Rejecting Her Twin Alphas Amber Novels & Stories

I looked back at Adrian, and he didn’t continue his attack on Selina. Selina remained lying on the ground, seemingly confused by what she had heard as well. Adrian looked up and stared toward where we were sitting. “Love,” Alpha Mateo, Damien’s father, murmured. “Enough, we’ve already seen how skilled both of them are. Are we really going to continue their fight when we know that a future alpha is fighting against a wolfless?” Luna Mirasol said authoritatively. “But how will we know who will win and make it into the Top 10?” the Alpha of the Frostpine Pack asked.

The video faded out after one of the wolves was tossed in its direction, turning into nothing more than endless static. “This is but one of many attacks orchestrated by your mates, over the course of these four days.” Marcus began, giving me no time to process the fact that four days had already passed. The rest of what he had to say was spoken with suppressed irritation. It made me somewhat smug to know that Alec and Kade were making life difficult for Marcus. “They are rather resourceful, and clearly have allied themselves with both Alpha Isaiah and Luna Mera. Not to matter, their plans are unimportant. It’s what I have to offer you. Think of it as incentive to behave. Rather than killing

Ivy continued. "Jake is my twin brother" Alpha Alexander said, still in a state of anger. Beta Drex placed a comforting hand on his shoulder, "Calm down, pull yourself together." "How dare he touch my mate?" "You both are twins, you surely would share the same mate." Beta Drex explained. Emily reached out to Ivy, hugging her and patting her slowly. "I'm sorry for doubting you" "Why do we have to fight over everything?" Alpha Alexander yelled, his frustration evident in his tone.

My thoughts were consumed by her—by the brief glimpses of vulnerability I had seen in her eyes before the walls went up. Her strength was undeniable, but there was pain beneath it, a wound she carried like armor. I wanted to understand it, to help her heal, even if it meant keeping my distance. --- The look on her face when she realized I was her mate haunted me. It wasn’t just disappointment—it was rejection, a complete dismissal of the bond we shared. I had never considered the possibility that my mate might not want me. Alphas were supposed to be the ideal, the pinnacle of strength and leadership. But Lila had seen something in me that she didn’t trust, and it cut deeper than I cared to a

She, on the other hand, decided she would push for the mating. Heath, on the other hand, feared her father would blame him. Or accuse him of trying to use Amber to gain status within the community and become Roger’s replacement? That wasn’t the case on Heath’s part. Amber’s part, however, appeared to be exactly that. She wanted to get out from under her father’s thumb and become a member of the shadow pack while standing because she was the first cousin of the pack alpha. Or return to her pack and install Heath as the alpha when her father was replaced. Until then, she worked tirelessly to raise Heath up in the ranks within the Shadow Pack.

They completely ignored the Alpha’s left standing outside. Albret looks at the twins. “There’s two of you to one of her and you can’t control her?” “We wouldn’t want to control her. She’s best left in the wild.” Chris responded to the Braunwin Pack Alpha.

A wave of satisfaction rippled through me at the small victory. "You know as well as I do that attacking an Alpha is punishable by death, and could potentially start a war between two packs. You know that the Scarlet Pack is no match for me…are you willing to accept this punishment with no explanation? Or are you going to defend your actions?" But Amber didn't reply and lowered her gaze, breaking eye contact with me and leaving a gaping hole where her attention had once been. I snarled loudly, seeing no other option left to me as I called for Tom and Jack to return to her room through the mind link.

And, of course, I didn’t want her out of sight, so I tagged along. “Beta Tyler!” A voice snapped me out of my thoughts, and my eyes opened as I tilted my head to look at the Alpha in front of me. “Alpha…” I acknowledged as I pushed my back off the wall and nodded in respect to him. “The twins that arrived, who are they?” “Are we talking about Cyrus and Amber, or a male set of twins or a female?” He chuckled before he responded. “I know Cyrus and Amber, and I’m not interested in males. The female twins. Are they Zach’s sisters?”

Sniffling, Lesley decided on one thing. That she wouldn't cry at the state they are in at the moment. And slowly, as Jacob's strong arms enveloped her warm body, Lesley's senses heightened, attuned to the rustle of leaves and the distant calls of nocturnal creatures. The air crackled with anticipation as their lips met, a fusion of passion and dominance. Moonlight danced on their skin as they moved in a harmonious rhythm, the embodiment of two alpha spirits entwined in a timeless dance. Lesley surrendered to the intoxicating blend of love and power, lost in the wild embrace of the alpha destined to be her eternal mate.

They must only see triumph. Stepping into the grand hall, the lights of a hundred chandeliers sparkled against polished floors. Wolves of every rank were gathered, their murmurs a constant hum of curiosity and gossip. Alpha Trevor, radiant and commanding, stood at the center, the very air bending around him. He looked at Amber with a predatory pride, as if daring anyone to question the heir that had been secured by her body and ambition. Amber’s chest swelled—not with love, not with warmth—but with calculated satisfaction. She had survived the Warlock’s threat. She had secured her position with the Alpha. For now, at least, the stage was hers.