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“I, Alpha Jackson Ville, only son of his late father, alpha of the Dark Eyes Pack, hereby reject Nora as my mate.” What? My heart sank, and I felt a wave of disbelief wash over me. “Alpha,” I called out, hoping for an explanation, but it fell on deaf ears. “She’s my mate, but an alpha like me can’t be with a lowly maid!” He declared, leaving the room in stunned silence. “I hereby take Chloe as my second chance mate!” No one reacted, obviously they weren’t surprised about the rejection.

I would not be able to handle another rejection. "W–what are you saying?" I gasped in tears. "You heard me properly and I believe your mind is mature enough to understand that you should prepare for my rejection tomorrow" Alpha Trent said coldly. I had never seen such coldness from him before. There was no single warmth in his eyes, there was nothing but darkness and void. "Why do you want to reject me?" I asked with tears rolling down my cheeks. "I owe you no explanation to my decisions, I need you to pre–"

“Alpha, the Moon Goddess does not make—” “I **reject** her.” The hall fell into stunned silence. My heart stopped. Rejection. He said it so easily. So publicly. Kael’s voice rose, carrying through every corner of the packhouse. “I, Alpha Kael of Crescent Night, reject Liora as my mate.” The bond snapped violently inside my chest. Pain exploded through me. I gasped, collapsing to my knees as the force ripped through my body like lightning. Wolves around me stepped back quickly, afraid to touch the aftermath of an Alpha’s rejection.

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

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.”

Chapter Hundred and Nineteen Jenna's POV Raina’s eyebrows shoot up, surprise clear in her expression. “The only one?” I nod, my gaze dropping as I continue. “He was the alpha of my former pack. When we met, the bond sparked immediately. But he…” I trail off, taking a breath to steady myself. “He rejected me. He decided that I wasn’t good enough and that I didn’t meet his standards as an alpha’s mate. I was just a reminder of weakness, of what he thought a mate should be.”

Beta Randy’s eyes widened. “Wait, are you saying…?” Randy asked. “It’s of no use, there will be two rejections tonight,” the alpha said simply, his voice hard. Two? Before I could even process his words, he began walking away. I heard Mr Sinclair gasp behind me, and when I turned, his eyes were on me, surprise written all over his face. Then I heard Alan speak. “It can’t be, you should reject her soon.” He pointed at me and turned to Alpha Abel, who had already walked out with the door closing behind him.

The word sliced deeper than the bond’s agony. I searched his face desperately, looking for doubt, for regret, anything. There was nothing. Only iron resolve and something darker beneath it, something he refused to acknowledge. The elders exchanged uneasy glances, but none stepped forward to challenge him. Alpha law was absolute. The rejection was final. The pain subsided slowly, leaving behind a hollow ache so vast it stole my breath. I wrapped my arms around myself, shaking, my world reduced to fragments. I had been claimed. And then discarded.