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One of the scientists turned to her and said, "Athena, meet Ardolf. He's a rejected alpha from Esteros." Athena looked at him, taking in his ragged appearance and the scars that crisscrossed his face. She could see the pain in his eyes, and she felt a twinge of sympathy despite herself. "Rejected alpha?" Athena repeated, her curiosity piqued. "What does that mean?" The scientist cleared his throat nervously. "It means that he was once the leader of his pack, but he was overthrown and cast out by his enemies.

I asked, my voice cold. She touched the mark again, her fingers tracing the fresh wound. "Not really but maybe I should be. Now I bear your mark and I'm the only one who's marked you. Even if you were fated mates now, it doesn't matter. You're tied to me and I to you." I didn't answer. I just walked out of the room. Walking back to the office our parents were waiting. “That was fast” Alpha silverfang says with a grin “don't tell me you aren't sturdy”

His stance was casual, but there was nothing relaxed about the way his muscles coiled beneath his clothes, like a predator poised to strike. Recognition settled in my gut like ice. Darius Nightshade. The Alpha of the Nightshade Pack. My rival. The bastard was smiling. "I have to say," he mused, tilting his head, "it's not everyday an Alpha gets rejected by his mate in front of an audience. Must be humbling." The growl that rumbled from my chest was low, dangerous. Darius chuckled. "Careful," he warned mockingly. "You wouldn't want your little mate seeing you lose control."

My friends now, my family now. This all started with me being rejected by my best friend and future Alpha. And now I was married to my best friend and Alpha. ***** THE END *****

he replied, looking at me in anger "For the second time." In an instant, the bond that had once held them together was torn and ripped off by his rejection. This time it was real. I felt it. It wasn't like all the other rejections where he would mark me again. My wolf screamed in pain as I felt them cut off. "You’re weak," he continued, standing over her. "And weak wolves have no place in my pack." "Throw her into the dungeon," Alice said, her voice filled with malice. "Let her rot there."

The consequences of such a rejection are profound, leaving one with an aching longing and a haunting sense of absence. I blinked, looking up from the book, my vision distant, roaming the memories of that certain night and bringing back untouched portions from the deepest gulf. I, the Alpha of Mystic Pride, reject you, pathetic human, as my mate. He rejected me. The pang, the tormenting feeling of deprivation, the month-long depression; it was all because he rejected me at first sight. He wasn't even done. He came back as my professor and continued his torture. Why? Why so much animosity?

he said quietly. Damien’s gaze hardened slightly. “She’s not a ghost.” Grey sighed, taking a step closer to him. “She’s gone Alpha..most likely for good” The words weren’t meant to be cruel or harsh. It was just the truth. Damien didn’t respond, because he didn’t have one. A knock interrupted them. A messenger stepped in, bowing slightly. “Alpha…” “It’s time.” The room went still.

“You want me to give up the crown.” “Yes.” “You want me to become mortal.” “Yes.” “You want me weak.” My voice breaks. “I want you alive.” Silence fills the space between us. His eyes soften again. “You always did like impossible fights.” “I learned from you.” He exhales slowly. “Nova.” “Yes?” “If I renounce it…” “Yes?” “I stop being Alpha.” “I know.” “The pack might reject me.” “They won’t.” “You’re very confident.” “I’m very stubborn.” A faint smile returns to his face.

“That by rejecting your fated mate, you brought the wrath of the Moon Goddess upon yourself.” Cain’s eyes darkened and he clenched his fists. “They confused strength with weakness. A man who bows to fate without question is no Alpha. I rejected what was mine then. And I regret it—because now, I have chosen her back. And this time, I will not let her go.” Alpha Lucien chuckled and said, “So this meeting is about a woman.”

“Actually it seems they do– since Bastien is an Alpha and he’s having one.” “And rightly so, it’s far past time he got rid of you.” She bites back, sharing a cruel smile with her friends. I scowl, ‘If you think you’ll have a chance with him once he’s single, you’re sorely mistaken.” I tell them. “He’s already found his mate.” The redhead shrugs, “Mates aren’t forever, maybe I’ll take a page out of your book and pay Arabella a little visit.” “I already told you,” I snap. “I didn’t push her.”