Rejected By The Pack Novels & Stories

"It's not a problem because I'm rejecting her." The words didn't make sense at first. I heard them but my brain couldn't process them. "What?" I said. "I reject you as my mate." He said it clearly, like he was reading from a script. "I, Alpha Derek of Riverside Pack, reject you." Pain exploded in my chest. I'd been hit before. Alia had shoved me down the stairs once. A pack member had punched me for dropping a plate. I knew what pain felt like. This was different.

Chapter 21 Maya approached the rejected wolf and apologized for the way the pack had treated him. She explained that they were wrong to reject him and that she deserved to be accepted just like any other member of the pack. To Maya's surprise, the rejected wolf forgave her and agreed to come back to the pack. Maya felt a sense of joy and relief as she saw the rejected wolf finally accepted into the pack, where she belonged. As Maya looked around at the pack members, she felt a sense of contentment.

I nodded. He found a place that was dry right by the water's edge and sat down and I sat beside him. "I want you to know. . . that I understand if you chose to reject me as your mate. You just learned about yourself and to take on the role as Luna can be alot. . . " I was shocked at his words but couldn't dare make eye contact with him. The thought hadn't crossed my mind about rejecting him but I did not think I could be a Luna. ," However, it would be a grave mistake to reject me. . . " he continued, " I would allow you to stay in the pack but obviously you could never be with anyone else. Also an Alpha rejected, would be weaker and would put the pack at risk." He told me matter of fact. "I

He asked smiling at me. "But... but I'm a rogue you should just kick me off your land now" I said looking at the floor. I was shocked to feel a hand lift my chin up. "No pack member deserves rejection, and I understand the need to get away. But being a rogue was not the path meant for you. I would like you to stay with my pack here, I'd feel guilty letting you fend for yourself when we have a strong pack that will happily accept you." He smiled down at me and I couldn't help the tears that fell.

Gazelle says. "If we decide to become a Pack, it does not mean I will be your Luna. We will only sell it Pack until after the war. We can fight together, and we can decide together what we want to do after we have talked to the vampires. I will have to ask my Pack how they feel about joining you again for the war because not many of my Pack members like you. I do not think that I trust you. And I think that they believe that you will chase them away again. They might think you will only use them until you don't need them again. And then we are stranded again. Our Packgrounds will stay a secret, and you will never come there. We will only communicate by mind link. If we become one Pack, it is

Derick turned to me and asked, "What do you say, Sophia? Will you join our pack?" Lucas and the rest of the pack members were stunned by Derick's determine suggestion. They couldn't believe that their Alpha was willing to accept someone who was banished from her pack, let alone someone who had been labeled a "rejected mate". Jessica couldn't hide her disapproval as she rolled her eyes and muttered under her breath. I looked at Derick, trying to read his expression, but he was unreadable. He simply stood there, waiting for my answer. I took a deep breath and spoke up, "Are you sure about this, Derick? I don't want to cause any trouble for your pack."

' 'we can't leave without the rejection, we can't bark out now, we are here and the rejection we will get. 'what if the beta is right? What if he doesn't give us the rejection?' 'Not now, we can't afford to be negative, we shouldn't be thinking of that.' I said as my head fell on my knees that I had dragged to my tummy. 'we need the rejection.' I murmured before I let myself cry out my eyes. I felt all alone in the world, in a stranger's Pack. One, who doesn't care about me.

I was sure that she wasn't aware of the sudden death of her former Pack's Alpha. Well, she ran away before the coronation. But who cared? Especially now that someone was tasting my patience and the little goodness that was left in me if I had any. I needed to put an eye on this pack. It seemed his rejected mate had something to do with these sudden deaths, but first, I needed you to deal with Lucas, the betrayer! I clenched my fists again. I was impatiently waiting for that motherfucking bitch while trying to distract myself. People were never grateful, that was why I wouldn't trust anyone.

Mark encouraged. I pursed my lips and dialed again, but this time it went straight to voicemail. Freya had blocked my number either. "You didn't do what I told you earlier?" Mark asked. I pressed my lips together. "Before I could say anything, she rejected me and left." "Rejected?" Mark's eyes widened. "What?! She rejected you?" I tensed up and fell silent. Mark looked at me eagerly and exclaimed, "Holy shit! What have you done? You've been rejected by your Luna! You let her slip away like that! Do you realize that once Luna leaves the pack, your pack will gradually decline?"

She walked beside Cara, her hand gripping Cara’s arm, as if she was afraid she would collapse. Cara, on the other hand, looked numb. Her face was pale, her lips slightly parted, and her eyes were swollen from crying. She didn’t try to wipe her tears anymore. She just walked, silent and broken. And I forced myself not to care. I clenched my jaw and reminded myself that I was doing what was best for the pack. When we arrived at the packhouse, the entire pack had gathered. The grand hall was full—elders, warriors, omegas—everyone was here, waiting for my decision. They had heard what happened, and they were waiting for my final word.