All Chapters of Rejected by my Alpha, Desired by the lycan king : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Rose’s POVThe night I found my mate was supposed to be the happiest night of my life.Every young wolf dreamed about it—the moment when the Moon Goddess finally revealed the person destined to be yours. The one who would love you, protect you, and never leave your side.But fate had always been cruel to me.So maybe I should have known better.The Blood Moon Pack’s grand hall was glowing with bright lights as music echoed through the building. Wolves laughed, drank, and danced under the silver moonlight pouring in through the tall windows.Tonight was the annual Mate Ceremony, the night when many young wolves discovered their destined partners.Excitement buzzed through the crowd like electricity.But for me, standing alone near the corner of the hall, the atmosphere felt suffocating.“Look, it’s the useless omega.”“Why did she even come?”“Does she really think someone would want her as a mate?”The whispers drifted through the air, sharp and cruel. I kept my head down, pretending

Rose’s POVThe silence between us felt heavy.Too heavy.The stranger’s golden eyes were still locked onto mine, and for some reason, my heart refused to calm down.The pain from Alpha Sunny’s rejection still burned inside my chest, but something about this man standing in front of me was making my emotions even more complicated.His presence was overwhelming.Dangerous.Like standing too close to a storm.“Why are you looking at me like that?” I asked quietly.He didn’t answer immediately.Instead, he studied my face carefully, like he was trying to read every emotion I was feeling.“You’re hurting,” he finally said.It wasn’t a question.It was a statement.My chest tightened.“I’m fine,” I replied quickly.It was a lie.A terrible one.Because the truth was, every breath still hurt.The rejection wasn’t just emotional.It was physical.When a mate bond was broken, it left scars deep inside a wolf’s soul.I could still hear Sunny’s voice echoing inside my head.I reject Rose as my m

Rose’s POVThe forest felt like it had stopped breathing.No wind.No sound.Just the heavy silence pressing down on everyone.My mind kept repeating the same words over and over again.Lycan King.The man standing in front of me… the one who had protected me just moments ago……was the Lycan King.The most powerful ruler in the entire werewolf world.Every werewolf knew his name.Every Alpha respected him.And every enemy feared him.I had heard stories about him since I was a child.Stories about his strength.His ruthlessness.The wars he had won.The packs he had conquered.But I never imagined that one day…I would be standing right behind him.My heart pounded violently in my chest.Slowly, my gaze shifted toward Beta Marcus.His face had turned pale.Completely pale.The confidence he had earlier was gone.The warriors behind him looked even worse.Some of them had already lowered their heads.None of them dared to challenge the Lycan King.Marcus swallowed nervously.“Y-Your Ma

Rose’s POV The forest had grown still again, but the air was heavy, as if it were holding its breath. Every sound—the rustling leaves, the snapping twigs, even my own heartbeat—seemed louder than usual. My hand remained in the Lycan King’s, and yet I felt as though the ground could collapse beneath me at any moment. I didn’t know if it was fear, awe, or something far deeper stirring within me. My wolf had been silent for so long, yet now it buzzed like electricity coursing through every vein. It was not just awakening—it was throbbing, aware, and insistent. “You’re trembling,” the Lycan King said quietly, his golden eyes studying me with an intensity I could not bear to meet directly. “I…” I choked on my words. “I don’t know why.” He tilted his head, as if humoring me. “You do. You feel the bond, don’t you? And you know what it means.” My cheeks heated, my breath catching. I had never spoken aloud the word “mate,” not after what had happened with Alpha Sunny. Not after the humil

Rose’s POVThe silence after it disappeared felt worse than its presence.My ears rang.My heart refused to slow down.And no matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t shake the feeling that something had just… shifted.Not outside.But inside me.I turned to him slowly.The Lycan King stood still, his gaze fixed on the darkness where the creature had vanished. His jaw was tight, his expression unreadable—but the air around him had changed.He wasn’t calm anymore.He was… holding something back.“You said it was nothing,” I whispered.My voice sounded smaller than I expected.Weaker.But I didn’t care.“Then why does it feel like everything just changed?”He didn’t answer.That silence again.It was starting to frustrate me.“No,” I said, shaking my head slightly. “You don’t get to do that.”His eyes flickered toward me.“Do what?”“Stay quiet,” I snapped. “Pretend like I didn’t just see that thing. Pretend like it didn’t say something about me like it knows me.”My chest tightened again.T