All Chapters of Rejected by my Alpha, Loved by my Beta: Chapter 1 - Chapter 8

Aurelia’s POV “This is the new Luna, Liora Vale,” the maid introduced. I stared at Liora as she smiled at me. Her long, wavy brown hair fell neatly on her shoulders, and her hazel eyes glowed underneath the chandelier. It all felt like a dream. No this couldn’t be true. The maid’s words echoed in my head once more. “…the new Luna….” My eyes darted to my mate, Alpha Kael Riverstone who was leaning against the doorframe with a stern expression. Three days. He’d been gone for three days only for him to come back with my replacement. “Kael. What’s going on here?” I asked. Liora chuckled as Kael ignored me and she took a step closer to me. “It’s been a while, Aurelia,” she taunted, her eyes raking me. “I must say, you haven’t changed much. You’re still so… fragile.” Out of all the people Kael had chosen to replace me with, he had chosen Liora Vale, my childhood bully. A figure that had been prominent in my childhood trauma. She was here for one thing. And that was

Aurelia’s POV I was cold and lonely, engulfed in darkness with the stench of urine and dirt making me uneasy. I was in the Royal dungeon. Kael had locked me up immediately after Liora had told him everything. I was a fool to think that victory would come that easily. Liora was stronger than I could imagine. She’d pounced on my mistake and found a way to manipulate Kael. She knew everything about me. She knew that I was going to make dinner, and so she poisoned herself. A drastic move just so she could send me away. She despised me so much. The feeling was mutual. Her goal was clear—to humiliate me and take everything away from me. And she’d done just that. The sound of footsteps echoing through the darkness snatched me out of my thoughts. I was sitting on the cold stony floor, hugging my knees as I tried to keep it together. There was no point in losing my mind about something I couldn’t save. I rubbed my stomach. My child. If only Kael knew. “Why?” Kael spoke through the

Aurelia’s POVFive years later. The late afternoon sun stood high as I arrived back at the pack. I was drenched in sweat and dirt with the feeling of exhaustion crawling on my skin. I’d gone for a weekly hunt with a bunch of Delta guards who were dragging our game back to the pack. Being Alpha was more tedious than I imagined. There were a lot of pointless traditions you had to keep on and deer hunting was one of them in the Red Moon pack. As I arrived at the royal house, he was waiting for me. My beta, Rune Carver. His short white hair glittered in the sun and so did his icy blue eyes. The sun bathed his pale skin making it white as snow. He was gorgeous, and he knew this. After helping him rescue that little boy, he’d told me I was Alpha material but I never believed him. I’d thought the pack would never let a female rule over them, but I was wrong. They’d all seen how strong I was and so they agreed to give me the position after the last Alpha passed on. On that day, he’d been b

Aurelia’s POVA sense of relief washed over me as Kael’s Cadillac drove out of sight. We were safe for now. I knew that Kael wasn’t going to stop. Now that he knew of Asher’s existence he was going to keep coming until he finally got what he wanted—him. My nightmare had come to life. And I was scared. Not just for me and my son, but for my pack as well. Kael could be ruthless when pushed over the edge. Rune turned around and walked back into the house without saying a word. Today I’d seen a different side of him. And it made me wonder, how many sides of Rune has he hidden from me? He’d stepped in when Kael got closer and had called himself my fiancé. That had been the biggest surprise. He was ready to do anything to protect me. I was too afraid to speak or stand up against Kael. I was a fool, an Alpha that still felt threatened by her past. I’d always said that the past wouldn’t affect me any longer, but it’d just been a facade and a stupid excuse to bury them deep instead of helpin