Rejecting The Alpha Twins Regan Novels & Stories

his voice was a broken whisper that managed to carry across the silent room. I didn't stop until I was standing directly in front of him. I didn't curtsy. I didn't smile. I simply looked at him with the cold, dead eyes of the woman he had murdered. "Alpha Killian," I said, the temperature in the room dropping five degrees with every word. "I believe you forgot to send my invitation. But as a Queen, I decided to overlook the slight." Sienna pushed forward, her eyes darting between me and the twins. "This is an outrage! You’re a rogue! You’re supposed to be dead!"

Maxwell wasn't as willing to accept the strange man though and he wouldn't stop crying, even when the man rubbed his back and whispered soothing words, Maxwell continued to cry. "How the fuck do we shut him up?" I heard the moan growl impatiently. "He's the older of the two. That means he's going to be the Alpha. He knows that you're not his father," the woman replied bitterly. I hoped this wasn't real and this was only what was to come but there was something telling me that my children were in danger. And there was nothing I could do because I was an emotional wreck. "Who is with the twins?" I just about managed to whisper.

Liam staggered. For the first time— The warlord gained the advantage. "No!" Lia cried. Magnus struck again. And again. And again. Liam dropped to one knee. The entire courtyard fell silent. Fear spread through Mooncrest. Their Alpha was losing. Magnus smiled. "Goodbye, Liam." He raised his hand for the final strike. Then Ethan stepped forward. And Elena stepped beside him. The twins looked at each other. Understanding passing silently between them. Together. Just like always.

She was not ready to hear it. “I, Gideon Woodbead, the Alpha king of the Shadowcrest pack, reject you, Angela Clampitt as my mate, Luna and wife.” The Alpha deadly tone rang in the air as He snarled, looking down at her. Angela gasped loudly, she felt like a physical blow as she staggered back. She felt like someone plucked her heart out painfully. She let out a cry in agony as sudden hollowness gripped her body after being rejected. She looked into his black pitch eyes glaring at her.

Three years after my best friend Cathy and I mated to Alpha twins of the Creek Pack, their stepmother Victoria—the one that the powerful twins truly loved—came back. Cathy and I planned to run away, but the night before our escape, she poisoned herself with wolfsbane. I called her mate Damon, but he didn't believe Cathy was really dead. Tears stung my eyes as I spoke again, my voice hoarse with emotion. "Damon, I'm not joking. Cathy... she's really dead. Please, you have to believe me."

“-Two, the chick's bloodline has Alphas since time immemorial. Your pups will be strong as hell.” “Or weak like their mother.” “Oh come on, she isn’t that weak if the so-called Crowning Flame chose her.” Davin countered. “Just shut up, Davin,” Matt spoke up. “None of that is important. We can't risk the Alpha line of our pack with a woman like her.” Davin opened his mouth to object but then closed his mouth, knowing that his arguments were going to fall on deaf ears. “She is an embarrassment to were-kind.” Reagan gritted out, chugging the entire glass of liquor down in one go. “And a disappointment to the great plans I had.”

I looked up at him; he was even bigger than Ina. She leapt aside to avoid Reg’s attack. ‘Wow, what an Alpha,’ she purred. ‘I’ve never seen such a strong wolf. But who is he? Why is he trying to attack us?’ There wasn’t so much as a hint of fear in Ina’s voice; there was only excitement. She pranced from paw to paw, slowly starting to circle him. ‘That’s our enemy, Ina. Remember him. He’s going to kill my children!” ‘What? An Alpha is going to kill two cute little pups? Shame on him!’ She growled at Reg, her hackles rising. ‘I’ll bite his face off’ She snarled and rushed at Reg, her gleaming white teeth snapping at his muzzle.

A sharp pain ripped through my chest. I shook my head, my vision blurring. “M-My Alpha,” I whispered, the title slipping out instinctively. “Please… I didn’t choose this. I—” “You should have stayed hidden,” he cut in. Each word was a blade. He stepped forward then—not toward me, but toward the altar. Power rolled off him in crushing waves as he raised his voice for all to hear. “I, Alpha Kael Nightfang,” he declared, “reject you, Lunaria Vale, as my mate and Luna.”

I tell him. “I see, so not only did the beta reject your mom, but the alpha twins don’t want you either. You really are useless, both of you.” “I don’t know what to do.” I cry. “I’ll figure something out until then. Don’t draw attention to yourself. You hear me?” He asks. “I hear you,” I answer, and the call is disconnected. I make sure to delete the number from my call list and smile to myself. You just wait bitches, you will learn not to mess with me.

He had accompanied me to bid my farewells to them before we came back to the front of the pack house to watch the Luna and my warriors. From the way she spoke to them, I am sure some of them were reminding of Nana. She fussed over them and they seemed to enjoy every second of it. The sight brought a smile to her face. “Over the years”, Alpha Regan said from beside me, still seated on his wheelchair. “I have learnt to not get in her way when she is in that mood”, he said, nodding his head to where she was standing with her hands on her waist, watching her instructions being carried out.