Rejected Their Broken Luna Novels & Stories

I feel sorry for you. He curved his lips slightly, to reveal a smile of satisfaction on his face. I froze for a moment, remembering all the difficult conversations I had with Aurora. From the moment I rejected her as my luna. Till the moment, she refused my proposal to bond with me again on numerous occasions. I felt my wolf whimper, with a feeling of sadness flowing through my veins.

Before I can say anything, he cuts me off with something that is rarely heard of in the werewolf world. "I Terry Moore reject you, Sophia Moretti, as my mate and future Luna," he says each word piercing my heart. And with that, he walks off joining back to the party. I felt the connection to my wolf disappears as she whimpers at the fact our mate rejected us. I couldn't handle the pain I was feeling in the pit of my stomach. I looked at the backyard and the front door. The pain was too much for me to handle. I couldn't bare to see him again so I took of out the door into the forest. When I could see the pack border, I mind link my family.

His response surprised me. "I... I had to. I couldn't stay in your pack after your rejection," I murmured meekly, my voice barely audible as I stared at the ground, avoiding his piercing gaze. I inhaled sharply, sensing his presence shifting closer, his presence almost suffocating. "There is no certain rule that, after rejection, a Luna has to leave," he asserted, his voice laced with authority, breaking through the tension. But he seemed to forget that I was no longer his Luna after his rejection.

Leno stormed out of the square, leaving all the wolves behind to gossip. "The Alpha has already separated from Elisa. Why does the Luna still want to break the mate bond?" "Yeah, the Alpha went to all that trouble to make up for it, and she still rejected him." "The Luna really doesn't know what's good for her." I could hear all the surrounding wolves' criticism of me—just because I rejected Leno, I was the irrational one. I picked up the potion once more.

Luna said, her voice steady despite her inner turmoil. "I have no intention of butting into your relationship or making things complicated between both of you. All I need is for you to talk to my father in case he gets upset about the rejection. You already know how he can be, so talking to him myself may not be the best idea. Once that's done, I'll handle the rest. We'll go through the rejection ceremony once he comes to terms with us not being meant for each other, and after it all, you and I can go back to being enemies," she explained. As much as her wolf was hurting, she also believed that she and Lucas were far too different to be together, and even though it hurt her pride that she wa

I felt how Talia stiffened beside me, trying to hold in her surfacing anger. Meena's voice came again. Swift. “You seem to forget that you're no longer the future Luna, isn't it?” She turned her back now, facing me directly. “You're that rejected mate. I think I should remember you.” The words hit hard. Entering deep into the right places. It still hurts even now. Even after everything. “I know exactly who I am, Meena, you're not in the place to tell me.” She laughed. That sarcastic laugh of hers. “Really? Do you? If that was supposed to be true, I trust you wouldn't keep acting like this pack still belongs to you.”

I could feel the ground shifting beneath me, the inevitable creeping closer. They weren’t asking these questions to evaluate me. They were asking them to break me. And they were winning. Kian exhaled through his nose, slow, measured. Then, finally, he stood. “Aria of the human world,” he said, voice heavy, final. “By the decision of this council, you are hereby rejected by this pack.” For a moment time stood still. “You will not be our Luna.” Everything inside me went still. Rejected. Then Kian turned, looking straight at Luca.

With a smile, Susan stood tall beside Luna, offering unwavering support. As the reality settled in, Justin's face contorted with a mix of embarrassment and anger. Luna's rejection and her unyielding confidence had bruised his ego. He reluctantly turned away, his hopes and illusions shattered, realizing that Luna was no longer the easily swayed girl he once knew.

After Lisa and I were near my father, he said, “I’m sorry to encourage the match between you two. You can reject my son now and break the bond, Miss Lisa.” Lisa shook her head. “It’s not your fault, Elder Horace.” Then she took a deep breath. “I think it’s better for you to reject me, Cameron.” I glanced at Lisa. “Are you sure?” Considering the rejected ones would feel more hurt, I didn’t want to punish her. “I don’t mind if you reject me.” But Lisa didn’t change her mind. “Please, it started with me. I want to end this.” I nodded. “Very well, if you don’t mind. I, Cameron Black, reject you, Lisa Shadow. We are no longer mates and you are no longer my Luna. We have no relationship from now o

He was hesitant to speak, but said it anyway. "A former Luna?" My question came out unprecedented, I had meant to ask in my head. What the hell? A former Luna? My mate was… "Yes, more like a disgraced Luna. She was recently publicly rejected by her mate, the alpha of the Tokenmoon pack on the basis of infidelity. Finding out about her was difficult. From my sources, the last they heard of her was at an auction in a high end brothel. Her ex husband sold her to them as punishment for her infidelity."