Novel & Cerita Rejection And Betrayal Werewolf Novel

and I look at him intently. I don't know what you know about what happens when a werewolf rejects his mate. You've probably heard us walk on one foot and suffer to the brink of death, and some like to say that they feel their hearts tear to pieces. Witchcraft! Cheap theater. I was rejected and I know how I felt. When someone rejects you, you suffer, no one can say that this is not the case, but the pain is more emotional. Involuntarily your eyes fill with tears and you feel a huge loss. The weakest of us do not manage to recover, but usually if you don't know what's going on, you could say that the rejected person suddenly became sad. Nothing spectacular. The consequences of rejection are mo

“That is not your decision.” Then every creature lunged at once. Kaelen shifted instantly, Lucian vanished into shadow, Cassian drew twin black blades glowing blue and Icarra finally unleashed the wolf fate had hidden from the world. A massive silver wolf burst from the explosion of light, her lunar markings blazing like stars across the battlefield. Ancient. Terrifying. Royal. The hunters froze not in fear, in recognition, and across the clearing, very wolf dropped fully to their knees because they understood now, the woman Kaelen once rejected, was never meant to become a Luna. She was born to become something far greater. A ruler powerful enough to reshape the entire werewolf world.

Solana’s fingers tightened slightly on the wooden rail. The wolf knows. For a moment, a memory flashed across her mind: I reject you. Now that she understood the mechanics of the werewolf world, the memory of that night was even more bitter. She knew now that he was an Alpha who would have felt the bond with a clarity that she, as an ignorant girl, couldn't have imagined. He had known exactly what he was doing when he rejected her. To reject a mate was one thing; to reject an unawakened girl and leave her to drown in the "rejection sickness" was an act of cold-blooded cruelty. He had known the physical and mental agony he was condemning her to.

His wolf wanted her, called to her, but the man—the Alpha—was resisting. “I can’t,” he finally said, his voice barely above a whisper. “I reject you, Zara Grey, as my mate.” The words settled like a weight in the pit of her stomach. A dull ache spread through her chest, the familiar sting of a rejected bond. But she didn’t flinch. She didn’t beg. She didn’t even cry. Instead, she exhaled slowly and met his gaze with cold, unreadable eyes. “I accept your rejection.”

Thinking he had escaped when he didn't see Shamia behind him, he was about to feel relieved but she suddenly appeared in front of him. "If you think I will just let you go that easily, you're wrong. If you become a threat to me, it's only fitting that I silence you, isn't it?" The werewolf was taken aback when he heard this. He wanted to plead for mercy, but his pride as a beta wouldn't allow him to show weakness, especially if his alpha were to find out. Instead of begging, he turned around and ran once more. The corner of Shamia's lip curled up. Now that her wound had healed, she was ready to fight again. "Coward!"

She was only a kid then, but I couldn’t throw away the fact that her whole family put me in misery. “Do it now,” urges my wolf, and I release a deep sigh. I push out my fangs and settle next to her. An odd sensation courses through me as my wolf’s howl of anticipation nearly drowns out my seething resentment towards her. I brush her hair aside, exposing her elegant neck, which I graze with my teeth. A soft current pulses through my veins, causing my eyes to flicker momentarily as our souls become entwined. The gravity of the situation hits me, but I’m resolved to see my vengeance through, no matter the cost.

I trembled all over, tears stinging my eyes, the same words spilling from my mouth: “It wasn’t me who brought that snake! Why won’t you believe me?” But he no longer saw me. His heart had always been with Sylvia. I, the Luna arranged by his family, and the pup inside me were nothing more than an unwanted tether in his bloodline. I watched as he walked away holding Sylvia, my fingers numb. At some point the wolf rune necklace had slipped from my grasp and fallen to the floor, the sharp, clean sound echoing—but it could no longer call back the Alpha who had once sworn to protect me. “You’re still lying! Get out of my sight!”

It had been entirely different from what I expected. The moment his mouth touched mine, my wolf had practically jumped up and down with happiness inside my chest. It shocked me to my very bones. Five years ago, Ronan and I had rejected each other completely. The bond was supposed to be dead, broken into pieces by the fire and the betrayal. So why was my wolf still crying out for him? Why did his touch feel like coming home? I squeezed the strap of my leather bag tightly, forcing the dangerous thoughts away. *He is the enemy, Ravenna. Do not forget what he did to you.*

When I spoke out, a wave of irritation and disgust washed over me. “I accept your rejection.” I said without battling an eye and surprise was visible on their faces. His face scrunched up into a frown. Then regret followed by remorse. "I, Rowena Lindsay, accept your rejection." I didn't want to show my pain as I feel the connection between our wolves fading. When it was finally over, I forced a smile. I was now an ordinary wolf. The moon goddess is once again using my life to play a twisted game, making me an object of ridicule. Nothing makes sense at all. Finding out I was pregnant when it's too late to save my relationship? Absolutely ridiculous.

This book is the sequel to Beyond Beta's Rejection. I advise you to read the first book before reading this one to better understand the world that the story takes place in. Beyond Beta's Rejection “I Colton Stokes reject you Harper Kirby as my mate” When Harper’s fated mate, and future beta of her pack cruelly rejects her on her 18th birthday, before mysteriously changing his mind, she must decide if she is willing to risk her wolf to accept his rejection and truly break the fated bond. It is only when she flees her pack, leaving her family and friends behind, does she think that she is finally safe from the terrible events.