All Chapters of The Alpha's Secret Twins: Rise Of The Rejected Luna: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Sara. “You don’t mean that…” The words barely made it out of my mouth as I stumbled backwards, legs weak, the rejection hitting me like a physical blow straight to my chest. I could hear the laughter erupting all around the hall — sharp, mocking, delighted at my pain — but I couldn’t look at them. Inside me, my wolf was howling in pure agony, a broken, piercing sound that tore through my soul. “I mean every fucking word,” Killian spat, his voice dripping with venom and disgust. “The Moon Goddess clearly made a mistake pairing me with trash like you. I will be mated to someone worthy of standing as my Luna. Not some weak, pathetic, parentless omega who has nothing to offer but her tears.” Tears slipped slowly down my cheeks, hot and endless. After last night… after he dragged me back from the cliff, after he cleaned my face so gently, after he pushed inside me and made me feel wanted for the first time in years — he was doing this. Destroying me in front of the entire pack. My chest

Candace Miller’s POV (Sara) Six years had gone by since everyone thought I died at that clinic. I stood in my bathroom, staring at the woman in the mirror. She was not the weak Omega who used to clean floors until her fingers bled. She was not the desperate girl who did stupid things just to feel wanted. I was Candace Miller now. I took the money Killian threw at me that day and ran to the human city. I worked multiple jobs through my pregnancy, saved every penny, fixed my face, changed my name, and built walls around my heart no one could ever break again. Now I owned Miller Security. It was almost funny — I built a company doing what my father once did, but on a much bigger scale. I wasn’t just a guard. I was the woman who created security plans for the elite. People paid huge sums just to get me on the phone. “Mommy! Leo took my tablet again!” a little girl screamed from the next room. I sighed and walked into the adjoining room. Lia stood there, angry and red-faced. Behind h

KILLIAN’S POVThe drive back to Crescent Moon Pack should have cleared my head. It didn’t.My grip tightened around the steering wheel as her face refused to leave my mind. Candice Miller. Even her name felt wrong—like something that didn’t quite belong.I exhaled slowly. “Candice Miller…” I muttered, testing the name again. It still felt wrong. And yet, she didn’t feel like a stranger.My brows furrowed as my wolf stirred faintly inside me. That alone was enough to irritate me. For years, it had been nothing but a shadow—silent, distant and barely present unless absolutely necessary.But now? After meeting one woman, he suddenly wanted to wake up? My jaw clenched.I already knew I couldn’t shift. I hadn’t been able to for years. The moment I rejected Sara, something inside me broke and the backlash had never left. My wolf never fully recovered.So whatever this was, it made no sense. “I’ve never seen her before,” I muttered. “So why does she feel so familiar?”I didn't have an answer

KILLIAN'S POV“Should I be worried?”I glanced at him. The warrior stood there with his uniform torn at the shoulder, waiting for an answer I didn’t have.“Get back to your post,” I ordered him.He left, silent.Now it was just me alone in the corridor. I opened my hand and stared at the pendant—a skinny silver crescent moon. The chain looked so fragile, like it might snap if I even breathed wrong. I’d seen it before. Six years ago, it hung around a girl’s neck on a cliff after dark. Her eyes told me everything she couldn’t say.I stopped her from jumping.That night, I wiped mud from her cheeks, held her, told myself it was pity whilst trying to pretend I didn’t care.The next morning, I turned her away. Made it public, handed her money, sent her off to that clinic. The one that got hit a few weeks later.Sara died. I felt it—the mate bond just went cold and empty. In the morning they found her bloody dress in the ruins. I’ve carried this for six years and never told a soul.So now,