Alpha Regret Pregnant Rejected Luna Novels & Stories

"I know that this is hard to believe. But Luna just had a miscarriage this afternoon. Alpha Chris told me to tell you guys about it, because now he is with Luna who is still in shock from losing her baby in such a short time." Hearing Lewis' explanation just now, the elders sighed in frustration while massaging their temples. "Why exactly did Luna have a miscarriage? Did Chris not take care of her? Was Luna doing heavy work?" "Actually, the day before Agatha's pregnancy party yesterday, there was one warrior who came to Alpha Chris. In short, she said that Luna's pregnancy was a little strange because she got pregnant right after the incident happened. But fortunately, Alpha Chris had alread

“Only the Alpha can reject his mate after she’s already been marked. However, the rejection would destroy the weaker of the two, and obviously, the Luna was weaker than the Alpha. Though his wolf would take some damage and be upset, it’s nothing compared to how Luna and her wolf are feeling. It’s enough that her wolf might die and if her wolf dies without healing her from the tough childbirth…” “The Luna might die as well…” the other nurse breathed. “We are waiting for paternity test results now, but by the time the results come in, it’ll be too late. She’s deteriorating quickly and she’s so alone. The Alpha refuses to visit until he knows for sure,” the nurse continued sadly. “I don’t know

I say and this brings back the initial topic where it is not known which is worse, whether to get pregnant by a human or by Lake. “This can't be possible, those babies are too strong, if their father was human, most likely with so many things you've done the little ones wouldn't be with you anymore, Rain.” says Nikolay and I take a deep breath. “She was taking the potion to be human, just like Lake. That's why I didn't realize I was an alpha until he rejected me at the chapel.” I confess and everything is silent for several minutes that seem like hours to me. “Let me get this straight, you mean Lake is the father of the babies?” my father asks in a voice thread.

As my father was being carted away to the pack hospital, my mom made her way to the Alpha and rejected him in front of the entire pack. The Alpha refused to acknowledge my mother’s rejection; he claimed she was angered by the fight and wasn’t in the right frame of mind. Every night, for an entire month, my mother voiced her rejection to the Alpha while my father was recovering in the intensive care unit. It wasn’t until the last day of my father’s stay that he finally accepted her rejection. Upon my father’s release from the hospital, the Alpha named him a Traitor, stripping him of his title and properties and banishing him to the outskirts of the pack. That night, while my father and mother

Duty won. "I, Alpha Killian Nightshade of the Black Mountain Pack," he began, and the ancient ritualistic power of the Alpha Command settled over the room like a physical shroud. "Do hereby find Elara Vance guilty of high treason." "No," I breathed, my eyes widening. "Killian, don't. Please. There's something—" "I reject you, Elara Vance, as my mate," he thundered, his voice drowning out my plea. "I reject you as my Luna. I sever the bond that the Moon Mother forged, and I cast you out into the darkness!"

"I'm too old for such nonsense." Her subtle rebuke seemed aimed at Mrs. Shadowcrest's dirty tactics, which brought me an unexpected moment of satisfaction. Just then, Mrs. Shadowcrest's cell phone buzzed with an incoming call. She answered immediately, her face lighting up with triumphant pleasure as she listened. "What? Julian Reed is coming with his Alpha?" she exclaimed, her voice honeyed with excitement. "Excellent. I'll arrange their welcome personally." After hanging up, she turned to me with undisguised malice. "Ms. Winter, you truly treat your ex-mate as a treasure. Our Emma might soon be the Northern Alliance Alpha's Luna—or at least a proud pack Beta's mate."

My pulse pounded in my ears as I took in their ragged appearances, the hunger in their eyes, I was surrounded. “Well, well, well, what do we have here?” One of the rogues snarled, circling me like a predator stalking its prey. “Alpha’s little mate, alone in the woods, and forgotten.” I tried to back away but the first rogue still had me in his grasp. “Please,” I whispered, my voice trembling. “I'll go, just let me go, please.” The rogues laughed, a cold, heartless sound that sent chills down her spine. “You're not going anywhere Luna,” the leader said, stepping closer. “You’re worth more to us than you think”

“I have done so much for him. I raised him and made sure the pack was intact when he took over, so if marrying my daughter is the least he can do, then why not? Moreover, there is a thing called mate rejection, and I believe we are all familiar with it.” Sebastian Crowe stepped forward, his eyes darkened. “And if my memory serves me right… the Luna came to us while already pregnant for the alpha, so is the Prime Minister by any chance suggesting the alpha reject her in that state, knowing it is likely to lead to her death and that of the baby?” “And what is one baby that my daughter can’t give the alpha?” Prime Minister Caswell growled, his eyes now dark and his wrinkles more visible. “She w

I said, because there was no world in which I’d say no. He laid his palm flat. Magic hummed. Not loud. Not certain. Just a faint, new note under the familiar chord of us and Rowan. His eyes filled. “Moon,” he whispered. Then, correcting himself with a crooked, watery smile: “Not Moon. Us.” “Us,” I echoed. We stood there—Luna and Alpha, mother and father, two idiots who’d once thought their lives ended at an altar——and now couldn’t imagine a world where they did.feeling the tiny, maybe heartbeat of something more.

Elara looked into her daughter’s glowing eyes, heart steady despite the fear. “Then the world will learn,” she whispered, “that we are not something to discard.” The darkness closed in. And far above, the Alpha who had once rejected his Luna screamed her name into the mountains, unanswered.