Rejected By The Alpha Claimed By Fate Novels & Stories

I said, my voice breaking. “You can’t be mine,” he said, louder now. “You are not fit to stand near me, let alone be claimed by me.” His words hit harder than his hands ever could. They stabbed every broken part of me that had just begun to hope. “I reject you,” he said coldly. “I, Caden Holt, Alpha of the Redfang Pack, reject you as my mate.” The room spun. But tears refused to come. But inside, something shattered. Loud and painful.

“Perfect response because you don’t belong here” The murmurs rose again, sharp and ugly. Rowan stools up first “ Alpha , are you sure about this? This is forbidden and you can only do this to a bonded mate. A human can not be our new Luna” Then he turned to me “ you need to leave “ “I’ll not leave, my son needs his mother,” I said, my voice cutting clean through the noise. I didn’t expect anything better from Rowan anyways, he is Mirah’s brother and will protect her interest.

“May the Goddess forgive me for breaking this bond, and may she let me carry the pain of this rejection.” The pain in my chest remained as I met his eyes once more, but I kept sobbing. “Thank you, Alpha.” He pursed his lips into a thin line as he stared back at me. If there was any pain he was experiencing, he didn’t let it show. I composed myself, wiped my tears, and forced a smile before I began. “I, Future Gamma Giselle Wallace of the Midnight Pack, accept your rejection, Young Alpha Nicolo Furroway of the Night Howlers Pack. May the Goddess sever this bond, and may she continue to bless us in our chosen paths.”

“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.

My wolf growled low, not in fear but recognition. His jaw tightened, as though he too felt it. Then, just as quickly, he looked away, turning to the elders beside him. “She is not the one,” he said coolly. “Let us leave.” The elders nodded, confused but obedient, and the mysterious Alpha disappeared into the night taking the unanswered questions with him.

The world held its breath. Kael’s eyes met mine. For a moment,just a moment,I thought I saw something there. Hesitation,my heart skipped. Then he spoke. Cold. Clear. Final. “I, Alpha Kael… reject you.” Silence. It didn’t feel real. The words echoed in my head, over and over again, like something distant and distorted. Reject you. Reject you. Reject you. A sharp, burning pain tore through my chest, stealing the air from my lungs as my knees threatened to give way beneath me.

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.”

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.”.

The fighter who wiped out rogue camps and never asked questions afterward. The irony almost made me laugh. My mate. His gaze locked onto me, and I felt his wolf surge forward, claiming, demanding, recognizing what the world had decided to make forbidden. “Well, then… I reject you,” I said, my voice rough but steady. “I won’t be claimed. Not by an Alpha who was meant to destroy me. Not by anyone in this world that knows nothing but death and hypocrisy.” The bond screamed in protest. But he didn’t speak, not at first.

“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.