Bound By A Dare, Rejected By The Alpha Novels & Stories

Sydney's POV How could he think of me like that? It was so uncalled for. Truth be told, he barely knew me, but thinking I wanted to hurt his mother was just extreme. 'He is an alpha. What do you expect?' Reika said. 'Can you be on my side for once? Just because you want him so bad doesn't give you a right to be unreasonable.' 'I am on your side. That's why I'm telling you all this. An alpha has numerous enemies so it's normal for him not to trust anyone,' she explained.

His eyes darted back and forth from Damien and me, but his body looked as though it was frozen in place. “Let him go,” I said again, my tone never changing. “You aren’t allowed to touch either of us. So, release him.” With reluctance, he released his hold on Damien, letting him drop to the floor. The Alpha stood in place, staring down at Damien with a hidden threat in his eyes. I heard Xaden and Harley both inhaling a deep breath and the light chuckles of Zach in the background. “How did you do that?” The Alpha asked, turning to look at me. “You used an Alpha command on me; one I could not break. How is that possible??”

I felt the mate pull. It was so strong, I couldn't deny it anymore. I needed to survive this. I couldn't let the mate bond deceive me. I had to reject that alpha. I was going to reject him.

His frightened aura can make anyone shiver in fear. As soon as he finished speaking, some bodyguards came forward to see him off their territory. But to everyone's utmost surprise, Jane Bidder came forward and stood arrogantly before the Alpha " Since you choose to banish my father I have no other option left than to do these : I Jane Bidder reject you as my mate!". All the other pack members panic at her words, does she want the Alpha to die or to be severely pained? It's dangerous to be rejected by one's mate.

Why the alphas had gone silent the moment I walked in. They already had plans. Truth or dare was not an innocent game—not in a wolf pack. Not when alphas were involved. Not when power and dominance ruled everything. They had just proven it. “And the rules are simple,” the beta continued calmly, like he was explaining a child’s game. “You must do whatever is dared, or answer whatever question is asked—truthfully.” A pause. “And failure to comply,” he added slowly, his voice dropping, “will result in death penalty.”

As an alpha, he was accustomed to getting whatever he wanted. "I apologize if I offended you, but I must ask you to refrain from touching me," she replied firmly. No woman had ever dared to reject him before, and it ignited his fury. "Do you know who I am? I am Alpha Kendrick of the Full Moon Pack. You dare to turn me down?" he exclaimed angrily. With her head lowered, she responded, "Then you should learn to respect yourself instead of imposing on every maiden you encounter. If you'll excuse me, I need to leave."

Then Alpha Sial asked something that I really didn't want to get into in front of Alpha Damien, but I had to. He asked, "Something significant also happened on your way to school on your birthday. Didn't it?" I said, "I was rejected by my mate, future Alpha, Adam Dumas". I could feel Alpha Damien smelling my neck again, he whispered, "Mine" in my ear and I whispered, "Yours" in his ear. I continued, "After he rejected me, I told him I expected it. He took my hand and told me it was because his dad was forcing him to reject me. To me, it didn't matter. It really bothered me that he didn't fight for me. It bothered my wolf too. Yara wasn't even excited about meeting him".

“I can’t keep feeling like I’m expendable. Like—like it’s my fault.” Darius stayed silent, his presence heavy but not intrusive. Wayne’s hands clenched the edges of the couch, knuckles white. “It’s happening again,” he said, voice breaking. “The same—the same rejection. I felt it with him , and now—now it’s here again. Only this time, it’s my Alpha.” The words hung in the air, sharp and bitter. He felt small, tiny in the face of tradition, in the face of a pack that wouldn’t see him as more than a rule to follow or a pawn in their endless games.

Alpha Brentwood said, seeing Dahlia in the living room with a garbage bag. "I can't leave, knowing you've been rejected by your fated mate," Dahlia said as she placed in the large garbage bag the last pieces of shattered bottle. "Moreover, the rejection appears to have weakened your wolf, and I cannot abandon you at this vulnerable moment." Dahlia's comment about his fated mate's rejection deepened the void in his heart. "I can protect myself," Alpha Brentwood said. Dahlia's face becomes serious. She then moved over to him at an inhuman speed. Alpha Brentwood tried to block her, but she grabbed his hand and flipped him, sending him crashing onto the floor on his back.

The words felt like a physical blow to the gut, ripping through me as I stumbled back. No?” the priestess repeated, her voice shaking. “Alpha Kael—” He shook his head once, final and cold. “No, I reject the bond.” Gasps echoed from somewhere around - my mother’s sharp inhale, the priestess’s whispered prayer. My legs wobbled almost giving out. I stared at him, waiting for any hint that this was some cruel joke. It wasn’t. Then Kael’s voice cut through the silence. Cold. Steady. Final.