Novel & Cerita His Rejected Luna

He opened his mouth, and with a voice cold and unyielding, he said the words that would shatter her world forever: “I reject you, Aria Mooncrest.” The crowd gasped in shock. Whispers rippled like wildfire through the courtyard. Aria froze, her lungs seizing as though invisible hands had wrapped around her throat. The words echoed in her skull, breaking her heart with merciless precision. “I…” Her voice cracked, barely a whisper. “You… what?” Rion stepped forward, his tone sharp, meant for the entire pack to hear. “You are unworthy to be my Luna. Weak. Fragile. A disappointment to this pack.”

Luna Kimberly gives me a look. “I would watch my tone if I were you.” She leans back in her chair. “Thank you two for coming. Let’s cut to the chase.” She looks directly at Mark. “You rejected Jenna?” Mark nods his head in response. Luna Kimberly turns in her chair and looks at me. “Accept his rejection.” I straighten my spine to sit up in the seat. I lift my head high; I’m an Alpha’s daughter, damnit. “I won’t.” If looks could kill, it’s safe to say I’d be on my way into my grave right now. “You accept his rejection, Jenna. Accept it now.” I know why she is insisting on this, but I won’t comply. I can’t give in.

“I wanted to go to school, but I cannot ask them because I’m sure it would just be a no. The Luna said when I’m of age, she would find me a suitable mate, and I can just submit to him because I’m worth nothing, just like my mother.” “I’m sorry…” That was all I could say. She wiped her tears before she looked at me again. “Joshua told the Luna and the Alpha that he already rejected you. Is that true?” My mouth hung open. “Why are you here then? Are you going to make up with him? Do you like Joshua?” She asked and then stared at me, waiting for my response, but I didn’t say anything.” Because I didn’t know the answer to that, but what bothered me was that he told them he had rejected me. What

The porch light had gone out because a branch had come down on the line in the wind, nothing more. Jax checked the tree line for a full minute before he let his shoulders drop and came back inside, and only then did the kitchen feel like a room again instead of a held breath. I didn’t say yes right away. I couldn’t. Kaden’s rejection was still hot on my skin. Every time I breathed, I caught that smoke smell, like burnt hair, like my wolf had been branded.

Luna insisted, prompting a threatening smile from Lucas. "Luna Estrada, you're too confident. Do you think I'd agree to this marriage? I even declined it," Lucas replied, belittling her. "We're not going to make a prenuptial agreement because we're never going to get married," Lucas added, causing Luna to clench her fists as if she had been rejected by the man before her. How could Luna Estrada face rejection? She couldn't allow it to happen. "Hahahahah." Luna forced a laugh, attempting to make it sound mocking to Lucas, although at this moment, she wished she could throw her heel at Lucas's head.

“What are you going to do? You’re just a rejected Luna. You think we haven’t heard about it? Yeah we know. Alpha ACE rejected you because who would want to be with a loser like you? Grow up Ash.” And then she laughed and Irene girls joined her in laughing. I looked around and walked away. Someone had told them that I had been rejected. The stigma that came with being a rejected Luna was so horrible that a number of Lunas had allegedly committed suicide to avoid the shame. As i turned, i walked right into a small body. I looked down and I saw it was none other than Jeff. “Ashley!” He screamed delighted and proceeded to hugging me tight. I smiled as I returned the hug back to him.

"Because no one believed me. My husband didn't believe me... and he was the Alpha." ​The stranger remained silent, letting me speak. ​"He chose her," I whispered, my voice breaking completely. "The woman I was accused of trying to kill. He was in love with her... he always was. Three years I spent loving a man who never loved me back. He only married me because his pack needed a Luna." ​The stranger stopped dead in his tracks. ​"What is it?" I asked, lifting my head. ​"Nothing," he said, his voice dropping into a strangely cold tone before he resumed walking.

The others hesitated. “Next?” she said, brushing dust from her pants. The second warrior snarled and shifted, his gray wolf form charging with brute strength. Evelyn shifted too, her black wolf sleek and fast, and they clashed in a blur of claws and teeth. It didn’t take long—she dodged with ease, slamming him into the ground before pinning him by the throat. When she shifted back, her breathing was even. Controlled. Gasps rippled through the growing crowd. Kendall stepped forward, raising his voice. “This is your Luna. Rejected or not, she is one of us. And she’s not here to beg for forgiveness. She’s here to take back what Damien tried to destroy.”

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."

That pathetic Omega was now nestled in my fated mate's arms, the fresh, bloody mark on her neck still weeping. "Damon, are you insane?" My voice trembled. He turned to me, his eyes empty of guilt. "If you want to be my Luna, this is my condition." Gasps erupted from the pack. To mark another she-wolf before a mating ceremony was the ultimate insult to the Moon Goddess. But I knew worse was coming. Memories of my past life flooded back to me. On this very day, I had screamed my refusal at Damon. Bowing to the Goddess's law and the Elders' pressure, he banished Lyla.