Chosen By Fate Rejected By The Alpha นิยาย & เรื่องราว

I'm beginning to regret my actions, but there's no way that I'm going to reverse what I said. I just have to accept fate that I'm going to be rejected by my mate. I never wished to be rejected by my mate but do I've a choice? I don't have a choice. It's the fault of the moon goddess I'd be mated to a person whose parents were killed by my father. What fate is this? I didn't want to reject him because it would be a disgrace to him. That's why I want him to reject me instead. My heart skipped in fear as the Alpha suddenly screamed out. "No! I can't,"he roared out angrily that the entire judgment ground shook vigorously, even though that didn't stop the adamant and stubborn pack members from ch

My mind went to the reason I'm here. James. Alpha James. The alpha of the Blue Moon pack. My ex-mate. When I turned 18, I was excited to find my mate. I knew he was in the same pack I was; I could feel it. The day I found out James was my mate, I was ecstatic; James wasn't. He didn't like the idea of being mated to a weak omega. His eyes regarded me with distaste as I remembered the exact words he said when he rejected me: “I, James, alpha of Blue Moon pack, reject you as my mate and Luna." I remember falling to the floor as the pain held me in a chokehold. He didn't look like he was in any pain; if he was, he masked it well. As if rejecting me wasn't enough, he ordered his beta to seize me

And in that moment, I made a choice that shattered both our worlds. "I don't have time for all this. I'm the Alpha King, and I can't afford to have an Omega as the queen. I, Marcus Danielson, Alpha King, reject you as my mate," I declared, my voice colder than I intended. The pain in her eyes, the single tear that fell, tore at my heart. I turned to walk away, the weight of my duty heavy upon me. But as I took those steps, guilt gnawed at my conscience. I couldn't leave her completely defenseless, vulnerable to the harsh realities of our world.

“It grew stronger because he rejected me?” “Yes.” The word fell heavy between us. “Why?” I demanded. “Because the rejection was not clean.” The world seemed to tilt slightly. “What does that mean?” He held my gaze steadily. “An alpha can reject his mate out of pride, fear, manipulation, or political pressure. But when a rejection goes against fate’s deeper design, the bond does not weaken.” My heartbeat roared in my ears. Are you saying he shouldn’t have rejected me? The rogue continued carefully, “There are bonds tied not only to two wolves, but to leadership. To bloodlines. To pack balance.”

" Ariana's wolf chimed still jumping continuously in Ariana's head. Ariana felt her life force drained from her, she moved her gaze towards the entrance and then she found her supposed mate standing with his hands in his pockets. She could tell he knew she was his mate but the ever so unfeeling alpha wouldn't care, she could feel her life become more miserable than it was intended by the moon goddess. 'I reject him, I don't want him as my mate.' Ariana whispered to her wolf, in anger. 'You have no choice Ariana unless the alpha rejects you. You are bonded to him forever.'Wolfgang Wolf replied.

“You’ll regret this, Zaiden! I was your brother, your second!” “You didn't think of that when you went against me.” I snapped, shoving him toward Caleb. The warriors seized him, chaining his wrists with silver cuffs. He howled as the metal burned into his skin. Caleb hesitated, confusion clouding his eyes. “Alpha… what happened? He’s your Beta.” I rose slowly, wiping blood from my jaw, eyes locked on Cole’s twisted face. “Not anymore. He’s been feeding the rogues our movements.” A ripple of shock moved through the warriors. Caleb’s hands tightened on the chain, fury flashing across his expression. “You…”

Snow soaked through my silk dress, shocking and cold, but I didn't care. "Yes," I answered, my voice strong. "I accept Blackthorn as my family. I accept you as my Alpha. Forever." He kissed me then—fierce, claiming, and desperate. The pack erupted. Howls shook the mountains, a primal symphony of acceptance. Victor pulled me up and lifted me onto the obsidian stone, showcasing me to the world. "Behold your Luna!" he roared. One by one, they came forward. Warriors, elders, mothers. They knelt. They bared their throats. They swore fealty.

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

The crowd erupted into shocked murmurs. Alpha Kael stiffened. When he looked at Lyra, his eyes darkened—not with confusion, but with certainty. With acceptance. He stepped forward. Past me. The mate bond screamed inside my head, torn and incomplete, leaving behind a hollow ache so deep it stole my breath. “Alpha Kael?” the Elder asked carefully. “What is the meaning of this?” Kael didn’t hesitate. His voice rang cold and clear through the clearing. “I, Alpha Kael of the Silverclaw Pack,” he said, taking Lyra’s hand, “reject the bond with her.”

On her third wedding anniversary, Sophia stands beside her husband—only to be erased. Before the entire pack, Alpha Marcus announces that he has found his true fated mate. The cheers are deafening. The betrayal is public. And Sophia, once Luna, is expected to step aside with grace while her replacement, Lila, plays the innocent victim. Marcus pleads for understanding. Lila smiles through false tears. And Sophia, humiliated but unbroken, does the unthinkable—she severs the bond and walks away. But betrayal doesn’t end with rejection. Moments later, Sophia collapses in excruciating pain, poisoned by the very wine Lila offered her. As death closes in, she uncovers the darkest truth of all: