Rejection And Betrayal Kairi Novels & Stories

My breath came out in shallow wisps, and I just knew that if I didn't find a solution, the chances of me bursting into flames were high. No matter how hard I tried, I just couldn't stomach the betrayal. How could I have fallen for this? How could Kael have success playing me like a little Child? For a moment, I was actually led to believe that he had my well being in mind, and maybe, just maybe he was getting tolerable towards Kiara. But it was a lie. A fucking lie.

The word barely made it past my lips. Kael finally looked directly at me. "Aria, I reject you as my fated mate." Pain exploded through my chest. The mate bond the invisible thread that had connected us since we turned eighteen snapped like a breaking bone. I gasped and doubled over, clutching my chest. Around me, wolves gasped. Someone's mother started crying. "Kael, no!" My best friend Maya pushed through the crowd. "You can't—" "It's done," Beta Marcus said coldly. "The rejection is witnessed. Kael has chosen what's best for the Pack."

The mate bond destroyed. What was he saying? Was it that he didn’t want her as his mate anymore? Was he throwing her away? After taking away the only thing she had, was he leaving her? “I; Kiara Cole, rejects you Zique Blud as my mate.” Kiara shook her head. “I-I won’t say it...I won’t. Y-You can’t do this to me. I trusted y-you...I betrayed m-my parents for you...I-I can’t...” More tears fled from her eyes as she crumbled before him, falling down to her knees. “Stop Zique...it h-hurts.”

“Sora, you may return to the chamber without me, Sora. Let the Alpha know I dismissed you if he asks you why you're back and without me. Do you understand?” Sora bowed. She looked at Kairel. “My lord. My lady—” and she was out of reach. Now was the time. My mind made up, I looked at Kairel. “Thank you for this wonderful compliment, Kairel. There's something you must also know and I don't know how I'm going to come off—” “Tell me—” he smiled. “What is it?” “I—” the words did not come out well. I tried once. “On this day, I reject you as my fated mate.”

Kaia POV My own mate rejected me on our wedding night. As soon as I signed the marriage certificate and prepared to consummate our new life together...he rejected me. “I, Than Sable, Alpha of the Amber Desert Pack, reject you Kaia Glace as my Luna.” I remember his cruel cutting words as if they were only yesterday. But they weren’t, his rejection of our mate bond was two years ago. The words still resound in my ears even after all this time.

Her pulse jumped. Kael took a slow breath, voice rough. “You’re not just a warrior, Aria. You’re not just the Moonborn. You’re the mate I rejected. The one I failed. And now you’ve become… something more than I ever imagined.” He stepped closer, the air between them crackling. “And I’m terrified,” he admitted softly. Aria swallowed hard, heart hammering. “Of me?” “Of losing you again.” The raw honesty in his voice shook her.

Cario didn't give her a single glance and kicked Kailey away as if he was kicking some trash. "Get out and don't let me see you again." "Cario!" Kailey was still struggling. Cario said impatiently, "Kailey, don't make me get bodyguards to kick you out, that would be even more embarrassing!" Kailey had no choice but to leave! She knew that Cario was true to his word and could only get up and leave. "Kailey!" Nian chased after her. Kailey looked at her angrily, holding back his anger, and questioned in a cold voice, "Why? I treated you so well, why did you betray me?"

“Go ahead. Try to reject me.” “I Kaiya Cole, daughter of Alpha Deimos Cole, reject you King Bowden…” she hesitates, looking to me for the answer to her unasked question. “Storm.” She nods. “I, Kaiya Cole, daughter of Alpha Deimos Cole, reject you, King Bowden Storm, as my one true mate.” Nothing happens. Not a thing. She stares at me her little fists curling around the fabric of her nightdress in frustration. “Yeah,” I say. “You can’t reject me, and I can’t reject you. It’s a myth.”

My heart twisted painfully in my chest, the reality of betrayal sinking in. I tried to speak but I couldn’t move my body at all. I opened a telepathic link to Dr. Mitchell and screamed at her, “How could you agree to this? How could you do this to me? Ripping my wolf from me – it’s worst than death. Just let me go. I won’t tell anyone.” Her eyes shifted away from mine, a flicker of guilt crossing her features before being replaced by a forced smile. “I can’t do that. You’re very important. I know what you're thinking, Kailani. Why you? How could this happen to you?"

The psychic wave hit Kael like a sheet of ice. It wasn't the pain of a broken bond; it was the cold, calculated disdain of someone cutting all ties. You should have stayed with your Pack, Alpha. You are compromising my mission. Kael slammed his paws into the snow, digging deep gouges into the mountainside. The sharp pain from the psychic rebuke was overwhelming. It confirmed that Elara had sensed his presence and chosen to push him away. The message was a deliberate wound, meant to stop his pursuit.