Rejecting A Wolf Novels & Stories

The seven pack elders stood in a semi circle and stared down at me with disgust. "I have decided that since this lady here is a wolf defect, she is wolfless and so is she useless. So we have to get rid of the filth for the image of this pack before the end of the mating ceremony which is tomorrow." Alpha Joshua announced. So we were still in the mating week, it usually last five days so which means I've been locked up for four days. "I say we banish her" a voice spoke. "Why banish her, let's kill her and save other packs the stress of meeting such a waste like her."

“You fool, you will lose everyone because of your stupidity. Dad is already gone. Are you sure that if something happens to Leila Aurora will surely forgive you? That’s a no! She starts treating you like a stranger. At the same time, if Leila will mate with another person who will lose her and at the same time, it would lead me to be dormant. Don’t you think that your life would be so pitiful losing your family for your selfishness?” “What will happen when the council finds out that you don’t have your wolf anymore? Do you think that you can still be the ruler of this kingdom? After all, the king is supposed to be strong and have a wolf. When that time comes, you will have lost everyone and

I knew my wolf was at the brink of scolding me for something. “So you aren’t worried about not being the Alpha King?” he asked. I replied simply. “Yes.” “Imagine that! Don’t you want to fight for it?” Was this wolf bipolar? Last I remembered, he wanted me to accept our fate. “Just shut up!” I had gone through a lot trying to accept my fate myself, I didn’t need anyone trying to talk me out of my own decision, not even my wolf. “Fine, if you want to back out, let it be because of it’s a prophecy and not because you’re a coward.” My wolf continued.

"Because they will protect you and won't hurt you. Trust only them and no one else, no matter how friendly or trusting they are." I stared at her, stunned by the desperation in her voice. "Why are you telling me this? You're one of them." Celia swallowed hard, a flicker of pity softening her tense features. "Because you're nice. You've been kind to the staff since you arrived, even though you're a wolf and not one of us. But the people here... they don't want you in Black Pine Springs. They don't want a wolf as their Luna. And they will go to unthinkable lengths to get rid of you."

“And if she doesn't?" “Then I'll have to reject the bond.” His wolf howled loudly in his head just by the sound of rejecting the bond. Even Nika’s eyes widened and her skin paled slightly. “No, you can't.” The horror in her tone was completely justifiable. No werewolf wanted to go through rejection. It was sometimes defined as the almost-end-of-a-man. He had never had to experience it, but once rejected, the wolf entered the most depressing state ever, dragging the human down along.

If I have a wolf, I will be introduced to every unmated male in our pack at the earliest opportunity. This is in the hope that my fated mate is a member of our pack. Moonless Night females rarely leave the pack if they have a wolf. A male wolf can reject a fated mate, but a she-wolf can not initiate a rejection. The last rejection in our pack happened so long ago that it's like a legend. The sounds of cars and teenagers talking around me got louder. I was close to school now. I hunched my shoulders trying to disappear as I headed up the stairs and into the building.

Though I knew he wasn’t challenging my position, I didn’t like him telling me I couldn’t do something. His bottom lip quivered, but he kept his attention on me. I had no doubt I was stronger than him, and I forced my wolf down. Forcing people to bend to my will because they thought differently from me was the exact thing I’d vowed I wouldn’t do. Besides, Miles and I knew if I alpha-willed him to let me go, he wouldn’t have any option but to obey. My wolf didn’t completely recede until Miles had looked away. “We only have one good option.” I looked at Bodey’s sister. “Jasmine, make the call.”

And that brief moment of relaxation coupled with all I'd been feeling made me feel conscious of how exposed I was. It felt like the breeze was reaching under the fur of my wolf and tingling all the nerves on the edge of my skin. My wolf purred, relaxing under this strong gaze and urging me to do the same. "He's scary," I shivered in my head as I urged my wolf to run. Alpha Kane was after us. But she gave me a reply that absolutely stunned me. "Mate," she growled in warning and stepped closer, to rub off her scent on him. "What the fuck?!" I screamed, trying to get her out of whatever daze or magic spell this wolf had cast on her. We didn't know his name, neither did we know which pack he was

"He has to, Betty. A twenty-year-old wolfless female is a liability the pack cannot carry during the mateball. The other Alphas will think we are weak." "Mom, I need to tell you something," I started, stepping toward her, my hands open. "About my wolf. She is - " "We know, Betty," my mother interrupted, her voice cracking as she turned her back to me, gripping the edge of the table. "The Alpha knows too. Your wolf is stalled. She is a broken thing. Knowing changes nothing. The law is the law. Go do your work." The rejection hit me like a physical blow to the sternum. I stumbled back a half-step, my boots scraping against the concrete floor. My wolf let out a sharp, pathetic whine in my skull

Marsh looked at me with a terrifyingly gloomy expression. He felt provoked, wanting to say something, but I kept looking at him steadily. He suppressed his anger and said, "I, Marsh Walton of the Dawn Pack, accept your rejection." A slight sense of rupture welled up within me. Marsh seemed unchanged, but in my eyes, he appeared dimmer. "I can't feel his wolf anymore," my wolf said in my mind. "Thank you for accepting. After this, we are through. I hope you will stop meddling in my life," I said coldly.