Rejected But Claimed By Her Four Alphas Novels & Stories

He looked at the room like they were fools standing too close to a fire and arguing about who owned the match. The Alpha stepped away from the table. “Elara remains under this pack’s authority.” Darius’s gaze flicked briefly to her. Only once. It was not warm. It was not gentle. But it was steady enough that her breathing caught. “She was rejected publicly by your prince,” Darius said. “Declared unbonded, unclaimed, and unsuitable before witnesses.” Kael’s jaw flexed. Elara looked down before anyone could see the way the words struck her.

I was certain. She leaned in on me and whispered. “Did you eat before going there?” I hugged her and whispered back. “No, Madam Nadia didn’t let me.” She nearly burst into laughter, but somehow, she managed to hold it, though I felt a piece of it. she broke the hug and crossed her hands around my shoulders. “They said the alpha rejected you because you're wretched and the other alphas nearly fought over you.” She didn’t mind raising her voice this time because she probably wanted to annoy a few people standing around. “Such a wonderful sight I missed today.”

she replied. “That makes no sense,” I said. “It makes ancient sense.” “Then translate it to modern.” “He must remain within shared territory till that fateful day.” My eyes narrowed. “That now sounds like ritual containment.” “It is.” “For what ritual?” She smiled faintly. “The one already in motion.” My patience snapped. “Enough of this.” The wind picked up and the air pressed down like a lid. “You walk into my pack,” I continued, “override my authority, rename another Alpha in my presence, delay departures, and speak in fragments. I want the full truth.. now.”

Damien stood slowly and crossed to the railing, leaning against it, staring into the woods. “You can rest now,” he said without looking at her. “You don’t need to keep fighting every minute. You’re safe here. For as long as you need.” Her throat tightened. “And what if Margaret disagrees?” He finally turned, and the moonlight made his eyes look almost gold. “I am the Alpha,” he said. “Even she will fall in line.” His voice was low but absolute. There was no room for argument. Ryleigh stood, unsure what she was doing, but compelled by some invisible pull. She walked to the railing beside him, close enough to feel the heat of his body.

All good Alphas knew their strength could kill people. It was one of their lessons to keep their power under wraps in public places. “Kaden is my fiancé,” she declared boldly. “And I will not have another woman sleep in the same house as he.” Alpha Kaden was her what? My chest burned with white-hot anger. I shoved past my brothers, forcing myself to remain calm. If I clawed her, it could put my innocent brothers and the lives of so many people here in trouble. “And you can’t even call him on the phone for him to present to welcome you?”

That's exactly how his words and actions made me feel. “How can you say something like that? You are a member of this clan, that’s not going to change but now that you have found your ma—“ “I found my mate in this clan and he fucking rejected me! Don’t even say anything like that to my face, Alpha! You have always wanted to get rid of me. You just couldn’t bring yourself to do it but now that Andres offered to take me away from your precious clan, you didn’t even think twice or even try to inform me before you said yes.”

She looked fresh and beautiful. "Claim her now!" My wolf growled hungrily. She immediately fell on her knees and joined her hands together. "Please Alpha, reject me. I beg of you" she cried. My heart sunk when I heard that. This was what made me hate girls. I know I'm cruel and ruthless but, I'm not like that towards some girls. Maybe.... Maybe, my mate is an exemption. She's going to be the seventh mate I'm rejecting. "What's your name?" I asked.

"You're tainted! You're not allowed here! The Alpha rejected you! You’re dead! You’re supposed to be dead!" I looked at him. I didn't feel anger. I didn't feel the need to scream. I felt a cold, deep pity. He was still playing by the old rules. He still thought the gate mattered. "The Alpha rejected a girl," I said, my voice quiet but carrying to the very back of the crowd. "But the girl didn't die. She just stopped being small." Hakan lunged forward with his spear, the silver tip aimed at my heart. It was a pathetic, desperate move.

Tamara's pov “I,Caden Jasper, heir of the Crestwood Alpha, reject you, Tamara Vladis, as my mate.” A dark pit swallowed my heart whole, the very ground I stood on tilted. The pack hall was instantly flooded with murmurs, confusion swirling into every exchange. “Why?” My voice cracked past my trembling lips, “Caden, is this another one of your jokes?” My attempt to play it off failed miserably, his expression was as set as stone.

The Alpha did not move. “Leave,” he replied. Simple. Final. The man’s eyes flickered briefly to Aria. Then back to him. “She doesn’t belong to you.” The words settled cold in Aria’s chest. Belong. Again. Her fingers curled tighter. “I don’t belong to anyone,” she said. No one answered her. The Alpha took one slow step forward. The movement was enough. The air changed. Heavier. Sharper. More dangerous. “You shouldn’t have touched her,” he said.