Rejection And Betrayal Werewolf Novel Novels & Stories

I bent down, clutching my chest, it was as though I was suffocating with the pain. I raised my eyes, which I was sure we're red from the pain of his rejection. 'You are making a terrible mistake', I said, panting was laboured. 'This is the point where you accept my rejection!' he said. Who rejects their mate after a sizzling mating session with them? I thought as my pain intensified. 'I am never going to accept your rejection', I said. 'In fact, I reject, your rejection, Alpha Andrew of the Moonlight Pack!'

He dropped my hands and spoke again, his voice sharp enough to cut through the crack that was already forming in my heart. “I reject you, Estelle. I will not take you as my mate. I cannot accept someone without a wolf as my Luna.” The room spun. I felt every eye on me, burning with pity, shock, and judgment. My chest tightened, and I struggled to breathe. My wolfless state; a wound I had carried since my coming-of-age ceremony, was being used against me here, in front of everyone. Something I’d never thought he would do to me. Why did he act like he cared then?

I had already started the ritual that would cut our connection. "I, Rick Beck, Alpha of the River Bed Pack, reject you, Georgina Reid, and banish you from my land!" The declaration rang out across the hall, and I could sense the composites breathing as one, all at once, as if held on a single thread, with the pack members' gaze riveted on Georgina. In werewolf society, a rejection was an agonizing process, tending to leave the spurned mate writhing. But as I stared at Georgina, there was nothing—a lack of pain, a refusal of emotion. Only a spine-tingling stillness.

Perla's eyes widened in shock, while Alpheus' wolf Exelius and his Phoenix Creed were jumping inside him with great happiness. However, Alpheus's features did not show any expression, because he knew very well that what he would hear he would not like later "However, to me he is just rubbish. I don't want him anymore. It's yours to take as you wish. Just tell him to accept my rejection and set me free." She said angrily, while all the werewolves who turned around looked at her with pity and sadness Far from the pain and sadness that she feels because of her mate's betrayal of her, as soon as he touches a girl other than the girl destined for him

IF THE MATE BOND HAS BEEN STRENGTHENED TO NEAR COMPLETION BY CLOSE PROXIMITY BUT NOT COMPLETED A REJECTION MAY CAUSE THE WOLF TO DIE IF IT ISN’T STRONG ENOUGH. This information is a little unsettling, especially the warning at the bottom, I am no werewolf but our connection has been there since she was 7 and has only gotten deeper over the past few months with her shift and everything that has been happening. I then switch to the Vampire book and find the section that I require and then read. (EXTRACTION FROM THE BOOK OF VAMPIRE) REJECTING ONE'S BELOVED - VAMPIRE TO VAMPIRE. This is very rare a Vampire rarely finds their beloved.

Rejected Mate-2 Blurb: In this paranormal romance story, Maya, a young werewolf, is rejected by her mate, a powerful alpha who chooses another mate over her. Heartbroken, Maya leaves her pack and moves to a small town in the Pacific Northwest, hoping to start a new life. There, she meets a once-rejected wolf who understands her pain all too well. They form a bond and start to fall in love, but their happiness is short-lived when they are suddenly targeted by a group of hunters.

“A guy at the party, and now after talking to you I believe that the guy now is the President of the MC.” “Are you talking about Phoenix?” “I don’t know the guy’s name.” “No, but my friend Gene knows him. I hear that he’s the hottest guy there that all the girls are trying to get him to make them his old lady. Wow, he’s a werewolf, and that would explain why he never showed any interest in any of the girls there.” “Why is that?” “Werewolves will only want to be with their mates, and no other person will do for them, but why did he mark you. I never heard of a wolf having a witch as their mate, and if you weren’t his mate that mark would have killed you.”

For an Alpha like Rylan, having a wolf-less Omega for a mate was a disgrace. If I hadn't happen to save his grandfather from Wolfsbane... if he hadn't needed to take over the pack with a Luna at his side... he would've rejected me without a second thought. But in the end, I still got my wish. I became his mate. I was overjoyed. I had loved him long before we ever knew we were fated mates. I was born into a long line of wolf healers. But I'd been weak from birth. I'd never once sensed my wolf.

“She has betrayed me, and she has betrayed all of you. She put every life in this pack in danger for her own selfish desires. That is not something I can ignore.” He let the words settle for a moment before continuing, his tone now as cold as the winter wind that howled around them. “Kara will no longer be part of this pack. She will be banned. Forever, I reject her as my Luna.” The silence that followed was suffocating. A tension unlike any the pack had felt before hung in the air. The members exchanged uncertain glances, still reeling from the shock of the accusation. But no one dared speak against Kieran. He was their Alpha. He had to be right, didn’t he?

“More trauma. Just what I needed.” I tossed that book aside and flipped through Ethics of Fated Mates: Bonded or Bound?, Cray’s Werewolf Anatomy, and Principles of Lycanthropic Health. My head began to ache and my eyes were swimming. But I kept at it, and finally found a section in the third book that helped me. In cases of bond rejection between fated mates, intense physical and psychological trauma is to be expected. Prognosis is often poor. Contrary to popular belief, the effects of rejection are not identical amongst all werewolves: the wolfless and those with weak wolves tend to suffer the most.