I Rejected You Alpha Novels & Stories

“I reject you. She does expand. I expire when the pain finally leaves my body. Your orders can no longer hurt me if she's not my alpha... “ I reject you as an alpha, mate and a member of the pack. You are nothing for me. “I see your wire—the newest shiny black and white one I had plugged in when we found you. I take a deep breath, grabbing it and ripping it apart with my canine teeth. “I reject you, Esmeray, as Alpha and

My father still being the Alpha even though I had recently turned twenty four, arranged the ball so that I could find my mate, because I could not take over the Alpha position without a Luna by my side. But how was I supposed to tell the big man I had already found my mate, no, mates to be precise and they both rejected me because of my reputation of being the most ruthless, cruel and cold hearted Alpha male? This was a dark spot in my life, a taint that I wanted to hide forever. It was a huge blow to my ego, I mean, look at me, there's no denying my handsome looks.

he ordered. The finality in his voice crushed something inside me. Whatsoever hope i had in him has being broken. The dungeon smelled of damp stone and despair. They threw me into a cell and the iron door slammed shut, the sound echoing like a death sentence. I slid down the wall slowly, clutching my chest as whatsoever bond is left between us, screamed in agony. Finn didn’t come. Not that night. Or the next morning. Instead, the rejection summons arrived at dusk. A single guard stood at my cell door, face averted. “The Alpha has called for a formal rejection,” he said quietly. My breath hitched.

"Alpha spoke the moment he set eyes on the ancient djinn who was smiling mockingly at his sudden entry. "Of course you're not a fool Alpha Alaska aka Mr Wolf, Maya's beloved husband and that family's rejected by son-in-law. Tell me.... how does it feel when your loved ones reject you.. You know I haven't experienced something like that but I see you're struggling hard to let it come my way and I won't let you succeed no matter the cost.

His eyes moved across the shelf, the window, the floor, and stopped. On the windowsill. Half a second. Then back to me, smooth and neutral, giving nothing. “The Alpha wants to establish ground rules,” he said. “Tonight.” He didn’t ask if I was ready. He stepped back and held the door open, which was its own kind of answer to a question I hadn’t asked. I looked at the windowsill one more time. A sealed room. A carving left inside it, worn down by years of someone’s hands. A Beta who noticed it in three seconds and chose not to react.

I didn’t trust myself to. But I wouldn’t give him the satisfaction. Instead, I slowly turned to face him, lifting my chin. “Thank you,” I said, voice eerily calm. “If that’s truly what you think of me, then I’m glad you rejected me.” His eyes narrowed, confused. “I don’t need an Alpha who sees me as nothing but a weakness,” I continued, the pain in my chest coiled tight, caged. “I don’t need your mark. I don’t need your pity. And I sure as hell don’t need you.”

"You don't deserve it. You don't deserve any affection from me. What you deserve is pain and rejection, just like you gave me ten years ago!" I flinched. I never knew the words I'd said that day had cut him so deeply. "When the Alpha found me, I never believed he has an Alpha blood; because, apart from the fact that he concealed it so well, nothing about him made him look anymore than a slave." "It took a lot of while, I think it was even up to months, before he opened up a bit for me. That was after I had kept disturbing him for ages." "He told me about how his family was fast out because of such an open rejection of another Alpha's daughter. Their pack was more or less the most powerful th

Why do they have dozens of servants, yet always make me do this alone? She kept her head down, focusing on each swipe of the rag, drowning out the bitterness swirling inside. But her concentration faltered, and with it, memories she had buried long ago clawed their way to the surface—dark, vivid reminders of a rejection that still haunted her. She could still feel his hands on her, the heated touch of Alpha Rhett against her skin, each caress stirring hope in her heart. The night he had taken her, she had believed, foolishly, that perhaps, just perhaps, he would choose her as his mate. He had been gentle that night, almost tender—a stark contrast to the cruel, detached demeanor he wore in pu

“My ears won’t stop bleeding from hearing the praises of ‘the one’ and now that the goddess sent her your way, you are leaving her? Are you insane?” I looked back at the cave and then looked at the blazing fires upward. It felt like those fires were burning my heart. Looking back in the cave, I summoned the doctor and ordered, “Run away with her, doctor. Take her to a place where even I can’t find her.” “You are going to reject her?” The doctor asked in shock. “Don’t reject her, Alpha! She is already in immense pain. She won’t be able to handle the trauma of a first-time rejection.”

There was a hint of fear in the indomitable Alpha’s voice, as he asked me, "What are you talking about?" "I reject you, Alpha Kylian, as my chosen mate and my husband."