Novel & Cerita Dark Fate Chasing My Rejected Luna

“Are you sure about this?” That was Alpha Hades. What could he be talking about? “I’m positive father. I have known Cindy all my life, and I want her to be my Luna. I haven’t found my mate yet. How long would I wait? I have to take over from you someday. So, I believe this is the best option. The moon goddess had blessed her to be mine. I love her a lot, and that’s all that matters.” My hands shook as I listened to that statement. It felt like a billion pins were after my body. I turned my back to flee from there, only for the pitcher to fall to the ground, shattering it into a million pieces.

My lips were trembling, and I could feel my knees were about to buckle. “Jamie…” I shake my head, stopping her from saying anything else apart from the rejection. She sighed before, she picked the same words as mine, “I, Sofia Brooke, of Shadow Moon Pack, accept your rejection, as your fated mate and the future Luna of Shadow Moon Pack, may the goddess forgive us and grant us our heart desires.” Her lips quivered, as the pain hit her but they disappeared almost immediately she looked at me confused, because my pain had hit the sky, and I was already on the floor.

“I, Alpha Dorian Hale, reject you, Selene Ward, as my mate.” The words struck like claws across my heart. The clearing erupted. Gasps, laughter, cruel whispers. My knees wobbled beneath me, and the earth seemed to tilt. My wolf howled inside me, thrashing, clawing at my chest, refusing to accept the rejection. Pain ripped through me, so sharp it stole the air from my lungs. I shook my head, desperate to believe I’d heard wrong. “No… you can’t… we’re fated” His eyes flashed with anger. “The Moon Goddess may have made her choice, but I will not be bound to weakness. I need a Luna who can stand by my side, not hide in the shadows. You are not her.”

They’d all seen and heard Karter and Delphine over the past week. “That’s enough, Sadie,” Karter snapped at me. But it wasn’t. I’d awoken the Sacred Slate. I was the chosen one, destined to be the Lycan Prince’s Luna. Karter had broken my heart. I wanted him to feel the same pain. Fighting back my own heartbreak, I straightened my back and turned my eyes to Karter. “I, Sadie Ambrose, reject you, Karter Cromwell, as my mate.” I said the words firmly, my voice strong with finality.

I am now the Luna of The Sacred Moon pack one of the strongest around and they need a strong Luna by their Alpha’s side. I feel Chase begin to stir next to me and I smile at him as he opens his beautiful eyes and looks at me. He pulls me closer, and I snuggle next to him as I said, “I need to have you get that bastard Jacob on a video call. I plan on rejecting him and I want to see his face as I do.” He kisses the top of my head, “Anything you want. I am proud of you.” I snuggle closer, “Thanks, I just hope to the Goddess that he accepts.”

My vision blurred and I didn't know if it was from tears or from whatever was happening to my body. "Stand up, Abital." Ruth's voice cut through my pain. "You're embarrassing yourself." I tried but my legs wouldn't cooperate. "She's weak," someone in the crowd said. "She can't even handle a rejection without falling apart." Laughter rippled through some wolves though not all of them. Some looked away, but most of them laughed that made me want to disappear . "I choose Selena Winters as my mate and future Luna," Damon continued. "She is strong where strength is needed."

When I walked out of his chambers, the guards in the hallway refused to meet my eyes; they had heard, or they had guessed, and their silence was its own kind of cruelty. I found Lila waiting for me at the edge of the celebration grounds, her face pale and her eyes red from crying. "I heard," she said, pulling me into a hug so tight I could barely breathe. "The whole pack is talking about it. He announced the rejection to his Beta before you even woke up. Everyone knows, Rya." "Of course he did." I pulled back, and I was surprised to find that I had no tears left. "He wanted to make sure everyone knows I am nothing, that I'm not good enough to be their Luna."

And now it was hunting the girl asleep in my backseat. I looked at her again. Her face looked softer in sleep. Younger. The tears had dried on her cheeks, leaving salty tracks. Blood was still caked under her fingernails where she had scratched at her dress during the rejection. A bruise was forming on her left temple, probably from where she had run into something during her escape through the forest. Damien Thorne was a fool. You didn’t just throw away your soulmate. The bond was sacred. Rejecting it went against every wolf instinct we had. The fact that he had done it publicly, of all places at the Luna Ceremony, spoke of either breathtaking stupidity or desperate circumstances.

“I will not be owned. Those who challenge me will answer to the Moon—not councils.” She turned and walked away. As she passed Kael, he whispered hoarsely, “I was wrong.” She didn’t slow. “I know.” And in that moment, Alpha Kael Nightfang realized the cruelest truth of all: The Luna he had rejected was no longer something he could win back. She was something he would have to earn— if she ever allowed it.

"Since he first heard about your rejection. He saw the news, saw your face, and something in him just... snapped back to that place he'd been five years ago." I moved deeper into the shrine, my legs shaking. A wedding photo showed Lyra in white, her hand resting on a small bump. Her eyes looked haunted despite her smile. "What happened to her?" "She died during the bonding ritual." Luna's admission was barely audible. "The one Kane's planning to perform for you tomorrow." The room tilted. I grabbed the desk for balance, knocking over a frame. It shattered on the floor, revealing a journal beneath. "Don't," Luna warned, but I was already reaching for it.