I Rejected You Alpha Novels & Stories

What the hell was he trying to do? "I mean No, period." he said, crossing his arms over his chest, his face hard. "What the hell is wrong with you? I said "eject me!" I yelled at him. He had to be the one to reject me, he was an Alpha, I couldn't reject him. It didn't work that way. That much I knew "And I said I won't do it!" He yelled right back.

With your looks, you should get someone who will love you but that person, definitely isn't me, I'm sorry! Is it because I am no longer the Alpha?' he asked. 'Did I accept you in the first place because of your position? If it were position I wanted, I would not have accepted you. There were more powerful Alphas whose marriage alliance I would have accepted', she said. 'That said, I, Iris Sylvester Merryweather reject you, Adrian Blake as my mate and Alpha!' 'I will not reject you, Iris', Adrian said. 'You are mine and will forever remain mine!'

Ready or not, I have to openly claim him. “Alpha Leroy of Ruber pack is my future mate. He is your future king. I will annihilate anyone who as much as touch him.” The Alphas all exchange looks while Leroy objects and glares at me. “I rejected you.” Everyone turns to him, shocked. They were outside earlier when he rejected me. I walk to him and stare into his rage-filled eyes. He is testing my patience now. “Hold that rejection until we are actually mates. And don’t worry, I will do rejection first.”

​“I, Kaelen Vance, Alpha of the Bloodmoon Pack and King of the Western Territories, reject the arrangement of the heavens.” ​The words echoed in my ears, amplified a thousand times over, no longer muffled by the ring’s ancient protective runes. The rejection wasn't just a memory; it was a living, breathing monster devouring me from the inside out. Five years of frozen tears thawed in a single heartbeat. Five years of pretending I was whole, of convincing myself that I had survived the ultimate betrayal unscathed, evaporated into the freezing northern air.

A flicker of something crossed his eyes, but it was gone as quickly as it came, replaced by that same cold mask. "Some things are more important than personal feelings, Tricia." A vise tightened around my chest. This couldn't be real. It had to be a nightmare. "I'll appeal to the Werewolf Alliance," I forced myself to stand tall. "I will prove my father's innocence." Instantly, a crushing wave of his Alpha’s command slammed into me. The air grew thick, heavy. My knees went weak, and it became hard to breathe. It was an Alpha's command, an authority no wolf could defy.

“You really love him.” “Yes,” I breathed, my chest heaving. “I do.” He nodded once, curt, as though bracing himself. “Then… I, Alpha Scott of the Golden Moon Pack, reject…” “No!” I cut him off, shoving at him harder, my tears burning hot trails down my face. “You’re really pathetic. You just want to be the one to reject me.” His mouth twisted, and he gave a bitter, humorless laugh. “That’s the only way it will work.”

Alpha Jira mustn't talk down on her that way. "I'm glad he rejected me," she let out, surprisingly to the two Alphas who were seated. "Yes, because he was able to admit his mistakes and wouldn't let something like that happen again. Likewise you, you won't learn and shut your mouth when you're supposed to!" she snapped and Alpha Jira's eyes shot out in amusement. "I hope you respect yourself and be calm because, you know? This isn't your pack."

Alex made a gesture of zipping his lips. He then turned his focus to the triplets. Eric was still sitting on the floor deep in thought, “Hey, bratty Alpha. Reject her. She’ll never beg you for anything.” Eric slowly looked up and eyed Alex. Alex nodded at him, “I would never let her beg you. So, gather your shit and accept her rejection.” “I … I am…” Eric tried to get up and his parents came forward in a hurry to give the weakling a hand, “I’m an Alpha and I can’t accept her rejection…”

But before I could express myself, he did something that destroyed my life completely. “I, Alpha Ian Dawson, reject you, Omega Ava Adler, as my mate.”

"It's not a problem because I'm rejecting her." The words didn't make sense at first. I heard them but my brain couldn't process them. "What?" I said. "I reject you as my mate." He said it clearly, like he was reading from a script. "I, Alpha Derek of Riverside Pack, reject you." Pain exploded in my chest. I'd been hit before. Alia had shoved me down the stairs once. A pack member had punched me for dropping a plate. I knew what pain felt like. This was different.