Romans & histoires Rejected By The Alpha: Book

he ordered. The finality in his voice crushed something inside me. Whatsoever hope i had in him has being broken. The dungeon smelled of damp stone and despair. They threw me into a cell and the iron door slammed shut, the sound echoing like a death sentence. I slid down the wall slowly, clutching my chest as whatsoever bond is left between us, screamed in agony. Finn didn’t come. Not that night. Or the next morning. Instead, the rejection summons arrived at dusk. A single guard stood at my cell door, face averted. “The Alpha has called for a formal rejection,” he said quietly. My breath hitched.

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.

Shawn said, struggling. "Shawn, I've already beaten you more than enough. You just really need to know your place." Fredrick said, in a low voice. "I am still the alpha here. I have control over everything. You being alive is because of the kindness of Adrianna. If it wasn't for her, I would have killed you. Did you actually think you stood a chance?" He scoffed. Shawn was unable to answer. He knew Fredrick had the upper hand there. Fredrick was indeed an Alpha and had the say. Shawn was just someone who was visiting, he wasn't part of the pack.

Serry looked at her mother, who also looked sad. “Honey, all Alphas will fall in love at first sight upon seeing their Omega. There is no Alpha that hates its Omega,” said Zerrin. “But, why is it that only my Alpha seems to hate me. He never accepted my existence. He always said harsh, sharp, and pierced the recesses of my heart. Did I do something wrong in the past that my Alpha rejected me!” cried Serry emotionally.

I would not be able to handle another rejection. "W–what are you saying?" I gasped in tears. "You heard me properly and I believe your mind is mature enough to understand that you should prepare for my rejection tomorrow" Alpha Trent said coldly. I had never seen such coldness from him before. There was no single warmth in his eyes, there was nothing but darkness and void. "Why do you want to reject me?" I asked with tears rolling down my cheeks. "I owe you no explanation to my decisions, I need you to pre–"

All she wanted to do was to forget everything and just sleep for as long as it was possible. “It was Alpha’s order.” She mumbled looking down. Lisa gritted her teeth already having an idea of who Alpha’s order it was? That bastard wasn't even worth to be called as alpha. “I can’t believe this. He already rejected you! Replaced you! Then why the hell can’t he just leave you alone now?! What is his problem?!” Lisa already knew about the rejection Alpha gave Alice but she couldn’t do anything after all she was an omega herself, she had no idea what happened to Raymond all of a sudden but she knew one thing. The moment he discarded her niece she hated that bastard the most.

But a part of me wondered, regardless of who this witch was and who these people were, did they know exactly who they were helping? “What are you talking about? What rejection?” Her voice was lower and serious. I glanced around, pretended to be a little weary and confused like maybe I said too much. “I-I” I fumbled over my words and she took a step towards me. “Its ok, please tell me.” “Our Alpha rejected his fated mate.” I whisper out. “I didn’t know you didn’t know, I’m sorry, I wouldn’t have brought it up if I knew you didn’t know.”

My heart started beating crazily as I started at her, hoping my instinct was wrong… “End this? What are you saying?” I whispered. “I reject you, Mr. Alpha,” she said in a bored tone. I stared at her in confusion. She was kidding, right? No one would reject the mate given by the Moon Goddess. Soon, I realised that she really meant it. I felt as if the very Earth had been moved out from under my feet. My mate rejected me? Was I really that bad? I was an Alpha and my pride didn’t let me stand there and take her rejection silently. She had no idea what she had just done.

Cassia turned sharply, eyes narrowing like a snake watching prey. The Eldermoon hesitated. “Alpha Darius, it is customary to offer the rejection, for closure.” His eyes met mine again. And this time, there was no hesitation. Only coldness. “Ayla Riverwind,” he said, his voice loud and clear, “I reject you as my mate.” It was like being gutted from the inside. A sound tore from my throat. Not a cry. Not a scream. Just a broken thing trying to claw its way out.

Ronan went very still. “You’ll forget him,” he said hoarsely. “No,” the Guardian corrected. “She will forget who she was because of him.” The words hollowed me out. Kael laughed weakly. “See?” he said. “Even now, the world won’t let you leave me without bleeding.” I looked at him then—really looked. At the Alpha who had rejected me publicly. At the man who had still claimed ownership in private. At the creature now standing as a doorway for something that would devour entire packs without hesitation.