Rejected By The Beta Claimed By The Alpha Novels & Stories

Not just when it came to human related matters but also werewolves as well. He was a Beta and so was she, they both held equally important roles in their packs. Even if they were different by ranks, rejecting his mate would make him weaker than usual. And now that she was also a Beta, she would barely survive the rejection phase. It was even worse for an Alpha. Which was why he and his brother were hell bent on getting him his mate. He already had one of his gifts, his mate was supposed to unlock the others. Rejecting her would have him losing the others he had.

The words felt like a physical blow to the gut, ripping through me as I stumbled back. No?” the priestess repeated, her voice shaking. “Alpha Kael—” He shook his head once, final and cold. “No, I reject the bond.” Gasps echoed from somewhere around - my mother’s sharp inhale, the priestess’s whispered prayer. My legs wobbled almost giving out. I stared at him, waiting for any hint that this was some cruel joke. It wasn’t. Then Kael’s voice cut through the silence. Cold. Steady. Final.

Third Person Matteo observed the intense confrontation between Joric and Clay. He acknowledged the strength of both combatants, recognizing the potential for either to assume the role of the other's beta. Despite Clay's current beta status, Matteo sensed that he possessed the capability to ascend to the position of Alpha. In their human forms, despite Joric's seniority, Clay exhibited a formidable fighting prowess and a physique that matched Joric's. Well-trained and disciplined, Matteo wouldn't be surprised if Clay, the prospective beta, managed to surpass his future alpha.

Or perhaps, she hated herself for failing her mission? “Reject me,” Naya said, her voice anything but frightened. In this world where alphas were the only ones who could ‘reject’ their mates, a beta like Naya could never run away from fate. At least, not that easily. But if Kael rejected her like other full-blooded alphas do to their fated beta mates, it would be much easier.

He looked past me, toward the Alpha on the raised dais, ensuring his audience was watching. He was performing. "Look at you," he sneered, gesturing vaguely at my worn-out shoes. "You are wolfless. A human defect. You can’t shift. You can’t fight. You bring nothing to this pack but shame." "Liam, please..." Tears blurred my vision, hot and stinging. "The Moon Goddess chose us..." "The Moon Goddess made a mistake." He took a deep breath. The room went deathly silent. "I, Liam Thorne, future Beta of the Silver Moon Pack, reject you, Elara Vance, as my fated mate and Luna."

I picked my fork and stabbed the sausage on my plate, picturing Ares’ cock while I did it. What sweet pleasure it gave me. “What do you plan to do? You want to reject him?” I let out a sigh. “You’re at risk if I do that.” Then after a thoughtful pause. “Is it Xena?” He stopped chewing long enough to stare in confusion. “I don’t understand.” “It has to be that Beta, right? An Alpha feels strong pulls toward his mate. If he doesn’t, it means someone else holds his attention.” I set my fork down. “Xena has to be the reason why he has refused to claim or reject me.”

Kaelen’s expression didn't shift, but his aura rippled, a low, humming vibration of a Beta’s frustration. "I can’t defy my Alpha’s order, Valerie. He was invoked. The pact was cited. In our world, an Alpha’s word on a blood oath is final. If he stays, he breaks his honour. If I stay as his second-in-command, I am an extension of that breach." "I’m not asking you to defy him," I whispered, glancing back at the door to Marie’s room. I could hear her moving inside, the clink of a water glass, the sounds of a woman who didn't realise the shield had been dropped.

Today, however, was different; an unusual tension lingered in the air, sharpening her senses, reminding her of her place. “Make sure it’s spotless.” An enforcer had barked at her earlier, his voice laced with disdain. “The Beta of the Blackwood Pack arrives today, and the Alpha’s reputation must be upheld.” He sneered, eyes flashing with a dangerous promise. “Don’t mess this up, Cassia.”

No ow dared speak or opposed the great alpha beast. The beta knew then and there that he’d lost this fight.as he feels a crumbling defeat, he knew then he’d been caught. And he was in a whole lot of doomed trouble.

Dad barely finished talking before both Sabastian and Ethan started to argue with him. I pinched my brow, trying to work out what would be the best option to do. For an alpha, becoming a beta was an insult. It meant you would have to submit to your alpha as they would be above you. None of us wanted that. There wasn’t any history or joint alphas as far as I knew, but I didn’t see why it wouldn’t be possible.