All Chapters of The Rejected Luna: Chapter 1 - Chapter 6

Today was the day. The day Zane, the heir, would be crowned Alpha of the Blood Moon Pack, following his father's passing. It was also the day he would likely find his mate. A shiver ran down Maya's spine, a mix of fear and resignation. Maya was a weak omega, the most looked down upon in the pack. As the beta's daughter, she carried a double burden: the shame of her low status and the pressure to uphold her family's honor. She always avoided gatherings, preferring the solitude of the forest to the judging eyes of the pack members. But today was different. Everyone was required to be present. The coronation was a sacred event, a display of unity and strength. There was no escaping it. "Maya, make sure you attend the ceremony, and don't disgrace us," her father instructed, his voice stern and devoid of warmth. He didn't meet her gaze as he spoke, preoccupied with his duties. Maya nodded silently, her heart sinking. How could she not disgrace them? She was an omega, weak and insignif

They were scars on different parts of Maya’s body, wide and narrow scars, some were fresh, and some had dried up. “Who did this to you, Maya?” The healer asked her in a trembling voice. “If I am to tell you, will it make a difference?” Maya fired with bitterness in her voice. “I’m sorry, Maya… I’m so sorry for all you might have gone through in the hands of the pack” the healer said. “I’m used to it, so it doesn’t matter” Maya replied her voice laced with indifference. The healer kept quiet on sensing that Maya wasn't ready to talk about it. She wrapped up Maya’s wound and gave her herbs to make her sleep. As Maya placed the cup to her lips, she had a flashback. One morning, she was in the backyard humming softly while washing the heap of clothes Zara had assigned her to wash. Her stomach rumbled but she dared not move an inch till she was done with the clothes. She was still engrossed in washing the clothes when a high-pitched voice called out. “Maya!! Where th

Maya and the guard assigned to accompany her walked in silence, each lost in their thoughts. The guard kept stealing glances at Maya at intervals. “Erm, Maya?” He called, hesitantly. Maya turned to look at him, raising a brow. “I’m sorry, for how I’ve always treated you in this pack,” he said, his eyes troubled.“No, it’s fine. I bear no grudges I mean you’re not the only one it’s a general thing.” she shrugged.“I know, Maya. I’m sorry for everything that has happened, including yesterday's events. I pray the Moon Goddess grants you another mate,” he added, his voice laced with something Maya couldn't decipher.The mention of her rejection stung her heart. She held her chest, clutching the guard's hand for support to balance her faltering steps, while Lana whimpered in her head. “Maya, are you okay?” He asked concern etched on his face.“I’m fine; you can go back now. I can find my way home myself.” Maya replied.“Did I say something wrong?” he asked, confused .“Just go,” she