Kicked Out Of The Hero's Party Novels & Stories

Seconds later, he pulled away. Maverick sighed loudly. “Everyone,” he called out, “be dismissed. The party is over!” he commanded, his voice carrying an authority that left no room for questions and even though the celebration had barely begun, no one dared to challenge Alpha Maverick. As those present began to make their way out of the grand hall, Maverick stood still, watching as guests and pack members slowly filed out. Soon, only the three brothers, Aurora, Maverick’s Beta, and the pack warriors remained.

His body expunged the silver poison and he was back on his feet faster than I who’d collapsed from the shock. “Yes, let’s go eat something delicious,” I said with a big smile. It was the only way I could think of comforting him at this time. His best friend betrayed him and his gamma died. He was still in the process of cleaning up those who supported the attack against his leadership. At least ten families had been rounded up and seven different packs had entered the blacklist of the Alpha Blood pack.

All I could see was him. Kael stood rigid, his fists clenched at his sides, his face pale beneath the moonlight. For a fleeting moment, something flickered in his eyes—pain? Doubt? Then it was gone. “Take her away,” he ordered. Just like that. I was dragged from the sacred circle, my body weak, my soul fractured. Wolves stepped back from me as I passed, some staring in pity, others in open contempt. A rejected mate. An omega who dared to dream.

’ Whispers swirled around the room and I saw Alpha Nicolas and Luna Maria rush to where we were. “I’m extremely sorry for the events of today,” Alpha Nicolas announced to the entire room as Luna Maria helped me to my feet and stood in between Dorothy’s father and me to keep us apart. “Please, if you would give us time to understand what’s going on…it’ll be best for all of us if we disband this party.” Alpha Nicolas sighed and everyone nodded in agreement as they began to leave for their homes.

Caomh flinched violently as the finality of the words settled over us, completing the ritual. "Furthermore," I continued, turning my back on him entirely. I looked out at the vast sea of faces. People I had grown up with. People I had healed in the infirmary when they were wounded. Most of them wouldn't even meet my eyes now. "I reject the Silver Moon Pack. You are no longer my family. I will not bleed for an Alpha who thinks with his ego instead of his head." "You can't do that!" an elder shouted from the back rows, his face purple with outrage. "You will be a rogue! You will die out there!"

"Wyatt and I are proceeding with the Rejection. You can drop the act." "Congratulations. You've finally climbed from Beta warrior to the Luna's throne." With that, I turned to leave. Another second in this room would make me sick.

She looked at him with pleading eyes, her brows furrowed, and her lips quivering. Leo ignored her and jerked his hand away. He walked around the living room, snatching swords from the warriors’ hands. He pointed them to the front door and shouted, “Get out! All of you! You are all fired! You are no longer part of this pack, and I don’t want to see your faces again!” The warriors were angry and confused. “No, we quit!” Some of them removed the pack’s badge from their armor and tossed it to the ground, saying they quit, their faces showing disrespect and disappointment. Others just shook their heads and walked away, their shoulders slumped and their eyes sad.

“Call her ‘ruined’ one more time and see what happens.” “Enough!” Gasper’s voice exploded through the hall like a thunderclap, silencing everything. “This disgrace ends now. The party is over. Leave. All of you.” His final words cracked like a whip, and the crowd began to disperse. Murmurs and sideways glances followed Rodrigo and his team as they exited the hall, guiding a shaken Kelly out through the gates of the New Age Pack territory. The warmth and elegance of the banquet faded behind them like a mirage. What remained was only the scent of fear, betrayal—and something darker still, hovering just beyond reach.

“It’s not about sorry. I’m not trying to blame you or whatsoever. I’m only saying you can still go back to the way you were. I know things changed, but you could just go back to that friend I knew—the one who was cool, polite, and had a friendly aura that people could stay under and not feel threatened. I believe you’ll find a second chance mate. I believe the moon goddess isn’t cruel.” He stood up to leave. “You can come to the party if you want to. It’s for all of you that returned, not only the Alphas.” “Thanks, but I’m not,” I said. I saw that look on his face. He left with his head bent. I continued packing my things. When I was done, I noticed the whole place was quiet, which meant eve

Caesar's gentle, loving voice could be heard from the clip, "I can never bear to hurt you." I wanted to watch it properly, but the video was suddenly deleted. After I left the bridal boutique, I returned to the company to collect my remaining personal items. As I walked past the pantry, I heard voices gossiping inside. "Did you know the woman trying to scam Don Lupino's money was discovered by the Consigliere and got kicked out by the family?” "She used to be the apple of his eye, but I guess she ended up losing to true love." The sarcastic words kept coming at me. I used to feel extremely hurt by them, but all I felt now was numbness. Those words no longer bothered me.