Novel & Cerita Rejection And Betrayal Kairi

“You are my mate by right of conquest and by the laws of Ahya. If you gave me what was mine, I wouldn't need to find release with a woman who is merely a shadow of you.” “Your mate?” Kari laughed, and it was the most insulting thing I’d ever heard, coupled with the frosty look she gave me. “You rejected and humiliated me by picking her over me, I moved on and found love again,” she pointed an accusing finger in my face. “Then you incapacitated and dragged me unconsciously from Silvermoon, slaughtered my kin in your bid to drag me to to your city. Was it all just to embarrass yourself with my sister whom you decided you no longer wanted?”

"You're hiding something from me, Kaida. And I'm going to find out what it is." I took a step back, my mind filled with fear. I had never seen Keiran so angry before, and I didn't know how to calm him down. "Keiran, please," I tried to reason with him. "Just listen to me. There's an explanation for this." But Keiran was beyond reason. His claws became longer and each step I took backward only seemed to piss him off even more. "I don't want to hear it, Kaida. You've betrayed me. And now you're going to pay the price."

I bellow, forcing her to stop in her tracks. “Cass I changed my mind, don’t do this! CASS!” Instead of coming close, she screams back at me, shrill and breaking. “It’s the only way! The only way to survive this Ayr! You and I both know it!” “CASS!” “I Cassandra Kallio, reject you, Ayr Volare. I reject you! I reject our mate bond!” I drop to my knees and inhale deeply. My rejection has been bellowed out for every spy and eavesdropping little sneak to hear. On both sides of the river.

“I, Jake Dallas, reject you, Kiara Wells, as my Luna. I renounce our bond forever.” Jake spoke without hesitation. I had to do the same. “I, Kiara Wells, accept to renounce our bond forever,” I replied. Jake parted his lips slightly, staring at me coldly. But there was something different in his eyes this time. He looked surprised. “Did you really expect me to beg for you or refuse to end the bond?” I said in front of everyone and turned around. I wasn’t planning to stay there a second longer. I walked back into the house. A sharp headache hit me. The rejection was beginning to trigger its unpleasant and painful symptoms. I closed my eyes, feeling my vision blur.

The murmurs around us died. The elders fell silent. The Alpha turned to face the pack. “I reject the bond.” The words struck harder than any physical blow. For a moment, I didn’t understand them. They didn’t fit. They didn’t belong to the world I was standing in. My ears rang as if the air itself had been torn apart. “I reject Elara as my mate,” Kael continued, his voice clear, merciless. “This bond was a mistake.” The mark on my skin burned, agony ripping through me as I cried out, clutching my chest. The pain was unbearable, sharp, tearing, as if something vital was being ripped away from my soul.

Kabir said. “he probably still thinks he is a king, reality hasn't hit him yet,” Antoine said. All along, I just sit there and process everything; I believe everything that has happened and is happening to me is a result of my rejection of Amelia, and my pack will suffer the wrath of the moon goddess. At least things might begin to work out well between me and my mate. Just as we sat in my office, I could hear the sound of the entrance door opening and closing, and I'm sure it must be Sinclair.

Cora collapsed, her eyes rolling in their sockets. Mark’s anxious yells immediately replaced the sudden hushed silence. “You! Kiara! How dare you manipulate and betray me? You bitch!” Kiara smirked. Folding her hands, her heart raced with relief. She gave Mark a condescending look and replied, “You’re just too dumb and slow. Did you really think I would side with a monster?” The guy was crazy indeed. Kiara might have been hurt or betrayed, but she would never have the heart to harm another human, even if they were her enemies.

He flinched, taking a step back. "She is my Mate." Kael’s jaw dropped. "Your... but you’ve been waiting for" "I found her in the woods. Rejected. Bleeding." The rage flared up again, hot and blinding. I pictured the girl in my bathroom the way her ribs showed through her skin, the way she flinched when I raised my hand. "Someone tried to throw her away like trash." Kael’s expression shifted from shock to cold professional fury. "Orders, Alpha?"

I sobbed, feeling something akin to sandpaper grating the insides of my throat, making me sound distorted. The sour feeling from earlier multiplied, and my insides burned with an intensity that brought me to my knees, and I clutched my stomach. Cheating severed the bond between mates, and as my wolf howled at the back of my mind, processing my betrayal and automatic rejection, it hurt physically. More than any pain I had ever felt. “Tara, it’s nothing serious. I was just here to comfort Aidan through his heartbreak.” It was Kayla’s nonchalant response.

Serena held his gaze even though her pulse thundered painfully in her ears. “I had to.” she could only say. “That doesn’t justify it.” Damein shot back, his anger rising. “Do you know how dangerous that is? Out here? Trust is everything.” “I know.” “Do you?” he shot back. “Because I trusted you.” The words hit harder than she expected. “You made me believe you were someone else,” he continued. “You decided for me what I was allowed to know.” “I didn’t—” “You did.” His frustration was not wild rage; it was betrayal of someone who he was becoming to truly befriend.