Rejected By My Best Friend And Alpha Novels & Stories

"Absolutely." Something inside me settled. It felt right. Luther wasn't just my best friend. He understood me. He knew my strengths, my weaknesses, my mistakes, and the parts of me I didn't show everyone else. If I was going to face the struggle for the Alpha position, I wanted him beside me. My Beta. My closest ally. My best friend. "Then it's official," I said. Luther nodded. "It's official." We stood there for a moment, both knowing that our friendship had just entered a completely different chapter.

"A mate that has been rejected by one alpha cannot be claimed by another. It is forbidden." Elder Michael sat still, staring at his fellow elders, he was the one I went to, and we made sure I was able to reclaim Nora, which turned out to be possible. Michael leaned forward, his hands clenched on the table. "I was the one who supported Alpha Horace, he did it because it was the right thing to do. Lenora in question was being cast aside, and it said in the scrolls that any rejected can be reclaimed by anyone." As I listened to their accusations, my eyes narrowed in anger. I had not come here to be berated by these old men. I am the Alpha of this land, and I would not be cowed by their disappro

His jaws twitched so I scratched louder. “You did something that hasn't happened in our pack for decades. No one is allowed to beat women here. We don't beat mates here. Left to me your pack would have never been a part of ours. We all know how you all treat each other.” “I am an Alpha and you are lucky to have me in your pack. Your Alpha knew that I was an asset.” “An asset? You people had nowhere else to go. You didn't invest in relationships and no one else wanted you. Our Alpha took pity on you.”

Or perhaps, she hated herself for failing her mission? “Reject me,” Naya said, her voice anything but frightened. In this world where alphas were the only ones who could ‘reject’ their mates, a beta like Naya could never run away from fate. At least, not that easily. But if Kael rejected her like other full-blooded alphas do to their fated beta mates, it would be much easier.

Now, there was a third person here. I left the dining room and opened my contact list. To my father—the Alpha of the Moruna Pack—I sent a message: [Dad, I want to sever my mate bond and return home.]

“We can finally be together. She rejected you and not the other way around. Your father and the council won’t punish you. Just accept it!” “I will never accept it!” he roared, shaking from the strain. “I am an alpha, I can handle the pain. She is only a lowly omega. Weak and pathetic. She won’t survive my refusal. She will kneel and beg me to take her back, and then she will understand that no one rejects me.” His voice rose with manic arrogance. “I am Alpha Leonard Amari. I do the rejections!” I turned away, forcing my body to move even though every muscle screamed.

The prince's smile thinned. “You think you’re brave, don’t you?” “I think you’re pathetic,” Serena shot back. “And it's embarrassing really.” The boys around her took a step forward. Prince’s eyes darkened. Then he himself stepped closer. “You think hiding behind Damien makes you untouchable?” Serena didn’t move. “I’m not hiding behind anyone.” Prince’s jaw tightened. She added quietly, “A real Alpha doesn’t need three friends to fight one person.” The insult landed. Prince’s expression turned deadly.

“I won't abandon you all anymore. I am going with you.” I turned to Aurelia, who looked completely shocked by my decision. But she wouldn't trade her pack for me. I wouldn't let her do something like that. “I'm sorry, Aurelia,” I apologized. “But I have abandoned my people for so long, and I can't just do that anymore.” Aurelia’s lashes quivered as she heard me. I could hear her heart thumping hard against her chest. This was totally against what she had agreed on. “I understand,” she said. “Your people need you. You will be a wonderful Alpha.”

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.”

The words landed heavily. “And honestly?” Zaiden shook his head slowly. “Karen deserved better than this pack… and better than you at that time.” Xavier looked away after that, his expression darker than before. I stared at both Alphas. I knew Zaiden was never going to tell him Karen was his mate, and I also didn’t bother to stop them from arguing or whatever. I knew Zaiden was very reserved, and he wouldn’t turn this into something more complicated. “So, since you’ve heard it for yourself, I’m glad you now know. You’re not worthy of being an Alpha, you know,” I smirked.