Reborn I Reject My Alpha First Novels & Stories

He shook his head, unsure of his own words. "I'm sorry, mate." He grabbed her hands, lifting them to his mouth and laying a gentle kiss. "I had no idea how special our bond was until it was too late. I hurt you, manipulated you, and almost got you killed. Sebastian is right; I don't deserve you. I can't keep you safe, but he can. I, Gabe, Alpha of the wastelands, reject you, Ruby, our rightful Luna and future Queen." His words reverberated around us, magic kissing the air until a violent snap shattered the bond that completed them.

The words felt like a physical blow to the gut, ripping through me as I stumbled back. No?” the priestess repeated, her voice shaking. “Alpha Kael—” He shook his head once, final and cold. “No, I reject the bond.” Gasps echoed from somewhere around - my mother’s sharp inhale, the priestess’s whispered prayer. My legs wobbled almost giving out. I stared at him, waiting for any hint that this was some cruel joke. It wasn’t. Then Kael’s voice cut through the silence. Cold. Steady. Final.

The pain, the love that was never worth it — I had let it all go. In this life, I was no longer the Sophia who groveled in the dirt for love. I was the Alpha King's only daughter. The sole princess of Blood Moon Pack. The rest of my days would be bright. The shadows were gone for good.

“I don’t want a weak Omega as my mate, nobody does!” Before I could respond, he bared his fangs at me and bit me deeply on the neck. The mark was painful as it caused burning feelings throughout the entire body and made my wolf yelp in pain. wever, he retreated a little, his gaze devoid of any emotions. “I, Dane, publicly reject you, Roslyn,” he said in a loud but composed tone. The rejection cut through me like a knife and made the bond start tearing as my wolf screamed. I swayed as my legs gave out, and Dane reached for my arm and held me.

Reese said as he stepped out of his truck. “As an Alpha, I would hope that you would be less inclined to listen to rumours.” “Alpha?” he said. “I have never heard a human refer to me as such. You seem to know a lot about our world.” Being a Luna would do that to a person. I shrugged. “A bit of research here and there. It is difficult to fight a war against a species that you know nothing about.” “This damn war. It makes me so exhausted, you know?” That stupid smile of his had charmed me blind in my last life.

"I am sorry, Alpha Raxon. Forgive me for my audacity. But I don't want to marry Alpha Roman. We are not meant to be with each other." I lost all of my patience as I growled. My growl almost shook the stage and the people around me. I could see Mira's knees trembling, but she quickly composed herself, standing straight. I averted my gaze from her and looked at the guests. I felt humiliated. The guests were important people to me. "Have you all heard her? An orphan, an omega, and an ordinary girl who is nothing in front of me... are saying this!" The guests nodded their heads as they agreed with me. She had no right to reject me. She not only dared to do this but also tried to destroy my reput

“Not yet.” “Not yet is a lock, Kaelith. It isn’t an answer.” “It’s the only one I can give you.” “Then you’ve decided what I can bear.” I swung my legs off the bed. The stone was cold under my bare feet. “You rejected me in front of the whole Dominion, and I am still waiting to hear why. Now the same mark that was on a dead king is on my skin, and you want me to sit here and be grateful that you’re guarding the door.”

I stared at the Alpha. He looked away. And that was when I knew. There was something he hadn't told me. Something enormous. Something connected to my death. Something connected to my rebirth. "What happened to me?" I whispered. The Alpha finally looked at me. His eyes were filled with something I'd never seen there before. Regret. "I was too late." My heart broke. "Too late for what?" He closed his eyes. "To save you." The room seemed to spin. Memories suddenly flashed through my mind.

That small action broke Bryan completely. He stepped forward, voice loud and furious. “You can’t be serious! She’s my mate!” I finally turned to face him. “And what makes you think you’re my mate?” I raised a brow at him. “You told me yourself. You feel the bond. We’re betrothed for goddess sake, Isolde!” He growled “All of this doesn’t mean I’d choose you,” I said bluntly. “I made my choice.” The crowd’s whispers grew louder. Everyone watched the future Alpha get publicly rejected in front of the entire pack. Bryan’s face burned red with embarrassment and anger.

“I think he knows more than he told you.” I stared at the road. That was becoming a familiar problem. Everyone seemed to know something about my life except me. My phone vibrated again. This time, it wasn’t a text from the unknown number. It was a photograph. I opened it. The image showed my storage building, taken from somewhere across the road. My car was visible near the entrance, and a figure stood beside the rear gate. The photograph had been taken only minutes earlier. Underneath it was a message. Your mother made the mistake of trusting the wrong Alpha. Don’t repeat it. I read it twice. Then another message appeared. And stay away from Ethan Cole. He was there the night she vanished.