Rejecting The Alpha Twins Novels & Stories

I decided to end this rejection as soon as possible. "I, Alex Wilson, the future Alpha of New Moon Pack, hereby reject you, Rose, as my partner." As soon as I finished speaking, I felt that something wasn't right. Rose did not seem panicked or regretful. Instead, she revealed a smile. Didn't I just reject her? "Thank you for your rejection, Alex." The way she looked at me was very strange. Every word she said next shocked me even more. "I, Rory Jeffrey Garner, the daughter of the late Alpha Austin Jeffrey Garner of Southern Wilderness Pack, and the heir of the Southern Wilderness Pack, hereby accept Alex Wilson's rejection."

I had begged my aunt to let the Alpha handle this meeting, but my aunt shook her head, telling me the Alpha had traveled for an important meeting. Feeling defeated, I decided to get ready to see the twins after such a long time. What were the odds that today I had also discovered about having their baby? Sally made sure I was looking like a royal queen, as I had disclosed to her how the twins had treated me, of course omitting the part where they had rejected me as their mate.

My eyes were still widened in shock, but a few seconds later, we were standing while staring at each other. The Alpha's eyes burned into mine and he tucked his hands into his pocket. “I, Alpha Freki Stormclaw, reject you, as my mate” he said, with his face unapologetic. I accepted the rejection but nothing happened. No pain came this time around, but the bond still didn't dissolve. The alpha tried again, chanting the words multiple times like his life depended on it. I was exhausted, tired of hearing the same similar words over and over again. I was also tired of having to repeat the same words just to accept his rejection. I had no option but to stop him no matter how rude it was.

"The Alpha says he knows he was wrong. He's willing to pay any price for his foolishness." In the past, a rare apology from Wyatt and Rory would have sent me into a state of euphoria. Now, it just felt like a pointless gesture. We were on the verge of Rejection. What good were words now? I looked up, my gaze cold. "Any price? Does that include signing the Rejection papers?" A flicker of panic crossed the emissary's eyes. "Well… the Alpha didn't mention that…" "Then there's nothing more to talk about," I said, looking back down. "Tell Wyatt it's too late."

She remained motionless while her gaze fixed on the floor as she pleaded to depart. Leave the pack. Leave me. The burning sensation in my chest grows fiercer now. “Alpha King?” Her gentle speech slices through my swirling thoughts. My eyes meet hers with unintended severity, which causes her to flinch before she regains her composure. She tells me with a voice dripping with sweetness that this decision belongs to me. “But if I may…” She showed hesitation until I gave her permission to proceed. I nod for her to continue. Every wolf possesses some positive qualities, according to my belief. Her smile appears before she pushes back a strand of her vibrant red hair while it presses against her e

"We raised her and loved her and she does not need to leave to find acceptance when she has it here already." Her words warmed my heart but I could see the doubt in Alpha Rhys's eyes. He did not believe I would ever be fully accepted in Moonfall once people knew what I truly was beneath the surface. The twins said nothing and their silence hurt more than anything else in this entire terrible morning. I needed them to fight for me and to tell me not to go and to choose me over their pride. But they stood like statues with their faces blank and their emotions locked away behind walls I could not penetrate no matter how hard I reached through the mate bond trying to connect with them again.

"This is the little traitor who sold her pack borders to the rogues." "I'm innocent," I managed to say. I was so weak and exhausted that I could barely speak. "Please Alpha, I'm innocent. Please don't... don't kill me." The Twin Alpha leaned down, his face few inches from mine. I could smell the cedar and sandalwood from him. "You're begging," he purred, a cold smirk touching his lips. "I love it when they beg." "The execution," Elowen prompted with eager voice. "We are ready to proceed."

"We are her friends, we are the ones who want her to be well, you have no idea—" "He has idea of everything. Bianca, Alpha Jackson and Alice are mates," said Teo interrupting his sister and she denied in disbelief. "That's impossible," Bianca said, looking at me in bewilderment. "Alice was rejected by Alpha Stefan; we saw it happen ourselves." "Yes, we saw her rejection, but they never bonded before that happened," Teo said with certainty. "Stefan never marked her, and that's why the Goddess has given our friend another mate. Am I wrong?"

"Why shouldn't I be okay with it? Why are you asking all these?" When Dallan looked at the floor, Kai took this opportunity to speak up. "Silhouette pack's wonderful alpha wants to reject his mate. Actually, he has forced Hazel, the Mer, into believing that they are not meant for each other. She has also agreed to reject him." Abe's frown got deeper. The fact that Dallan said nothing with his head bent low told the warlock all he needed to know. "Dallan, look at me. I have always warned you never to talk to a man and lose eye contact. Look up, now!"

Well, that would only work if her claims were true. My eyes darkened and I was hesitant as I figured out how much I wanted to reveal. I looked at Renae reassuring her that all was under control. But she looked unfazed. She had a haughty look about her that threw me off balance. She must have something up her sleeves, I thought and suddenly, her voice boomed through the hall. "My twins' dad is the Alpha!" Her voice reverberated, taking everyone by surprise. My mouth opened wide as I stared at her. I didn't expect her to speak up so boldly.