Rejection And Betrayal Kairi Novels & Stories

I, Beta Atlas Redding, reject you, Ruby Angelo, as my mate.” These words kept playing in Ruby’s head as she stared at the roof of her room. She hated herself, she hated her life—her life sucked. Beta Atlas was her mate, but as soon as he found out, he was… disgusted, furious, and he had outrightly rejected her, in front of everyone. Her stepsister had no issues. Her mate had accepted her without a second thought, obviously smitten with her, but she had been rejected. The word sounded traumatic to her.

“Whether you admit it or not.” He sighs, deciding to let him in on a little secret. “After her incident, she lost connection to her wolf’s state. I have been trying to help her regain that connection by triggering her flight or fight response.” “Hopefully, we won’t have to risk anything to achieve that now…huh?” Getting no response back, he pushed harder. “Besides, she has the entire army there and Drekonia is one badass.” Kian shook his head, recalling his oldest friend have had a crush on his second chief of war for

“I saved you from your stepmother’s wrath just now.” Kaira’s eyes flashed. “I didn’t ask for your help,” she retorted. “You’re a bastard, Julian. Worse than I ever imagined.” Julian’s expression twisted into something ugly. “Pretty bold talk from a whore like you. Already spreading your legs for strange men.” His voice was venomous, but Kaira had heard enough. Without a second thought, she slapped him, hard, feeling a rush of satisfaction as his head snapped to the side. “Better a whore than a traitor,” she spat. “At least I don’t betray people who trust me.” Her words seemed to strike him, and for a moment, she saw a flicker of regret in his eyes.

“Fated mates were believed to be gone. It’s been decades since anyone has been blessed with one. Daya and I still don’t understand why we were chosen by the Moon Goddess. We have gone so long without fated mates, that nobody really remembers, or knows, how everything works.” “I never took you as the kind to take forever to get to the point, Darius. If you all don’t explain this to me in the next five seconds, I’m going to lose it and tear your heads off,” I threaten, feeling my claws extending. He presses out of his seat and returns my energy with his own threatening glare. “What Alpha Darius is trying to explain is that Emmy rejected you, but you never accepted her rejection,” Lucas chimes

I never even considered that he might cheat. Julian's perfect persona had convinced me that he was the only one in this world who would never betray me. And I had given my trust to the person least deserving of it. Sienna was about to give birth. She clenched her fists, instinctively pushing with each contraction. Her fans, of course, wouldn't miss this moment. They pushed forward desperately, trying to capture the precious moment of the baby's birth. Julian delivered the baby while shooing everyone away. He warned them repeatedly not to take pictures and told them to leave immediately.

The same blade his father used to execute my parents. My heart stopped. He pressed the tip under my chin, forcing my head up. The silver kissed my throat and my skin smoked. I didn’t make a sound. Couldn’t. “I, Alpha Kieran Dragos of Blood Moon,” his voice rang across the circle, lethal and clear, “reject you, Aria of No Pack, as my mate. I reject your body. I reject your soul. I reject the bond the Moon Goddess saw fit to curse me with.” The words were a death sentence.

It’s as though my entire life, especially my professional one, has suddenly turned into a mess. I’m Luca Bright. Thirty years old. Still unmarried. No girlfriend, no children, just me and this unpredictable life. A few months ago, I broke up with the woman I thought I’d spend forever with. Turns out, she was cheating on me, with my best friend, of all people. The betrayal hit hard, but instead of letting it break me completely, I chose to let go and focus on rebuilding my life. Time isn’t exactly on my side anymore, so I’ve been doing everything I can to make each day count.

But now after what he had just done, he had taken it too far, as the throb in my arm was a reminder of it. “Don’t you ever touch me again. I may be your mate, designated to you by the Moon Goddess, but I have not accepted you as my mate, and I know that I can reject you. I think you forget that I am not a wolf, and I don’t have to follow these stupid bonds of yours.” I told him with venom now in my tone, as I try and fight back the tears threatening to spill from my eyes, all while my heart feels like it is breaking into a million little pieces with the mention of rejecting him.

His breath quickened with his heartbeat. "Kiara? Did something really happened to you there?" Cathy worriedly looked at Kiara. Kiara doesn't even know how to fight. It's completely impossible for her to go against those men alone to save herself. She remembered how disturbed Kiara was that day. She didn't wanted to talk to anyone and stayed alone in her room that whole day. She believed that she was heartbroken. But now she knows that Kiara was never heartbroken about the betrayal, then the only possibility left for her sadness that day was... "You got rap*?"

“No.” “Don’t make this harder than it needs to be,” he said, calm and controlled, like he was speaking to someone being difficult. “The pack punishment for betrayal is banishment, not this,” I yelled. My voice echoed in the clearing, thin and desperate. Caitlin snorted and walked forward. “Banishment wouldn’t be enough,” she said lightly, like she was discussing something trivial. “Not when the bond refused to sever.” My heart slammed painfully against my ribs. “You felt it too, didn’t you?” she continued, tilting her head. “Even after the rejection. Still there. Still clinging.”