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His brows arched a bit before he gave me a curt nod. On the count of three, we both charged at each other. As expected, he tackled me to the ground and I rolled over him. He tried to launch a blow at my rib but I dodged him. I pushed him off me and he slowly rose to his feet, anger simmering beneath his gaze. He was the warrior that had always been since Alec’s father's reign. This man, Rein, was the security that this pack needed. Was it the computer hack or the fighting ability, he possessed it.

He looked at the woman and she nodded. I sat there confused. “Can I get my water please?” I asked, a bit uncomfortable. “Sorry, we don’t attend to rejected mates. And especially a double reject,” he said, sizing me up with his eyes. My mouth was gaped wide open. Did I just get disrespected by commoners in another pack? “Excuse me??” I said, offended by their statement. “We all know you are Elana of Crescent Moon pack and a double reject. And I said we do not attend to rejected mates. Bar policy” he said, cleaning out a glass with a cloth and not even sparing me a glance.

Like shutters slamming closed over a window. “No.” He stepped back, ripping his hand away from mine. “I, Alpha Lucius of the Blood Pact, reject you as my mate.” “What?” My voice came out broken, barely a whisper. “No. You can’t… why?” But he didn’t answer. He just stared at me with those cold, empty eyes, and in a heartbeat, the bond between us cracked. Pain ripped through my whole body, like claws tearing me apart from the inside out. My wolf howled in anguish, and the beautiful, perfect connection that had bloomed between us was suddenly torn away, leaving nothing but raw, bleeding wounds.

he replied, looking at me in anger "For the second time." In an instant, the bond that had once held them together was torn and ripped off by his rejection. This time it was real. I felt it. It wasn't like all the other rejections where he would mark me again. My wolf screamed in pain as I felt them cut off. "You’re weak," he continued, standing over her. "And weak wolves have no place in my pack." "Throw her into the dungeon," Alice said, her voice filled with malice. "Let her rot there."

Then I heard footsteps at the tree line. Callum was still in his celebration coat. Which told me exactly how fast he'd run. He looked at my bare feet. At my hand on my chest. He stopped. "I felt it," he said. "The whole pack felt it. Something convulsed and then didn't break." He came across the clearing slow. "She rejected you." "Yes." "You didn't accept it." "No." He didn't ask why. He just stood beside me and looked at the same tree line I was looking at. His breath misted and went. When I turned back toward the compound, he fell in beside me without my having to say a word.

Valerie prompted. “I-I d-don’t-” Lucian didn't let me finish, he interrupted and I couldn't be more grateful for an interruption. That was the first time he spoke since the whole drama started. His voice calmed my nerves, in a weird way that I couldn't explain. "Little wolf," He started, “ It's fine, you can choose to reject me, i won't oppose, i just need you to come to my pack, after you reject me, I won't be able to live with myself if I leave you to be on your own, with rogues around”

So quickly I almost missed it. "She's out there," he said, shoving it away. "Don't even think about it. Let's enjoy ourselves tonight, okay?" I nodded slowly. There was something in his tone that made my skin prickle. But I overrode it. A few more moments, and the crowd had drawn closer. Christopher mounted up on the small platform set at the garden's opposite end, beside the shining fountain. The pack elders were nearby, and Alpha Raymond—the current pack leader—watched with pride.

Silence fell. He faced me then, eyes blazing. “I reject you, Tanya of the Moon Stone Pack. I reject this bond. I reject you.” “I reject this girl,” he declared to the room. “Before all, before the Goddess. I reject the weakness she carries.” Pain lanced through me, sharp and sudden. My wolf whimpered, silent but wounded, retreating deeper into whatever place she’d been caged since birth. Laughter rippled across the hall. People looked in my father's direction with pity. I caught my father’s expression — relief laced with contempt.

A minister in the back stood suddenly, frustration leaking from every gesture. “Isn’t the marriage alliance enough?” he demanded. “Why must they build a plant here? Could they not build their factory in Belmont? Why are we bending our country for theirs?” Ivana straightened, her smile widening as she prepared her blow. A practiced archer nocking her arrow. “Because,” she purred, “Aric has rejected the union.” Silence cracked across the room like lightning striking marble. Every head turned to me. Every eye sharpened. Every whisper died.

Blurb Aurora gave up everything for the man she loved. Her family. Her title. Her home. When everyone told her Draven, a low-ranked wolf with nothing to offer, would never become powerful, Aurora stayed by his side. She believed in him when no one else did, fought for him when he was weak, and sacrificed everything to help him rise. So when Draven finally becomes Alpha, Aurora is certain he will make her his Luna. Instead, he chooses another woman. In front of the entire pack, Draven rejects her and humiliates her, telling her to return to the family she abandoned for him. Broken and with nowhere to go, Aurora disappears into the forest, determined to leave her past behi