Reject My Alpha President Novels & Stories

Alpha Alfie snapped, rising in anger. “Before you even arrived, we already agreed this is how we’re settling it. There’s nothing you can do about it now,” I replied, “Even the president himself would never support that girl living,” he spat, refusing to back down. “He will,” I said calmly, firmly. “Give it up, Alpha Alfie.” “I won’t,” he growled. “Your father is my friend. I know what he likes, what he hates. And I know how he’d judge this case. If the president himself doesn’t come here to cast his vote, then this case is not over.”

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

Its mark would represent 1 / 3 of our final mark, of which the remaining 2 / 3 would be left for the thesis. “I know,” he drawled. “But you have to eat, Yuri. You have anemia after all.” I stiffened ever so slightly. “Your doctor friend has a loose tongue,” I let out angrily. “I’m the Alpha,” he retorted in a firm unrepenting tone of voice. “Your Alpha mate at that.” “Still…” I tried to argue, only to be cut off by him. “No buts, no ifs,” he all but growled the words out. “A rejection is not an option, kitten. Forget about it.”

“I won’t stop you from loving that wolfless girl, son. She’s your mate, and I hope someday you’ll bring her here so we can finally meet her.” “I already told her. I told her I wanted to introduce her to all of you, but she refused.” My answer made Mom look back at me even though she was already about to leave my room. “She’s interesting. You’re Maxwell Dela Fuente, the future Alpha of the Silvermoon Pack, and she still rejected you? Then she’s definitely not easy to get. Isn’t that what you wanted? Now work hard and win her heart.” She patted my shoulder once again before finally leaving my room.

You might think I am weak, but the rejection hurts so much, literally. “Oh, please, you might be the next Alpha and all, but I don’t want you. You are so boring, Killian. I have known you ever since, and there is nothing about you that intrigues me, so accept the rejection so that I can be on my way. Don’t bore me with your stupid tears.” Trisha says to me. Her words are so bitter to me. How could she just reject me just like that?

She was going to be the best Luna for Moonglow. Gesturing to someone off-camera, the King said, "At this time, we recognize Tyler Wright of House Wright. I understand you are here to take possession of the Alpha seat for House Wright of Moonrise Pack?" John Wright stood from the table and bowed, "I, John Wright, Alpha of House Wright of Moonglow Pack do solemnly offer my position as reigning Alpha to my son, Tyler Wright, who will succeed me in leading our pack. I will be stepping down into an administrative role while my son takes over direct management of the pack."

he said, using my full name like a blade… “for the sake of my pack, my authority, and what remains of my patience…” The air thickened. “…I, Alpha Dominic Creed of the Crescent Dominion Pack…” My heart stopped. “…reject you.” The words hit like a physical blow. I stumbled back, knees almost buckling. But he was not done. “I reject you,” he repeated, voice rising with Alpha command, power thrumming through the walls, “as my Luna by name, by title, and by right.” My breath shattered. Every nerve in my body spasmed… the rejection ripping through my chest like claws.

My father said calmly, not even glancing at me as he perused through some files on his desk. “Yes but he didn’t want to be Alpha. That’s why I’ve been training for it. Remember?” My father put down his documents and looked me in the eye. “I see greed in you Jin Woo. You wouldn’t make a good Alpha. Our people need a leader who would lead them selflessly not because he wants power. Your hunger for power is scary. I had to stop you before it’s too late.” My heart shattered into pieces hearing those words. After all these years, I had been preparing myself to become Alpha but then my brother who showed no interest at all suddenly woke up and snatched it away from me. I won't accept this.

"Why should I? I didn’t even know that something like this would happen. If I had known, I would accept it even if it gives me a great headache." Seeing the alpha’s unhappy tone of voice, the beta, who has big ambitions, shut himself up. Even though he was unhappy, he shouldn’t let Marsin see it. After all, he still has a chance to benefit from everything in his power. There were a lot of students around, but only a group of alphas heard those conversations. They didn’t speak. After all, they know the truth behind it. It was true that Marsin had received an offer, but he wasn’t on the council because he rejected it. It was because the President at the time saw his true nature. Why would the

“I am sorry, Kyra. I really wanted to sort this out indoors but it would only make sense to end it here. So, I, Killian Darkmoon, reject you, Kyra Nightingale, as my mate.” I shook my head violently, refusing to accept the words. “I don't accept this rejection!” He looked down at me, expression pained but resolute. “This is not how it works, Kyra. I am an Alpha. Whether you accept the rejection or not… it still stands.”