The Alpha Who Rejected Me Novels & Stories

she cried her shoulders shaking as tears fall. “I’m here,” Celeste assured her. “It’s a second chance at our friendship, and you are my wolf sister.” Vada let out a breathy laugh. “As you are mine,” she said with a shaky breath. Her face turned serious as she held Celeste’s hands tightly before speaking, knowing the next words touched on a topic Celeste had avoided for days. “What about the Alpha? Would there be a second chance there too?” Celeste was speechless. She didn’t know what to say. Everything had been too much, and the rejection had broken her. With everything that had happened,

"What are you asking?" "Was my rejection that bad? I was in as much pain as you, I felt like half my soul was gone, yes. But clearly, it wasn't bad enough to make you hate me like this." I paused for a moment, then continued. "Or did it affect you more than it affected me?" The Alpha blushed; he covered his cheeks with his hand and said, "I am the Alpha's son. I am wealthy, strong, and the sole heir of the Alpha. Your rejection wounded my ego."

he replied, looking at me in anger "For the second time." In an instant, the bond that had once held them together was torn and ripped off by his rejection. This time it was real. I felt it. It wasn't like all the other rejections where he would mark me again. My wolf screamed in pain as I felt them cut off. "You’re weak," he continued, standing over her. "And weak wolves have no place in my pack." "Throw her into the dungeon," Alice said, her voice filled with malice. "Let her rot there."

​“I, Kaelen Vance, Alpha of the Bloodmoon Pack and King of the Western Territories, reject the arrangement of the heavens.” ​The words echoed in my ears, amplified a thousand times over, no longer muffled by the ring’s ancient protective runes. The rejection wasn't just a memory; it was a living, breathing monster devouring me from the inside out. Five years of frozen tears thawed in a single heartbeat. Five years of pretending I was whole, of convincing myself that I had survived the ultimate betrayal unscathed, evaporated into the freezing northern air.

He looked like a man who hadn't eaten in days. "Ani, five years ago, I stood in front of this pack and I rejected you. I let them watch me break our bond because I thought it would make me a stronger Alpha. I thought if I chose the pack over you, they would respect me. Do you know what happened? They _lost_ respect for me. Because a man who cannot protect his own mate cannot protect his pack." He came back to me and took my face in his hands. "This time, I choose you. In front of them. In front of everyone. If they want to hate someone, let them hate me. I am Alpha. I can carry hate. You are carrying a curse to save our son. You should not have to carry their hate too."

I was afraid of what came after. I knocked. "Come in." I opened the door. Alexander was standing beside his desk, reading through several old documents. He looked up when he saw me. For a moment, neither of us spoke. Then his eyes narrowed slightly. "You've decided." It wasn't a question. I nodded. "I have." He studied my face. "And?" I took a deep breath. "I choose the Alpha position." The room became completely silent. My father slowly put the papers down. "Are you certain?" No. I wasn't. But I couldn't say that. "Yes."

"By order of the Alpha King, you are assigned to the Blood Moon delegation departing within the hour for the Hollow Court gathering. Attendance is not optional." For one wild, furious second, she considered refusing outright; what could they possibly do to her now, today of all days, that would be worse than what had already happened, and then reason reasserted itself, cold and practical. Refusing an Alpha King's direct order, on the very day he'd just publicly humiliated her, would only give the pack one more story to tell about her at dinner. And there was a colder, more useful thought underneath that one: leaving quietly, without incident, cost her nothing. Making a scene cost her everyth

I missed you too. “Don’t do this,” I whispered, a déjà vu of what I told him then. The same three words that came from the heart, a simple plea, for him instead of me. The deeper shade was pushed back, and an enraged Alpha glared at me. He slammed me back to the wall and demanded, “Say it! Say you accept!” I’m sorry, Alpha. I’ve failed you once more. In between sobs, I spoke the words he wanted to hear. “I, Gamma A-Anna Be-Bella Fiora…ac-accept your re-rejection…Alpha F-Flynn As-tra.”

My father still being the Alpha even though I had recently turned twenty four, arranged the ball so that I could find my mate, because I could not take over the Alpha position without a Luna by my side. But how was I supposed to tell the big man I had already found my mate, no, mates to be precise and they both rejected me because of my reputation of being the most ruthless, cruel and cold hearted Alpha male? This was a dark spot in my life, a taint that I wanted to hide forever. It was a huge blow to my ego, I mean, look at me, there's no denying my handsome looks.

Chapter 55 "May I ask?", Adrian asked quietly, afraid to raise Alpha Max's anger. "What stopped you from marking her? Does she have a mate?. "No..I perceived..", Alpha Max paused. He had perceived rejection when he had gone close to her,but he wasn't going to tell anyone that, except she wanted to. He had only over- heard her explaining to Rachel,that she was rejected. If she had kept something that vital away from her Luna,he wouldn't want to be the one who would tell the world about her dark past. He was an Alpha and he would never be schooled on anything,not even by the council of elders.