Pregnant After Rejected By Alpha Novels & Stories

No one could reach his emotions except me, and there was a coldness in his demeanor. Dr. Lin took a deep breath, giving me the tissues to wipe the gel she had applied over my belly for sliding the ultrasound probe. “Alpha Dane, she is carrying an Alpha’s pup. Last time she carried one, and the pregnancy sucked the life out of her. An Alpha pup is very strong for a reason. They take a lot from their moms in terms of nutrition.”

I knew that I would never be able to go back there again, and it broke my heart. I made my way to the pack house, where the Alpha was waiting for me. He could see the pain on my face and the tears in my eyes. He took my hand and led me inside. "It's going to be okay," he said softly. "I'll take care of you." I wanted to resist, to tell him that I didn't want his help, but I couldn't find the words. I was too broken and too lost. So, I stayed there, in the pack house, trying to pick up the pieces of my shattered life. The Alpha gave me a purpose, making me the head of the omegas. It wasn't what I had imagined for my life, but it was something.

“The signs are clear.” Aira looked at Rovan then, searching his face for something human, something that might tell her this was not what it looked like. For one brief second she thought she saw a crack in the ice. Then it vanished. “The rejection stands,” he said. Aira’s stomach dropped. The law. Rejected females carrying Alpha blood were not allowed to live. Everyone in the courtyard knew it. No one had to say the words. The rule had existed long before her, long before this night, written in old blood and old fear and upheld by men who called it protection.

he says slowly, “the Alpha’s presence should calm her. Stabilize her. Not trigger a reaction like this.” Silence crashes down. I gasp for air, tears pooling in my eyes—not just from the pain, but from what those words mean. Alaric turns to the healer. “What are you saying?” “The fetus is rejecting its anchor,” the healer replies. “That isn’t normal.” My mother steps forward. “Are you accusing—” Alaric lifts a hand, stopping her. His gaze returns to me. There’s no softness in it. Only a sharpness that makes my skin prickle.

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.”

“What do you mean you are not coming home with me? You are my wife. You belong with me!” “Not anymore.” Squaring my shoulders, I stood my ground, gathering the courage and strength to push the words out of my mouth. “I, Soraya Caelora, reject you, Alpha Ragnar Varkas, as my mate. This union is over, and I want nothing to do with you.” The room falls into a deafening silence. The look in his eyes was one of the scariest I had ever seen. I had not just rejected one of the most powerful alphas in the world — I had embarrassed him in front of his subjects.

“Just checking on you. You’ve been gone for hours, and your aunt’s worried sick. Figured I’d find you before you did something stupid.” “Too late for that,” I muttered, staring up at the sky. Ethan was quiet for a moment, his usual bravado slipping. “What happened with Christopher?” “You already know” “Are you kidding the whole pack knows the alpha found his mate and rejected her” “He didn’t actually reject me” Ethan looks confused “what do you mean?” I hesitated, not sure how much to say. But Ethan had always been a good listener, and right now, I needed someone to talk to.

“Yes, Alpha. He cares about me now and I am sure his wolf thinks I am his mate now.” “Good.” I glanced toward Elara making sure she hadn't gotten closer. “Then we can move to the next part of the plan.” Merdelin nodded. “You know what you have to do.” “Yes.” “Make sure Kael is there when you miscarry. Do you understand?” She hesitated for a moment before nodding. “Yes, Alpha.” “Thank you for your sacrifice Merdelin” i said reaching out to hold her hands “but you know this baby can't be kept you don't even know who the father is”

’ I whisper mentally as I throw the door of the room as soon as we entered. All longing, desire and lust consumes us to the point that our clothes are torn only to be skin to skin, this being the canvas that we will mark until we are satiated, because the rejected and pregnant woman of the alpha, will now be his only owner and he, my only owner. Six little ones, five million mistakes, four fears, three years together, two stories and one body. Because from now on, we will be one. The end.

I announce coolly. Her painted lips twist into a cruel smirk. “But he is rejecting you, isn’t he?” “What of it?” I counter. “People have rejection ceremonies all the time.” This is not entirely true. Rejection ceremonies are actually relatively rare, but they are still common enough in pack society to be considered normal. The she-wolf flips a curtain of long red hair over her shoulder. “People may, Alphas don’t.” I don’t know where the fire in my belly came from, but rather than shutting down, I fight back. “Actually it seems they do– since Bastien is an Alpha and he’s having one.”