Novel & Cerita Alphas Thrice Rejected Mate

“Please.” He stepped away from me and uttered the words that shattered my heart in pieces without any hesitation. “I, Alpha Damian of Moon City pack, reject you, Omega.” Then he walked out of my room, leaving me to crumple to the ground in pain. The tears poured even harder, almost blinding me as I crawled to my mattress and dragged the pillow, shoving my face in it to muffle my wails. When I wrapped up crying for the second time in a day, my head throbbed in pain as I sat with my head in my hands. He had rejected me, he had actually done it.

“Alright, alright. Goddess.” “Okay, so…back on track. Why didn’t they just reject each other immediately? I mean, wouldn’t that just be the easiest?” “It would have. However, at the time, Alpha Leo and Alpha Gene required any bond rejections to be submitted and approved. Otherwise, you would be kicked out of the pack.” Both Krista and I were surprised. Alpha Leo was Alpha Damian’s father and Alpha Gene was the last Alpha of Moon Shadow. We had never heard of a rule where if you were going to reject your mate, you needed to submit it through the Alpha.

The confused look on my face must’ve appeared again as Christian took over from his mate, "sometimes it ruins existing relationships, if someone is in a relationship before, or if a sister's boyfriend turns out to be her fated mate. Sometimes it never happens at all. Sometimes the fated pair aren’t right for each other after all. It’s rare that rejections happen, but they do." "An alpha a few years ago rejected his mate for a marriage alliance. His mate was an omega and he didn't want to sacrifice the alliance on the off chance she would be a good luna," Annabelle chimed in sadly. I could believe that. It was sensible and reasonable, but did the alpha even give his poor mate a chance? If she

This was exactly what happened between I and Alpha North, he rejected me and then chose another as his mate. When he said I wasn’t his mate that day, I really didn’t think he was serious about it. I thought maybe he wasn’t in his right frame of mind and maybe he was angry but I didn’t really think he won’t want me to be his mate or Luna. But now I knew he meant every single word he said that day. I guess he found out that I had no wolf, just an ordinary, helpless Omega who nobody wants to be tied down to. Everything just kept replaying on and on in my head. The day Alpha North rejected me. I could still feel every bit of that pain in my heart when he rejected me.

Why do they have dozens of servants, yet always make me do this alone? She kept her head down, focusing on each swipe of the rag, drowning out the bitterness swirling inside. But her concentration faltered, and with it, memories she had buried long ago clawed their way to the surface—dark, vivid reminders of a rejection that still haunted her. She could still feel his hands on her, the heated touch of Alpha Rhett against her skin, each caress stirring hope in her heart. The night he had taken her, she had believed, foolishly, that perhaps, just perhaps, he would choose her as his mate. He had been gentle that night, almost tender—a stark contrast to the cruel, detached demeanor he wore in pu

“Did you notice Alpha Xander… staring all night?” My wolf’s voice filled my mind, both hesitant and resolute. “yes I did, that's because He’s our mate, Alison.” I froze, shock and disbelief surging through me. “What? That can’t be. We already had a mate, remember? Kendrick? He rejected us, How could we have another mate?”

Was this what his son had meant? "W-what if the mate rejects the Alpha?" Noreen asked nervously. "For Alphas, it would cause them to lose at least half their power until they find a new mate. But that's not easy, and a second mate won't completely restore them to the way they were when they were with their true mate. For Omegas, many die prematurely before finding a new mate, when their true mate rejects them," Thiery replied, his tone somber this time. Thiery reached out to take Noreen's hand across the table, and as he did, Noreen noticed the bruises on Thiery's wrists, coiled like chains.

“You stand in my pack’s heart. You speak demands. You forget yourselves.” A man laughed. A harsh sound. “We remember too well. That’s the problem.” Kieran stepped forward. “You will show respect.” The man’s eyes slid to Kieran. “You’re not Alpha.” “No,” Kieran said. “I’m not.” I felt the words before he finished. He was choosing again. Always choosing. “I’m her mate,” he said. “That’s enough.” Murmurs spread. Some knelt then. Slowly. Carefully. Others stiffened.

After all, what Alpha would be interested in a woman who repeatedly rejected him? "I don't think he will reject you. I'm sure he's thinking about you." "But how is it possible?!" I shook my head to dislodge the thoughts from my head but Beta Thorne knocked on the door and walked in, providing the perfect distraction. "Sophia, the Alpha from the Embermoon Pack has sent an invitation to you.”

“It's my curse. The mate bond between my mate and I, is like a thread of death. By the third year, it snaps in twos, and my mate winds up dead.” I was short of words. I could only gape at him, my breath held tightly in my throat. “After the death of my first mate, I encountered my second mate, but she rejected me because of my curse. You're my third mate.” The word I was struggling to speak landed in my mouth. “What you're trying to say is, I'll be dead in three years if I become your mate.” “That's correct,” Alpha Leonidas responded. “Now listen, Kiley, I'm going to reject you right now."