Rejecting My Alpha’s Regret Novels & Stories

“You know what I want, Alpha?” My heart thudded wildly as I spoke. “I want you to stop acting like taking the rejection back solves everything?” Vincenzo squinted his eyes. “It’s the start of our mated life, Ash. It matters.” “No!” I said, voice as firm as stone. “You took the rejection back, Alpha. Good for you. But I didn’t!” Finally, the real issue registered its presence in Alpha’s mind as the fire in his eyes dimmed, replacing it with utter shock. His lips parted in a silent gasp as I continued fiercely.

This time, I’m going to watch you walk into the abyss with my own eyes. I walked slowly down the stairs, every eye in the room fixing on me. I could feel their pity and their mockery. I walked up to Alpha Robert and pulled off the Luna ring I had worn since I was a child. Robert had placed it on my finger himself when I was ten years old to symbolize my future status. "Since Alpha Kaden is so sure," I said, tossing the ring at Robert’s feet, "then I wish you two a long and happy life. After all, a 'low-class fraud' like me clearly isn't worthy of a future Alpha."

I no longer worry that he won’t accept my rejection. I will make him. “I reject you, Aaron.” Angry tears roll down my cheeks, my blood boiling underneath my skin. The hope in his eyes is quickly replaced by confusion, disappointment, and determination. “I do not accept your rejection,” he declares. “I am the Alpha; I have the final say.” His eyes soften as he rushes to my side, his gaze searching my body, tearing apart at the obvious injuries. As if he cares that I’m hurt. It doesn’t matter whether or not he really does. It’s too little too late. Besides, it’s the injuries he can’t see that will be my undoing.

The world seemed so grey right then, even when I thought I had somebody I was actually alone Oh, such a pathetic soul I am I wasn't expecting to see Alpha Alexander waiting for me at the hallway entrance and he looked so pissed, the veins in his jaw were ticking and that was when I remembered that I had broken the first rule, I had left the mansion. Timidly, I walked up to him ready to apologize, "I'm….." "I need to have a word with you, follow me!" I was taken aback by the coldness in his voice, but I didn't have the time to dwell on that as he was already walking away, I practically had to run after him

Besides, I've found my mate, a little more training and she'd be perfect. "Get everyone on it, I don't care how long it takes but I need that shipment to arrive in one piece.” "Alpha?” He called. “Not to be that person, but…” I shot him a glare, and he immediately kept quiet. "Do you know how much fucking money we put into that? And how much losing it is going to cost us, you idiot?” "I'm sorry Alpha.” He apologized, bowing his head. "Don't be sorry,” I started again, my voice becoming louder. "Get me results. The next time you stand in front of me should be to tell me that you've found a fucking solution.”

Angela sobbed. Jordan shook his head as if he had nothing to do with her. “I told you Angela, I can’t accept your love when you proposed to me. I asked you to stop pursuing me because you are a human. But you stoop to the level to get me that you spiked my drink and take advantage of me and my respect for you, Angela. I feel ashamed and disgusted with myself to get involved with you like this even if I was not conscious at the time. I will accept any punishment from Alpha. In that way the guilt will be lifted off my shoulders.” Jordan expressed with utmost regret.

"You did not accept your mate's rejection." "No." "You understand this is without precedent." "I understand." "The rejection ritual exists to protect both parties. A mate who speaks the words has the right to be released. By refusing acceptance, you are holding Dr. Watson in a bond she has chosen to end." Sorin's hands were flat on the table. "That is not a small thing." "I know what it is." "Do you?" She leaned forward. "Because what I see is an Alpha who has already caused his mate considerable harm over the course of their bond. And now, when she exercises the one right that is entirely hers, you've refused to honor it."

“What do you want this time?” “Do you really think you can escape from your hellish life? Until the day classes at Lunaris begin, we’ll make you experience what real hell is like. Do you think you can scare Adrian enough to have him removed from his position as the future alpha of our pack?” Jake said arrogantly. I could only sigh. They were becoming arrogant again, thinking they could carry out their plan against me because days and weeks had already passed. The scent I had left on them was already gone, so I could no longer prove that they had tried to kill me.

Her eyes held fury that could burn forests, but underneath I saw something else—pain that went deeper than hatred. The pain of someone who’d begged to be believed and been ignored. “You had months to remember this,” she mouthed at me. “I was grieving,” I said desperately, knowing she couldn’t hear me through the glass. “I wasn’t thinking clearly—” “Now you want to play hero?” Her lips formed the words very clearly. Behind me, the crowd grew increasingly hostile. Pack members chose sides, their unified community breaking apart. “The Alpha’s lost his mind,” someone shouted. “Or he’s finally telling the truth,” Nathan shot back. “My daughter was framed!”

I yelled at the top of my lungs. I had indeed thought about letting Talia die. Yes, every time I was drunk, I wished she would just die. But now when the thought of actually losing her struck me, my heart twisted with immense pain. The attending doctor appeared in front of me, looking exhausted. "Alpha Damon, I did my best. I’m sorry..." "What do you mean? I’m sorry! The last time I saw her, she was fine," I grabbed the doctor by the collar. "It’s you, it’s your lack of medical skill... you killed her!"