Novel & Cerita Rejected By My Best Friend And Alpha

“You really love him.” “Yes,” I breathed, my chest heaving. “I do.” He nodded once, curt, as though bracing himself. “Then… I, Alpha Scott of the Golden Moon Pack, reject…” “No!” I cut him off, shoving at him harder, my tears burning hot trails down my face. “You’re really pathetic. You just want to be the one to reject me.” His mouth twisted, and he gave a bitter, humorless laugh. “That’s the only way it will work.”

“Just checking on you. You’ve been gone for hours, and your aunt’s worried sick. Figured I’d find you before you did something stupid.” “Too late for that,” I muttered, staring up at the sky. Ethan was quiet for a moment, his usual bravado slipping. “What happened with Christopher?” “You already know” “Are you kidding the whole pack knows the alpha found his mate and rejected her” “He didn’t actually reject me” Ethan looks confused “what do you mean?” I hesitated, not sure how much to say. But Ethan had always been a good listener, and right now, I needed someone to talk to.

I pleaded, clasping my hand over my head as I lay on the floor like a thief begging for mercy. Unfortunately, Alpha Lucas ignored my plea. He didn't only beat me up, trying to get me to confess to a crime I didn't commit, but he also did the worst by rejecting me. He rejected a bond from the moongoddess. Nobody ever rejected their mates. I was the first reject. That day, I became the rejected fool, as if being wolfless wasn't enough.

He was the one who had just been rejected. “You will regret rejecting me, Allene,” he continued viciously. “I am an Alpha. Alpha blood runs in my veins. When my refusal to accept your rejection begins to bite at you, you will crawl back to me. You will kneel at my feet and beg me to take you back.” Jessica Sanders didn’t look pleased by his words. For years, they had waited for the day I would finally be fed up and leave. But now that I had finally rejected him, he refused to accept it. It baffled me, just as much as it baffled her.

I didn’t trust myself to. But I wouldn’t give him the satisfaction. Instead, I slowly turned to face him, lifting my chin. “Thank you,” I said, voice eerily calm. “If that’s truly what you think of me, then I’m glad you rejected me.” His eyes narrowed, confused. “I don’t need an Alpha who sees me as nothing but a weakness,” I continued, the pain in my chest coiled tight, caged. “I don’t need your mark. I don’t need your pity. And I sure as hell don’t need you.”

Today, they looked at me like I was a diseased animal. ​"Alpha King Kaelen ordered us to leave you past the boundary line," the guard said, spitting next to my head. "If you cross back over, we have permission to kill you. Move deeper into the woods, Elena. Die where we don't have to smell you." ​They turned around and walked away. Their flashlights vanished into the fog. ​I was entirely alone. The darkness closed in around me. The cold numbed my limbs. My inner wolf was curled into a shivering ball of gray ash. She was dying. When a weak omega is rejected by an Alpha King, the force of his aura can kill her wolf permanently.

Redone, my stomach dropped, I struggled to keep my breathing steady. “Do you mean… you meant a rematch?” I repeated, trying to steady my voice. “Yes” he affirmed, “And everyone of us believe that something wasn’t right with it, like there’s an interference of the outsider.” “No! This is not possible, I am the alpha… I won’t let that happened” I said, “I am the alpha of the pack, and whatever I said is the final.”.

I swallowed hard, coming in terms with the decision I was about to take. "I, Adella Gomez, accept your rejection" I said, the pains of rejection searing through my heart. Would he regret it? Would he also feel the pain of the rejection? The feeling of being broken, distraught and forlorn. I hope he will change his mind… I hope he will come back. Unfortunately, his next words shattered my world. "I am glad you know your position. Do you think I would accept a weak human like you as my mate? I, the future Alpha of this great pack paired with a weakling!" He scoffed.

I told him what happened, from meeting her at the club to spending the night with her and then finally rejecting her as my mate, and when I was done, Ray whistled loudly. "You rejected her, and she did the same?" I nodded again, and he shook his head. "I'm sorry, man. That's the worst thing to happen to anyone, especially you." For a second, I wanted to tell him about my regrets in immediately rejecting her, but I stopped myself. As an Alpha, I needed to be firm on my decision and show no sign of weakness, not even to my best friend. Opposite me, Ray began to stroke his chin, deep in thought, before he started,

This must have been the first time he had seen someone go against this… bond. “You can’t,” I stated. He couldn’t have me. I didn’t want to mate. If I was tied down, I would never be free. I chanced a glance to my right. My eyes caught the other students. They looked on with shock and horror as the scene unfolded. As if they were pleading with me to not reject their Alpha. Yet, I couldn’t help myself. “I can’t?” he questioned. “You can’t,” he repeated. Most wolves would be furious at being rejected, but for some reason, Alpha Duncan seemed to only be concerned and mildly amused.