Rejection And Betrayal Kairi Novels & Stories

I was rejected! I had to kill to survive, it doesn't matter who. I turned out to be a merciless leader that steps on the cruel and crush them with my feet. I am going to destroy all of the packs with the rogues, and then Derrick is all mines. He caused my greatest pain. He looked down on me even when he knew we were meant to be, because he couldn't suffer the humiliation of mating with an omega. He turned his back on me when I felt I had found hope again. He sent me away and into the wild. When the war is over with

Who submits from terror rather than love? The question landed like a physical blow. I staggered back from Julian, the hammer slipping from suddenly nerveless fingers. A mate who feared us, who looked at us with the same terror Julian now showed, was abhorrent. Wrong in ways I couldn't articulate but felt bone-deep. ‘No,’ I admitted finally. ‘But I cannot bear her rejection.’ ‘It isn't rejection,’ Lukas insisted gently. ‘It's adjustment. She needs time to reconcile the man who holds her with the wolf who delivers justice.’

A bitter grin twisted his lips, but it was a cruel expression directed inwardly, solely at himself. With a heavy heart, he gazed out into the world, feeling as though he was all alone. The bitter sting of rejection had left him with little hope for finding love. Yet, fate had other plans, and he found himself drawn to a man who seemed to be his perfect match. However, the cruel irony of life was not lost on him, as this man too was turning his back on him, just like his loved ones had done in the past. With a stern voice, Alpha Killan Raiden Leonidas, the Alpha of the Sun Forest Pack, declared, "I, Alpha Killan Raiden Leonidas, hereby reject you as my mate."

“You remember?” “Aure, I-” “The night you rejected me,” she cut me off. “Or before that, when you betrayed me by being intimate with another-knowing how much pain I would go through.” “Aurelia, I didn’t think that you’d even care-” “You’re right! I didn’t!” she spat. “What I cared about was your lack of concern for the pain that you’d put me through when you did it! I was a human-innocent. I didn’t know what was happening, Colter! The only thing that I knew was that life was already going downhill for me, and now this was just another thing to add to the fire. I was in…the dark, but you knew! And you did it anyway.”

My mate said breaking the silence in the room Not knowing what to say cause I muttered yes, obviously did not feel better It can’t take me a day or two to forget about my mate who rejected me, a mate I have been waiting for all my life. “That’s good then I guess I can send you back to your alpha,” He replied causing me to immediately look up. I can’t go back to my pack I would be dealt with for leaving the ball and also entering another pack territory “No please you don’t need to send me back I’ll kindly leave,” I answered immediately, my heart beating so fast cause of how scared i was “Why? You should go back to your pack,” he said as he stood up from the chair which made me to bow my head

I yelled, tears welling in my eyes. He was fuming. I could see the veins popping in his neck and his knuckles turning white. I knew I was testing his patience and pushing his temper, but at that moment, I needed some space. I wanted to be alone, and his care and concern were making me feel more and more weak, so I had to be that harsh and rude. I didn’t trust easily anymore. Not after everything. There’s a kind of silence that follows betrayal— the kind of silence that followed me after Eva’s sudden disappearance from my life…. the kind that settles in your bones and teaches you to flinch at kindness.

“Did you really think you were worthy of being Luna? Kieran deserves someone stronger, someone who can rule beside him without being a burden.” The betrayal struck deeper than the rejection itself. I turned my gaze to Kieran, hoping—praying—that this was some kind of sick joke. That he would take it back. That he would see me, see the love I had for him, and realize his mistake. But there was nothing. No regret. No hesitation. Only cold, finality. The bond between us strained, fraying at the edges, but he hadn’t completed the rejection. I could still feel the mate bond desperately clinging to me, refusing to let go.

He sensed the way Saira stiffened at my words, and that made it jittery with nerves. “Forgive me brother, but your wife…she still hasn’t accepted my rejection. Though Caira is sensible, I don’t want her to feel insecure. We’ve heard stories about the mate bond. A slight contact is enough to kindle a spark.” “Commander Einas has a point. Who knows what’ll happen between them on the training ground.” “As our Lycan Heir’s Luna, Saira Malivik should’ve already accepted his rejection. Why hasn’t she done it yet?”

I wouldn’t give them the satisfaction of seeing me shatter completely. “Then say it properly,” I forced out, lifting my chin even as tears slipped down my cheeks. “Complete the rejection.” Kael hesitated. Just for a second. And in that second, I saw it again. Doubt. Regret. But it didn’t last. “I, Alpha Kael,” he said slowly, each word deliberate, “reject you, Aria, as my mate and Luna.” The bond snapped. Completely. A strangled cry escaped me as pain exploded through my chest, stealing the air from my lungs. It felt like my heart had been torn out and crushed in his hand.

Just one accusation, and I was a traitor. Today was my execution. I always knew this day would come. Of course I wasn’t happy it did, but I wasn’t sad either. “Xavier”or “Alpha Xavier” came close and spat in my face as he seethed through his teeth. “I hate every gut in you,” he said in disgust. I looked at him in amazement. This same mate who had once loved me now hated me because of an accusation that hadn’t even gone through proper investigation. “I, Alpha Xavier Grayson, reject you, Karen Denmark, as my mate and Luna,” he said with a smirk. “I don’t need to make you accept the rejection, because you’ll be gone in what seems like a couple of minutes.” He smiled evilly.