Rejecting her twin alphas Novels & Stories

It was a sunny afternoon, after the usual pack meeting. The Silvermoon pack members were going about their normal day-to-day activities. Just like the usual days, Alpha Salvador and his Luna, Emerald were seated outside, enjoying the cold breeze. Their twins had gone out on a walk with his Beta who was also a good friend of his. The Luna rested her back on the armchair, smiling beautifully. "Salvador" she called "Yes beauty" "I still can't believe it over five years now, since we've been together". She sat up slowly. "I can still remember how they rejected me in the first place. You know been a witch mated to a werewolf wasn't easy"

Between checking up on Jess and her newborn and stalking Sam to make sure she gets the help she needs when her baby decides to push its way out, the days passed quickly. It was the night of the tribal gathering in the Central. I did not want to go any longer but it seemed compulsory for the Alpha to come with his mate if he had one.

Her eyes leave me just long enough to glance at Jacob and look back, “What? I just wanted to say hi to her.” I stand up straighter, and I watch as she sizes up the motion. Her smirk just growing. “The one girl who was finally able to lock down the twins… Interesting…” I don’t say anything. Clearly my existence is enough to aggravate this girl. “You’re Alphas.” Jacob snaps, and Justine rolls her eyes. “Yes. Yes. Alphas.” She takes a step closer to me, and so does Jacob. Should I be worried here?

he stops. "Occupied the same room," I say. "Yes." The rain continues. "I know what that looks like," I say. "Two Alphas in a room, I grew up in a pack, remember. I've seen it all before." "Then you know it doesn't always end well." "It ended fine." "Because you whistled." A pause. "Yes," I say. "Because I whistled."

Her throat felt tight, her skin prickling with the weight of his disdain. “I’m sorry, Alpha,” she murmured, lowering her gaze. She could feel Lynx stirring within her, a low growl rumbling from deep within her wolf’s chest, but she forced herself to remain still, to keep her defiance hidden beneath a mask of submission. She was too weak to fight back, too low in rank, too broken to ever hope for anything else. She was an omega—nothing more, nothing less. Rhett’s gaze lingered on her for a moment longer before he turned away, his expression hardening into a mask of indifference. "Remember your place," he said, his voice a cold, cutting whisper that left her heart aching with a pain she couldn

I looked at them one more time and uttered an apology again and prayed that in their next life, I hope they can have the life that they both deserve when females can be Alpha and supported, and one’s love and affection are reciprocated. TEN YEARS LATER... “What do you mean, Aleya?” I asked in utter disbelief and visible disappointment. “Are you saying that you are not interested in accepting my proposal as my heir?” “Yes, mother. I’m afraid so,” Alexa Miya replied with a flat tone without looking at me since she was reading the book Irino gave him. “I’m not the only child you have, mother. You got Alexander Mason, my twin.” “But your brother Aleon declined my proposal earlier as well...” I p

“He overheard your plans, Sonya and Cathy. You were both caught red-handed.” “Sonya Hale,” he said, his tone heavy with regret, “I, Alpha Jacob, reject you as my mate and future Luna.” Alpha Jacob rejected. “You will no longer step foot in the Alpha’s headquarters anymore. Both your presence is no longer welcome here. If I discover any more of your plots then I’ll be forced to banish you both from my pack as rogues.” Alpha Jacob’s rejection echoed through the room. Sonya’s eyes widened in shock, her mouth opening and closing soundlessly as she struggled to find the words to respond.

Whisper tilted her head at him, her eyes swirling with admiration and a small smile graced her face, “I see, you are willing to take a rejection for my happiness.” He nodded, “I believe you deserve to be happy, so yes I will take and accept it for you little lamb.” She looked at Alpha Michael, who had shifted back to human form, sitting next to the she-wolf who now had made 3 attempts on killing my granddaughter and he sighed, “do whatever you want, just leave her out of it, my son needs her more than he needs me.”

The captain hesitates for a moment before motioning everyone out. The doors close. Silence. Now it’s just us two. I take a step closer. “Speak.” The warrior swallows hard. “She said something.” That stills me completely. “What did she say?” I ask. His voice goes quiet, like he’s afraid someone will hear. “She said… “To tell our Alpha– you to stop hunting girls who can’t defend themselves.” The words land hard. I say nothing for a moment. Because that doesn’t make sense. It shouldn’t make sense.

There was not an ounce of happiness on their faces. She couldn't help but feel a pang of hurt in her heart as she recalled that today they will choose others as mates. She tried to mask her hurtful face and served the guests, trying her best to not look at her mates. Her mates? Can she even call them her mates? They will choose and mark other women as their mates and she will lose her right over them soon. They will no longer be her's. The Alpha went to the stage and looked at his son's with a proud look on his face.