The Alpha's Reject: Craving His Wolfless Luna Novels & Stories

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

Heavy and sharp and real. I stared at him. “What?” “I’m not going to pretend it’s a love story,” he said. “Not yet. But I want a Luna who isn’t afraid to look me in the eye. One who’s survived more than most alphas ever will. I want you. Not because Colten rejected you, but because he was a fool to ever think you weren’t worthy, especially when the Moon Goddess has deemed you worthy.” My breath caught. My body didn’t know whether to retreat or reach for him. Something in my chest fluttered, fear or longing or maybe both, all twisted together.

I should have just let him walk with me. “Well if it isn’t the packs slave. Finally alone and no where to run.” he laughed. “I have been waiting for this moment since my birthday. “ I could smell the alcohol on his breath. He was to close. I stepped back only for him to grab me by the chin and tilt my face to look at him. “You can’t run from me mate.” No,no,no he had to be joking. This can’t be happening. This is where I will die in the woods by my supposed mate. “Before you start screaming I, Mike Jones, future Alpha of The Red Blood Pack reject you, Ella Morrighan as my mate and future Luna.” I felt like I had heartburn not a knife in my heart. I knew I had to accept his rejection because

“Seriously? You want me to be kissed by a hot man and expect me to stand like a statue?” He froze, words dying on his tongue. “It’s just shameful,” I added coldly, brushing my fingers across the spot where he’d grabbed me. “How the ‘great’ Alpha of Moonflower pack can leave his Luna on the stage, only to run backstage to kiss another woman.” Then I brushed past him like he was nothing.

THE ALPHA’S WOLFLESS LUNA “This is the best idea, Alpha”; “at least you will still be able to lead this pack. Its less embarrassing than being kicked out of the pack, even the other Alphas will be jealous”, “Trust me alpha, you should accept his proposal.” These were some of the advices Alpha Diesel received from the members of the Apex council. He was very shocked when he received a parcel coming from Blue-Moon Pack. The parcel contained a gift and a letter from Alpha Drake. The gift was immediately thrown away for fear of something bad happening to him, it was the letter that was of importance to him and when he read that Alpha Diesel was apologizing for all the wrongs he has done to New-M

I guessed she understood what I was thinking because she brushed past me, slamming her shoulder into my arm. I could tell she was heading back to the mansion, and the other Lunas followed her. Part of me wanted to go after her. The other part wanted to stay and watch my first mate capture everyone's attention. One of the helpers suddenly stepped closer to me. "Is she actually going to accept your rejection soon? Do you think she'll be single after that? You know—ready to mingle?" The way an alpha said it made my fists clench. "So that was your first mate?" another alpha asked.

He glared at Kate, who had crept closer, "Do not treat dirt like gold. Treat your wife as gold. Your wife represents you." "Yes, Alpha," Daven mumbled, bowing his head. Kate stepped forward, her chin tilted up, sensing an opening to strike. "Alpha, don't be fooled by Kimberly, she is a snake. You are only seeing her act. You should see how she truly behaves." ​Alaric turned his head slowly to look at her. "Is that so? Bad behaviour? You tell me how she is bad and why you are not calling her Luna." ​Kate scoffed. "She doesn't deserve to be Luna. She is a taint to our pack."

Aiden Miller stood like a statue in the dimly lit room, facing the she-wolf who had been his mate and Luna. The air was thick with tension as they locked eyes, hearts pounding in the silence. In a cold, emotionless voice, Aiden declared, “I, Aiden Miller, Alpha of Red Moon Park, reject you, Amelia Lopez, as my mate and as my Luna.” His words cut through the stillness like a knife. Amelia stumbled back, eyes wide in shock and agony.

I say quietly, dread building in the pit of my stomach. He doesn’t hesitate. “I, Alpha Jason Barron of midnight, reject you, Nicole Cruz, as my mate and Luna. You have two days to leave the pack.” Pain rips through me—raw and unbearable. It’s like every nerve in my body is on fire, tearing apart the bond between us. I cry out, clutching my chest, the physical and emotional agony too much to bear. But I won’t give him the satisfaction of finishing this. “Reject me back, Nicole.” Jason’s voice is cold and unrelenting.

"You have a death wish." "No," Luna said, licking her lips. "I have a hunger. And you, Alpha, smell like raw power." He should’ve torn her apart. A rogue like her—wild, unclaimed—was a threat to any pack’s stability. But something in her scent, her defiance, her heat… pulled him like gravity. "This forest is off-limits," he growled. "Turn back. Or I’ll drag you to my den in chains." "Promise?" she asked, smirking before shifting—her body erupting in silver light as fur replaced skin, and a midnight-black wolf bolted into the woods.