The Alpha Rejected Mate Novels & Stories

Ignoring the way he said ‘mate’ so flippantly, I thanked him. “Thank you very much, Alpha Killian.” Five minutes later, Alpha Killian returned. I stood up immediately, my heart racing fast in anticipation. Until I saw he came back alone. “Alpha Damon, it's quite unfortunate. But Aria insists she doesn't want to leave with you. In fact, she just rejected you as her mate.” “I don't feel her rejection. My wolf doesn't feel it. If she rejects me, no one will feel it before I do,” I gritted.

“Alright, alright. Goddess.” “Okay, so…back on track. Why didn’t they just reject each other immediately? I mean, wouldn’t that just be the easiest?” “It would have. However, at the time, Alpha Leo and Alpha Gene required any bond rejections to be submitted and approved. Otherwise, you would be kicked out of the pack.” Both Krista and I were surprised. Alpha Leo was Alpha Damian’s father and Alpha Gene was the last Alpha of Moon Shadow. We had never heard of a rule where if you were going to reject your mate, you needed to submit it through the Alpha.

Alpha Benson spoke to me coldly, and I looked at his face in disbelief. "But we are mates," I said to him, in case he doesn't know or feel the mate bond between us. "Yes. About that," Alpha Benson's eyes darkened as he said. "I cannot be mated to you. So you will have to accept my rejection," he said, and my heart panicked. "Wait! Are you that heartless? Do you wish to kill me and my unborn babies?" I glared at him, this time, I emitted more alpha pheromones than him, suppressing his Alpha power, and he glared at me.

Then he pulled away. I gave off a half smile, patting his shoulder with a teasing smirk. "Take care of your rugged wolf, Alpha." He chuckled low in his throat, a sound that vibrated through me even as I stepped back and turned to leave. With one last glance at my Alpha and mate, I slipped out of the heavy door behind me. The corridor stretched before me, shadows clinging to its edges. My steps echoed faintly, but inside, my wolf prowled restlessly. I had stayed too long. Just a bit too long. For something to…

"If that is how you want it." He turned to face the crowd, his voice carrying across the warehouse. "I, Damon Thornwood, Alpha King of the Silver Moon Pack, reject you, Elara Blackwood, as my mate and future Luna of our pack." The words hung in the air like a death sentence. Elara felt the physical pain of rejection as if it were a knife to her heart—a sharp, agonizing sensation that stole her breath and brought tears to her eyes. Around her, the crowd gasped, shocked whispers spreading like wildfire.

“You’re my…mate.” I couldn't quite believe it myself. That this tall, striking man was my fated mate. How else could I explain this fire that burned my insides? I was snagged back to reality as big hands shoved me backwards and I landed on my butt. With a heavy thud. His eyes burned into my face from above. “Mate?” He scoffed. “Well, that's too bad, because I, Alpha Kieran, reject you stinking, tiny weasel, as my mate.”

I had just 30 mins before my interview and yet I was a few miles away from his company. Two years ago, I didn’t have this life, I lived with my family at our pack house but when I turned 16 I met my mate who died after a short illness before my 17th birthday, the moon goddess gave me a second chances mate, the Alpha son Ryder but yet again fate played a cruel joke on me. He impregnated my sister and rejected me on the night of our mating ceremony and yes my family was on it and even tried to play the mad card on me when I reacted.

Now, there was a third person here. I left the dining room and opened my contact list. To my father—the Alpha of the Moruna Pack—I sent a message: [Dad, I want to sever my mate bond and return home.]

He proclaimed and everybody else stood up to leave except the Beta. “How. Is. My. Mate?” He hissed through gritted teeth as the last person filed out of the room, it was a warning. “She is well fed and dressed.” Iris responded, finally looking up to meet his eyes. “And if that's a lie?” He asked, a brow raised. “The Alpha can confirm for himself.” She responded boldly, holding his gaze. He knew what she was doing. Still looking right into her eyes, he asked, his heart thundering against his chest. “Did she really say she wants to reject the mate bond?”

“Now, Alpha Ashton... you can reject me.” My breath hitched as the finality of her words struck me like a freight train. I pushed away from the desk and stepped directly in front of her. Her expression remained unchanged, her hazel eyes giving nothing away. I searched her face for even the slightest hint of hesitation, but found none. Swallowing the strange uneasiness rising in my throat, I raised my chin and spoke the ancient, binding words of severance aloud: “I, Alpha Ashton Knight, reject you, Shanna Reed, as my mate and my Luna.”