Rejecting The Alpha Twins Novels & Stories

“I’ll go too. On the mission, I mean.” In an instant, both alpha twins whipped their heads around, blazing glares fixing onto me as they spoke in eerily synchronous outrage. “No!” Their forceful dual rejection seemed to suck all the air from the room, an oppressive silence weighing down on us all. I felt my cheeks warming under their intense protective stares, my heart quickening at their sudden dominant outburst. Still, I lifted my chin stubbornly. “It’s my decision,” I countered, trying to keep my voice from wavering.

I see him say something and shove her back. Before I have a chance to check on her the one of the Twins interrupts me “You dare call us false Alphas you filthy mutt, you dare challenge us for our position? We accept. We will not back down to you or your traitorous Alpha.” He then turns to Ireland “Watch you whore as we kill your lil pet.” He states confidently.

"I'm sorry for being absent in their lives and for everything you must have gone through in the hospital and back here. What do you need? A maid? A cook? Anything, I'll get it for you. But please don't leave the pack. I want you to stay here so I'll know they are safe and sound in my pack, please." "As long as you don't bother me, we're cool. From now on, you only have business with the twins. I can't deny you that. But don't you ever think you have some sort of claim or power over me! It stopped the day you picked Fena over me. Speaking of that, it is time to reject you, Alpha Adriel. I, Rose Moon, reject you, Alpha Adriel, as my mate and partner. You're free to accept the rejection when yo

Elder Esme glanced around the room, her gaze lingering longer on Nick. “Since the twins have come to an agreement, it’s safe to say the matter has been resolved.” She paused. “Are there any objections?” Complete silence in the room. The twins’ parents looked defeated as they respected the decision. The council members exchanged glances, but no one rose to challenge it. “Alpha? Do you reject?” Esme asked, her eyes fixated on him. Nick opened his mouth, but no words came out. "Yes" was on his tongue, ready to tear free, ready to shake the tables of what Kira had just offered. He wanted to say it and would rather burn down the whole system to the ground than have her leave.

I watched, appalled but unsurprised as all my brothers stood up from their seats, all of them in objection of my becoming the Alpha, all of them in rejection of me leading the arc moon pack. I stared at them with hatred, my heart hammering in my chest. I had thought I had it all planned, but from the look of things, it was clear that Orion had the last laugh. I was smart, but he was smarter. “As you can see, twin brother, even your own brothers reject you. They might not oppose you as you claim I oppose you, but they clearly don't want you to rule them. Concede, brother. Drop this ambition of yours and allow us bury our father in peace.”

“You’ll regret this, Zaiden! I was your brother, your second!” “You didn't think of that when you went against me.” I snapped, shoving him toward Caleb. The warriors seized him, chaining his wrists with silver cuffs. He howled as the metal burned into his skin. Caleb hesitated, confusion clouding his eyes. “Alpha… what happened? He’s your Beta.” I rose slowly, wiping blood from my jaw, eyes locked on Cole’s twisted face. “Not anymore. He’s been feeding the rogues our movements.” A ripple of shock moved through the warriors. Caleb’s hands tightened on the chain, fury flashing across his expression. “You…”

Not the emotional pain she had been bracing for but a genuine, physical agony — deep in her sternum, spreading outward along every nerve, lighting her from the inside like something burning. She heard it distantly, through the roaring in her ears. His voice, clear and absolute and permanent. "I, Alpha Kael Thorn, reject Serena Vale as my mate."

If I tell him about the twins right now, he will either use them to bind me into something that looks like a marriage but is nothing like one, or Vivienne will twist it into something else entirely. I press my lips together. My hand aches to move to my stomach, but I hold perfectly still. "I, Alpha Caden Blackwell of the Cresthaven Pack," he begins, and the formal cadence of the words is somehow the most brutal part, "formally reject you, Selene Ashford, as my fated mate and Luna." The force of it hits me like a physical blow — a tearing sensation beginning in my chest and radiating outward into my limbs, into my fingertips, behind my eyes. A sound tries to leave me and I seal my lips agains

They were both more beautiful than any child they had ever seen, and of course, that could be expected from the Alpha's children. Alpha Lekhma's face darkened at the sight of the two babies instead of one, and his hands clenched in dissatisfaction. One may think it's absurd, but in Dendivil, twins are never accepted. When such a phenomenon occurs, it's either that one dies and the other lives or both will be killed. It is seen as a bad sign, and, of course, we all know how kingdoms are then. They will immediately eliminate such threats. So yes, Alpha Lekhma was troubled. What was he to do, murder both of his children?

However, you could still see what was happening. The twins grew up and turned out to be both males. Their father disciplined and drilled them to become the next Alpha, but it seems like only one Alpha should be picked. The twins then fought with each other, and one of them died. After days, the remaining sibling who became the Alpha saw his father, the previous Alpha, get shot in the heart when a group of hunters saw them. His mother was killed, and before he could escape along with his people, his dying father gave him something.