Rejected By The Alpha: Book Novels & Stories

He stood and his fist punched the desk making it crack, “this is why he is sending us out of here, he is the last Alpha, he is of the blood line, he rejected her so she wouldn’t have to have yet another thing on top of her, he’s willing to die for her, for all of us.” I blinked at him and Russ turned looking at me, “you found this book where?” I gulped, “inside the destroyed library, he must have seen it and decided to reject her.” Russ nodded, “he did see it, I showed him this book, but I didn’t read further than what I showed him,” he shook his head, “ he told me Amelia hated him, I believe once he seen this, he knew he couldn’t allow anyone else to see it or to know about it.”

“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.

I don't know what they said to the Alpha but it had to do with him rejecting me. I shook my head with a sigh as I stared at the Alpha who seemed stranded without knowing what to do. I'm really sure that he's lost in thought. He looks so lost and carried away that I wonder what's wrong with him. "Yes!" "Reject her as your mate," "We don't want her," "She's not useless. She can't be a good leader," "She's the daughter of a murderer," "Reject her,"

I gently stroked the old brown page, and I could feel the thick paper beneath my fingers. It seemed like it was an antique book. As I turned the page, I took a heavy breath. Every single piece of paper was written by hand. An ink that was very dark black was used to write the letters. Calligraphy was something that blew my mind. I started to read what was inside the book. “Alpha's rejection is like venom for his mate. Whether they are doomed to a world of curses or perish.”

“Alpha, the Moon Goddess does not make—” “I **reject** her.” The hall fell into stunned silence. My heart stopped. Rejection. He said it so easily. So publicly. Kael’s voice rose, carrying through every corner of the packhouse. “I, Alpha Kael of Crescent Night, reject Liora as my mate.” The bond snapped violently inside my chest. Pain exploded through me. I gasped, collapsing to my knees as the force ripped through my body like lightning. Wolves around me stepped back quickly, afraid to touch the aftermath of an Alpha’s rejection.

“He is the best choice to replace the Alpha. He has no criminal record, and he’s absolutely clean. His mating ceremony is coming up next week, and that simply means in no time, he’d have a Luna.” The surprise and frustration within me came together to form rage, and I snapped. “You have no precedent!” “Oh, we do,” Elder Rhys smirked. “We already declared that we don’t need the Alpha’s leadership, and what a good thing that he isn’t here, but left his function in the hands of his elite beta.” “Because he’s out there, giving his all to save your stupid asses from sorcery!” I cried. “Are you out of your mind!”

Wolves who’d rather defect than stay under his rule. Ian, my Gamma, perpetual mouth, couldn’t resist. “Hey,” he said from beside me. “You guys hear that some Rufous Moon wolves have been quietly jumping ship to other packs?” ​“Deserting?” Ben asked. As the Delta, he was usually the last to catch wind of anything that wasn't a direct order. Ian nodded, pleased with himself. “Yeah. Word is they can’t stomach their alpha’s… hobbies anymore. They just kinda leave.” ​“And he lets them go?” Ben leaned back, genuinely curious. “Without a hunt?”

Sasha screams in my head, “Rejected. He rejected us, we aren’t good enough to be an Alpha’s mate and he said so!” Trying to breath I reminded her that he hadn’t said anything, maybe she startled him? “No, I felt his anger and his rejection. He shoved us off and wanted nothing to do with us. I would rather be rogue than a rejected omega. Don’t make me face him again, it hurts. Willow please!” Hearing my wolf cry of rejection did nothing to make me feel better. I had won. I had been a welcomed warrior. But I had not been a welcomed mate. Tears streak down my face as I painfully shift back, my mother immediately gathering me into her arms. “Shhh baby. Its okay Willow. Remember, in a hurricane y

Every success was treated as preparation for something bigger. The Alpha position wasn't something I had suddenly decided I wanted. It had always been part of my life. And now someone was trying to interfere. I wasn't going to let that happen. "We'll need everyone we can trust," Luther said. "I know." "And we'll need to know exactly who is opposing you." "I know that too." He looked at me carefully. "You sure you're ready for this?" I paused. Then I nodded. "Yes."

The next book will be titled the Alpha's rejection and it will be available soon. Thank you all for your support. With much love, Author Natie.