Rejected By The Alpha Claimed By His Brother Novels & Stories

I glared at the woman who killed my first mate without remorse. "And why would I want to do that? You rejected your title and this mutt over here embarrassed me like I was some child her age." Trisha paced around the room touching an assortment of tools. " Look here, MOTHER! You need to let go of this petty grudge. That was years ago and I still do not want to be Alpha. Give it to my brother, King. Oh, that's right. He's not a pure breed." I pointed out with a deeper meaning.

My father said calmly, not even glancing at me as he perused through some files on his desk. “Yes but he didn’t want to be Alpha. That’s why I’ve been training for it. Remember?” My father put down his documents and looked me in the eye. “I see greed in you Jin Woo. You wouldn’t make a good Alpha. Our people need a leader who would lead them selflessly not because he wants power. Your hunger for power is scary. I had to stop you before it’s too late.” My heart shattered into pieces hearing those words. After all these years, I had been preparing myself to become Alpha but then my brother who showed no interest at all suddenly woke up and snatched it away from me. I won't accept this.

He answered. “I was eaten by me emotion.” Shin tried to explain himself. “Emotion, no emotion should be powerful enough to become a reason for a brother to fight with a killing instinct. Unless of course if it involves a woman?” Joseph asked with his brow raised. “It’s not that.” He denied. “I already rejected my mate.” He twisted the topic. “Did you?” He was intrigued of what he just said. “Yes, my father knew this. He was the one who made me reject her after all.” He added. Hoping that mentioning the Alpha will make Joseph believe of what he just said.

“Lucas, listen to me. You are thinking too much, you did nothing wrong.” Lucas looked away again. “Maya Hart seems like a sweet girl,” Victoria continued. “But being someone’s mate is not always enough.” Lucas clenched his fists but Victoria didn’t notice. “You’re the future Alpha King,” she said clearly. “One day, you will lead the entire kingdom.” Lucas said nothing. Those words follow him everywhere. Future Alpha King. He wondered what Maya would say if she knew how trapped he felt? Would she understand? Or would she hate him even more?

The word sliced deeper than the bond’s agony. I searched his face desperately, looking for doubt, for regret, anything. There was nothing. Only iron resolve and something darker beneath it, something he refused to acknowledge. The elders exchanged uneasy glances, but none stepped forward to challenge him. Alpha law was absolute. The rejection was final. The pain subsided slowly, leaving behind a hollow ache so vast it stole my breath. I wrapped my arms around myself, shaking, my world reduced to fragments. I had been claimed. And then discarded.

“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

“You’ll regret this, Zaiden! I was your brother, your second!” “You didn't think of that when you went against me.” I snapped, shoving him toward Caleb. The warriors seized him, chaining his wrists with silver cuffs. He howled as the metal burned into his skin. Caleb hesitated, confusion clouding his eyes. “Alpha… what happened? He’s your Beta.” I rose slowly, wiping blood from my jaw, eyes locked on Cole’s twisted face. “Not anymore. He’s been feeding the rogues our movements.” A ripple of shock moved through the warriors. Caleb’s hands tightened on the chain, fury flashing across his expression. “You…”

Cicy is grimacing inside of me - showing her own disgust. “Besides,” Jean cuts in again. “You know he’s the Alpha’s best friend. He can get away with anything. There’s no way he would be sanctioned.” “Jean, why don’t you just reject him?” I ask desperately. “I…I thought about that,” Jean admits. “But…you know what could happen.” Yes. Yes, I do. Rejecting a mate is not black and white. If one dares to do so then whoever initiated the rejection has to pay a large sum of money in damages. A very large sum.

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.”

Maybe he was going to say I was his. "But I am the Alpha of this pack," Xander continued, his voice growing harder. "And I refuse to let the past dictate my future. I will not have my bloodline tainted by the daughter of a traitor. I will not be tethered to a weak Omega who has no place by my side." The air left my lungs. "I, Xander Blackwood, Alpha of the Blood Moon Pack, officially and permanently reject Tricia Thorne as my mate and my Luna," he declared.