The Alpha’s Regret: Reclaiming His Rejected Luna Novels & Stories

How did it fit into me that night? “This is about what you told Dax before leaving the dining room. Is there no way you can talk to the Alpha Supreme about it? Or maybe it could be rewritten that he doesn't have a Luna.” He shook his head. “The last part is the worst, and he knew that much to record himself as an alpha with a Luna. The current Alpha Supreme isn't playing around.” But why did he do that? Could he be thinking that I would fall for him one day? What an illusion he had…

If Alpha was the brain of the pack, then Luna was the heart of the pack. I wanted everyone to think that this was a mutual rejection. I freshened up and left for the hospital along with her. "I don’t understand why Alpha is so adamant about finding out whether you’re pregnant or not," She muttered. "Anyone can say that you’re not observing your scent," She added, on which I bit my inner cheeks, feeling bad about hiding the truth even from her. It wasn’t that I didn’t trust her, but I was scared that Massimo would interrogate everyone close to me, and if he used the Alpha command, then one would have to answer him.

Despite our complicated history, there had always been a certain respectful understanding between us. "Alpha Heir Blackwood," I acknowledged with a slight bow of my head. "Walk with me," he suggested, not a command but not quite a request either. We moved to a quiet alcove away from the main council chambers. Alexander was silent for a moment, staring out at the territory beyond the windows. "Regret," he finally said, his voice low, "is a powerful force." I frowned slightly. "I'm not sure I understand." He turned to face me fully. "I made many mistakes with Aurora. Chief among them was trying to mold her into what I thought a future Luna should be, rather than appreciating her for who she tr

Glen asked loudly, “This is unacceptable! Even if your Luna cheated on you, you don’t need to send her to the rogues—” “My Alpha didn’t! He simply expelled her! The rest was somebody else’s doing!” Damien’s Beta Jasper cried. Damien strode forward. He grabbed the rogue by his collar yanking him up, gritting, “Chloe…did this? She sent Aurora to you?” The rogue was trembling like a leaf in the wind. He stuttered, “Y—Yes! She said that this woman used to be your Luna…and we can do whatever we want with her—since you had rejected her already! In fact, it would be nice if we could end her life after we were done with her…it saved her trouble…”

Miguel: A thousand questions raced through my mind, but one thing was true. She really had been a Luna somewhere. Just the way she carried herself, it had been sculpted to perfection. Of course, an alpha had claimed her before. But the fact that he had lost her in the ugliest way made me want to see who this alpha was. Fallon was the complete opposite of Freya. No wonder I couldn't accept the idea that she was that evil woman. But her beauty, though.

“Today, we are here to finalize the divorce between Alpha King Luciano De Luca and Luna Chiara. Each has prepared a statement. Luna Chiara, you may begin.” My breath caught in my throat. For a moment, I couldn’t move. Then, slowly, I unfolded the paper. The words were already etched into my mind. I had repeated them so many times that they felt less like sentences and more like a quiet surrender. Still, my hands shook. Inside me, my wolf stirred. She had resisted this from the beginning, clinging to what we had lost, refusing to accept that it was truly over. But now, I needed her strength.

And I was sitting there trying to figure out what I was going to say when Raina's voice came in from the doorway. "Luna Lara left on her own." Her tone was composed, reasonable, the kind of calm one performed when they wanted to reframe something quickly. "Obviously, she abandoned Alpha Lucien and betrayed the pack just like that. We have to teach her a lesson instead." "Shut up." My mother didn't even raise her voice. She said it the way you say something you have said for the very last time. "You have no say in this." Raina fell quiet, but the expression she wore in the silence after that, said everything she hadn't been allowed to finish.

Alpha just seriously uttered. "How about you, Alpha? Would you accept Luna for who she really is?" Alarick questioned the alpha. "You know what, that is a good question. The night before our wedding ceremony, Luna approaches me and asks me a series of questions. Will I still love her if she has the weakest omega and she can't protect herself? I confidently answered that yes, I will still love her. But when she asks me if, will I still love her if she is infertile and can't bear a child for me? That question caught me by surprise. I want to say no because as an alpha, I need an heir and it is a great pride to have an heir. But later on, you know what I have realized? My pride is useless if th

Dad said, “I’ll turn off the TV and check everything. Goodnight.” “Goodnight,” I said, almost running up the stairs. I sobbed into my pillow, hating everything in the world. Why couldn’t I get a mate that wanted me? What was so wrong with me that Cale rejected me without even giving us a chance? And the worst part was that I couldn’t tell anyone. If anyone got to know that I was his Luna, and he rejected me, he could be removed from the position of Alpha. I didn’t know what time it was, but by the time I fell asleep I could hardly feel my eyes, and saw sunlight streaming from the window.

“He overheard your plans, Sonya and Cathy. You were both caught red-handed.” “Sonya Hale,” he said, his tone heavy with regret, “I, Alpha Jacob, reject you as my mate and future Luna.” Alpha Jacob rejected. “You will no longer step foot in the Alpha’s headquarters anymore. Both your presence is no longer welcome here. If I discover any more of your plots then I’ll be forced to banish you both from my pack as rogues.” Alpha Jacob’s rejection echoed through the room. Sonya’s eyes widened in shock, her mouth opening and closing soundlessly as she struggled to find the words to respond.