Novel & Cerita Rejected By The Beta Claimed By The Alpha

“Wyatt we can plan the ceremony for next Satur-” “No.” My brother interrupted. “What?” I asked, my eyes wide in disbelief. “I’m sorry, but. I decline.” He repeated. “I just don’t think I am a good beta candidate.” “But... the beta of a pack is the alpha’s right hand, their closest ally.” I whispered. “So... what?” My eyes widened. “You’re against me then too?” I couldn’t help the tear that escaped my eye. “Fine. I understand.” I was rejected, again.

On her third wedding anniversary, Sophia stands beside her husband—only to be erased. Before the entire pack, Alpha Marcus announces that he has found his true fated mate. The cheers are deafening. The betrayal is public. And Sophia, once Luna, is expected to step aside with grace while her replacement, Lila, plays the innocent victim. Marcus pleads for understanding. Lila smiles through false tears. And Sophia, humiliated but unbroken, does the unthinkable—she severs the bond and walks away. But betrayal doesn’t end with rejection. Moments later, Sophia collapses in excruciating pain, poisoned by the very wine Lila offered her. As death closes in, she uncovers the darkest truth of all:

“He said those things because he had to make the rejection final. He had to convince the pack and maybe himself that he was right to ignore the mate bond. He used your genuine shyness as a weapon. He knows you are not weak.” “He is the Beta. He speaks with authority,” I said, the despair in my voice heavy. “He will become Alpha Viktor’s right hand. Everyone will believe him. I will always be the girl who was not enough for the Beta.” A fresh wave of hot tears burned my eyes. It wasn't just the pain of losing a mate; it was the crippling, lifelong burden of public shame. I was the Alpha's daughter, meant to be above reproach, and now I was the central figure in a scandal of rejection.

“With me.” “You crowned yourself, Wren.” He sits up. Winces. “On camera. In front of the pack. You blood-bound them. You’re not Luna anymore. You’re something else.” “Then be something else with me.” “I’m Alpha,” he says. “I don’t bend. I break.” The bond goes arctic. He looks at Wrath. “Take them to the dungeon. Chain them. Or she walks.” Wrath looks at me. “Mother?” Sundown passed.

"I can understand your point but you need to understand that alpha cannot come, ser. Now will you excuse me please.'' That was like a hot beta. A beta who overlooked their grumpy faces and urged them to leave. Adrian straightforwardly passed his answer and walked past them. They grunted silently behind his back but did not dare to show that. Why? Because he was the beta, and allowed to take any sort of decision as the second in order of command. Alpha Alan knew the ministries, so he had already made his own rule that interrupted the rights of the ministries. A rule that stated that if needed and found crucial, the alpha and his beta can decide as per their understanding. If the ministries re

I won’t have let it slide. “I don’t really know much about their pack dynamics but I think the beta has more deciding power than the alpha.” “And he let that happen?” I just couldn’t wrap my head around an alpha who let his beta control his pack. That can never be me. when I became alpha, I picked my beta and replaced him when he messed up. I didn’t just stop there, I banished him from my pack forever. My pack, my rules. I have no tolerance for stupid people.

“She might be the one thing that can save you… Or the last thing you ever destroy.” Kaelion froze at the door. “You have to claim her regardless, You need to survive Kaelion,” his Beta said to him. “Nobody says a word about this to her, she mustn’t find out, understand?” Alpha Kaelion snapped and they all bowed. “You are making a mistake, Alpha” the healer called out after him.

I was about to go in when someone held my hand. "This is?" The old Beta asked. "My home," I muttered, turning to them. The Alpha frowned. He seemed to have understood what I was trying to say. "Do you need help? Maybe we can come with—" "No," I muttered, cutting him off. "I want to confirm it for myself." I tried to go in again, but the Alpha held my hand, his grip gentle against my skin. "Remember, we still don't know what we're dealing with. So if you see anything that seems off, just come out, tell us and we'll handle it together. Don't do anything irrational. Understood?"

I replied, hitting my foot against the wooden floor. There were a lot of prospective candidates for the position of a Beta but I was reluctant in picking one. The betrayal had been smeared to memory and I didn't want to experience that again, ever again. "You can't, that is a lie you tell yourself." Elder Jared replied. Now on his feet, he said, "An Alpha without a Beta is like a wolf with one eye closed. He is vulnerable and very easy to manipulate." "It applies to others but not me." I chuckled lightly. "I can manage, you don't need to worry about me.”

“It turns out that Alpha is more cunning than anyone else.” “He knows how to play his game because he has people doing his thinking for him,” Angel said. “He's not as cunning as he thinks, so only something serious can cause relations between the Alpha and his followers to fracture. However, the breaking point will never be because of the sorceress.” “It must be because of their beta,” Jackson said. “They have to be made to believe that his Beta is betraying him for him to be upset. From the latest reports, it appears that Beta is the one who has taken over the reins of solving and containing the community's problems.”