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he said, his tone heavy with regret, "I, Alpha Dominic, reject you as my mate and future Luna." Those words hung in the air, a painful proclamation that marked the end of a brief, intimate story, it was like a one-night stand. The shock of his rejection pierced through me, leaving a deep wound that I knew would take a long time to heal.

My friends put their phones down and give me their full attention, "We just broke up. We can’t see each other again for a long time and even though Mother Nature thinks we're perfect for each other, we don't want to be in a long distance relationship. So... that means I need a rebound. Pronto." "Mmm, that’s sad. Anyway, let's pull out the Alpha List," Thamara mutters and we all grab our phones to read it at the same time. I have several texts, one of them from an unknown number, but I don't pay attention to them, I search my apps for the list. The first alpha in here is perfect and someone I've flirted with since elementary school. He looks hot in this photo.... "Joe Terran must be discarded

“I came here to get an answer out of you for why you are so desperate to turn away your own mate?” That’s not begging, is it? He sneers at me in a way that makes my wolf whimper. “I already told you. I don’t want something broken.” His words are cruel, each word like a physical blow. “I can do much better than you. If you’ve lived with a wolf pack, then you should know that fated mates can reject each other if the other finds one lacking. And I find you lacking in every aspect.” I can feel the blood drain from my face, but I refuse to let him see the way he is stabbing me with his heartless words. As he speaks, it feels like my mother’s words are coming out of his mouth.

As it was the time of recess, the library was almost empty except for the receptionist. Greeting her with a smile, I made my way to my usual table and took the book out of my bag. The book that I had borrowed from the pack library. The title read 'Tales Of The Mates" and the the book itself contained the real stories of the fated as well as chosen mates of the past Alphas. I had already read more than half of the book and I must admit that it was getting on my nerves now. Out of all the entries I have read so far, most of the happy endings were of the fated mates.

she answered. “I do. He’s never given me a reason not to. Quite the opposite, in fact. Look, honey, I’m not going to tell you that all mates are perfect, because trust me, I know firsthand that they’re not. Your uncle is not my first mate. He’s what we call my second chance mate. Sometimes, when you have the Goddess’s favor, if your first mate rejects you, passes away, or treats you badly, she will grant you another mate. My first mate was not a good man or mate. He hurt me so deeply that when I found your uncle, I was afraid to love him. I was terrified that he would be just like my first mate, but he’s not. My first mate was a cheater. He manipulated me. He happily took every part of me th

It took a whole minute for his words to really hit me. And when they did, it felt like someone had reached into my chest and torn my heart out. “What did I tell you!” Lissa’s voice cut through the silence. “No one will ever want a loser like her.” This couldn’t be real. It had to be a nightmare. I had met my mate—the other half of my soul, the one person meant for me in the entire world—and he had looked at me once and rejected me without even hesitating. He rejected me before he even knew my last name.

Her expression changed, but I did not wait for her response. I opened the door and stepped out, closing it behind me. The contract was safely in my possession. Six months was all that had been agreed upon, and I intended to see it through without unnecessary interference. I had no interest in making this arrangement complicated. Aurora knew what she had signed, and I expected her to honour it. I had barely taken another step when a knock sounded behind me. I paused, wondering who could be visiting at this hour. I turned towards the door and waited for someone to answer it. A moment later, I heard a voice. "We are here for the Alpha's mate, Aurora."

I suggested, as soon as we were free and clear of an evesdropper. “Maybe,” she agreed. “But then why didn’t Marjorie get a second chance mate?” “Well, maybe her bond was supposed to work.” She shook her head. “The book said that bonds designed to work but result in death or rejection weaken or kill the wolf.” “Maybe I just didn’t pay attention to mate lore enough, but I didn’t even know your wolf could be weakened by rejection until Marjorie told me,” I said. “I mean, rejection was very popular a few years ago. Remember back when the trend was wolves trying to find love the human way?”

My soul cried out in silent supplication. But the spark died out. His face hardened again. “I, Alpha Mikail of the Silverbane pack, reject Lyra Blackthorne as my mate.” The world shattered around me. No. No, no, no. The pain of rejection was a fire that pierced my chest, but this time… it was worse. I felt my wolf howl inside me. Her lament was heart-wrenching, and then… silence. Emptiness. My wolf died inside me. A heart-wrenching scream escaped my lips and I collapsed to the ground, unable to stand. The bond broken twice… was a fate worse than death.

Apparently, I’d have to drag a dictionary over to my stack as well. That book – too flowery and confusing, even with a dictionary, to be helpful – was the first of many. After plodding and grumbling my way through a page-by-page reading of the second book, a historical tome on famous fated mate pairs from Darkmoon Pack’s past, I decided to work smarter, not harder. I paged to the index of that book and looked for anything about mate rejections and rejection recovery. When I saw nothing, I put that book in my ‘useless’ pile and repeated my index search with the next. I could practically feel my hair going grey as I worked.