapters of Rejected by my Alpha, the Moon goddess chose me.: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

They kicked me out before sunrise the next morning, no explanation, nor farewell ceremony. I barely had time to grab my belongings, the only few things I managed to take were the clothes on my back and the purse of herbs still strapped to my waist from the previous night.“You’re a disruption to the bond ceremony,” Beta Nelson said, his eyes hard as stone. “Your presence is… problematic.” He stuttered to say as if looking for the most demeaning words to describe the situation. “Problematic?” I asked my eyes widening, like I was some broken artifact they didn't know how to explain to guests. Like I had ever caused trouble or dishonored any of the wolves in the park. I could feel my heart sink, like something sacred had shattered inside me.No one would meet my gaze. Not even the healers I’d spent five years working alongside. Not even Elder Rowan nor Enchantress Mara, who once told me I had “a gift of gentle light.” Maybe they saw the mark blooming over my heart when the bond ignited

The wolves in the Northwood pack weren’t very jovial people Even though they offered me warm meals they didn’t say kind words. Instead, they watched me like I was a burning flame, unsure whether to put me out or add some more fuel.But Aether? He didn’t just watch. He really saw me. And honestly, that scared me more than Castillo’s rejection ever could.–––*Training Day*I heard the clash of steel before the sun rose this faithful morning Aether was out in the clearing, shirtless and gleaming with sweat, as if the atmosphere wasn’t cold enough or his body was being defensive against the wind. He moved like he was born for battle, striking his opponent with accurate precision. This wasn’t about proving anything; he simply exhibited dominance.Then our eyes met, and he stared at me continuously until I held my gaze. Before I knew it, he was pointing right at me.“You. Step in!”I blinked. “Excuse me?”“If you’re staying here in Northwood you fight,” he replied, his voice shar

Castillo lay there, bleeding out in the snow, and ahead of him stood the Nightbound creature.Aether appeared somewhat anxious but prepared for the creature to attack as he stood in front of me, his sword glimmering in the dim light. Rather, it just stared. Its eyes were fixed on me, grinning and immediately it vanished into the darkness like smoke.Castillo was rushed to the infirmary, and he was barely clinging to life. You’d think I’d feel angered, afraid, or perhaps upset. But honestly? I just felt cold.That creature knew my name. Or at least, it knew what I was. “Vessel.” Just like Castillo had said. Just like the whisper in my dream. I was beginning to think the blood moon wasn’t the worst thing to wake up to.Castillo lay broken in the heart of his territory—Alpha of BlueCrest, half-dead and all alone. What must be happening? I thought. This wasn’t the work of a rogue, it was personal and I have a feeling who exactly was behind it.Ceryn!Just remembering her name twisted my s

I have heard Enchantress Mara from the south always say “that the mountain keeps its secrets hidden.”Well, that might be a lie, because now the secret of the mountain is no longer hidden, it’s no more a secret and unknowingly I’m the one who made that happen.---The altar at the foot of Northwood is ancient and has always been quiet. It was like a forgotten treasure, covered with green grass and protected by old runes that only glowed when there were full moons.But now… those runes were lighting up glowing and the ground above them? It was cracking Aria the Northern seer stayed beside me, her hands shaking over the glyphs. “This isn’t supposed to happen yet,” she murmured. “It’s too soon, too soon than I had expected”“What’s inside?” I asked, feeling a bit of fear and confusion alongside She stared at me, and I couldn’t help but notice how scared and worried she was, You could tell she was really frightened “You.”“Me?” I asked surprised She just stared and uttered no wordBy

The moment the messenger mentioned her features, I froze in despair.“Red hair, dark eyes.” A friend I thought I could trust. She was one of the few persons I have been closest with these past couple of months.“She handed them the key,” the messenger girl whispered. “She let Ceryn’s wolves in.”Aether commanded immediately. “We need to lock down the pack now!”I couldn’t hear him properly, my ears were ringing, and my heart started palpitating vigorously. Melina is close to me. She was there from the first day I stepped into Northwoods. Her elder brother Daruis has a mate in BlueCrest, who told Melina everything that happened, so she was aware of the rejection I faced from Alpha Castillo. She held me when I cried out of worry my first few days here, and she always said, “I’d never leave you.”But she had. She opened the gates for the enemy, My enemy!---We didn’t even reach the main hall when the warning alarm rang. A long, sharp howl sliced through the air.Ceryn’s wolves were in