Novel & Cerita Rejected By My Best Friend And Alpha

A bitter grin twisted his lips, but it was a cruel expression directed inwardly, solely at himself. With a heavy heart, he gazed out into the world, feeling as though he was all alone. The bitter sting of rejection had left him with little hope for finding love. Yet, fate had other plans, and he found himself drawn to a man who seemed to be his perfect match. However, the cruel irony of life was not lost on him, as this man too was turning his back on him, just like his loved ones had done in the past. With a stern voice, Alpha Killan Raiden Leonidas, the Alpha of the Sun Forest Pack, declared, "I, Alpha Killan Raiden Leonidas, hereby reject you as my mate."

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 overheard your plans, Sonya and Cathy. You were both caught red-handed.” “Sonya Hale,” he said, his tone heavy with regret, “I, Alpha Jacob, reject you as my mate and future Luna.” Alpha Jacob rejected. “You will no longer step foot in the Alpha’s headquarters anymore. Both your presence is no longer welcome here. If I discover any more of your plots then I’ll be forced to banish you both from my pack as rogues.” Alpha Jacob’s rejection echoed through the room. Sonya’s eyes widened in shock, her mouth opening and closing soundlessly as she struggled to find the words to respond.

“You would need permission to enter an Alpha’s territory. Otherwise, they may think you’re a rogue.” “Okay, but no one knows what I look like. I could send anyone to the pack house in my place and go for a wander around. Discover any deep dark secrets that the Alpha’s are hiding.” We talked until daylight. I need help if this plan is going to work. I sort of had a plan. But I need the help of my friends. “The strain of the rejection has driven her crazy,” Erin commented once I explained my plan to them all. “That prick didn’t deserve you, anyway. He would have been a useless Alpha. Wouldn’t have defended the pack in a fight. He would have been a drain. He is better off where he is. Which is

“The young alpha wishes to see you. He is in the lounge. I thought that maybe I could just dismiss the servant and return to the comfort of my grief. But that morbid curiosity pushed me to get dressed, or maybe that was my way of explaining the residue of feelings I unfortunately still had towards him. I arrived in the lounge dressed in black, Caden saw me and a brief look of acknowledgement met me as if I was no more than an acquaintance he had happened to come across. Not the woman he once planned to spend the rest of his life with. He didn't beat around the bush, just went straight to the point. “Tamara, now that you have recovered, why don't you do both of us a favor and accept my reject

“That’s absurd.” Alan hummed. “Tia told her so.” My pulse spiked. “So Titan actually made good of his promise to decieve her? That's so low and evil of him.” The beta snorted, “you're one to talk about evil.” I held back my retort as he sighed. “The alpha’s obsessed with the mate he rejected once,” Alan repeated. “And honestly? I understand why. She's so…intriguing.” I felt something cold coil around my spine.

Then, in a voice that shattered her entire world— “I reject you.” Silence. Complete. Crushing. Silence. Lyra blinked, as if she hadn’t heard him correctly. “What…?” her voice broke. “I, Alpha Kael, reject you as my mate.” Gasps erupted from the crowd. “No… no, you can’t…” tears streamed down her face as panic set in. “Kael, please… we’re fated—” “You?” he cut her off with a cold laugh. “An omega? Weak. Useless. You would only disgrace me.”

Instead, he assessed me the way a warrior examines a blade—measuring worth. “You’re trembling,” he said calmly. I realized then that he wasn’t asking. I curled my hands into fists, nails biting into my palms. “I was banished tonight.” “I know.” Those two words sent a chill down my spine. “You were at the ceremony?” I asked, my voice barely steady. A corner of his mouth lifted. “Not personally. But news travels fast when an Alpha humiliates his mate beneath a full moon.” My throat tightened. “So Silverclaw truly rejected you,” he continued, his eyes darkening. “Publicly. Recklessly.”

The words felt like a physical blow to the gut, ripping through me as I stumbled back. No?” the priestess repeated, her voice shaking. “Alpha Kael—” He shook his head once, final and cold. “No, I reject the bond.” Gasps echoed from somewhere around - my mother’s sharp inhale, the priestess’s whispered prayer. My legs wobbled almost giving out. I stared at him, waiting for any hint that this was some cruel joke. It wasn’t. Then Kael’s voice cut through the silence. Cold. Steady. Final.