The Alpha Who Rejected Me Novels & Stories

I acknowledged her words with a nod, and then my face turned serious, and it seemed like she noticed it, making her smile immediately vanished. "Isla of the open door pack, I, Alpha Ryan of the blue sky pack rejects you as a mate. As an Alpha, I forbid you from asking me the reasons for my rejection," I said coldly and turned to leave. Tears welled up in her eyes as she stared at me, but I felt no pity. I took two strides away, but stopped when I felt her grip on my sleeve. She obeyed my instruction and didn't dare ask me any question. However, she seemed to forget that holding an Alpha without his permission was a crime.

“I know my mother is trash. She did some shady shit, but I can at least acknowledge it. You are sitting here and trying to claim Greta is the innocent victim here.” “She WAS!” I shout, now losing my temper. “She was the victim and because of him, Til- I could never understand the tiny amount of love I have gotten from anyone else.” “Tell me, do you think he would have accepted her rejection?” He asks, leaning closer around the headrest. I give him a good scowl. “You can’t reject an alpha unless he accepts it.” “I’m aware of that.” I hiss and he just chuckles “So what kind of half assed scenario did you dream up? Because it seems you are great at telling stories.”

“Alpha…” “Mother, it’s me.” I said calmly. There was a pause, and then a light laugh which sounded so fake. “It’s so nice to hear from you. Stay there, and be in your best behaviour. You don’t need to make things more difficult for yourself,” she said firmly. I sighed. “Mother, what are you saying?” I looked around quickly and I realised that I was alone. “It was Alpha Eros who rejected me in the first place. I had done nothing wrong but he didn’t care. So, I would stay here like a good girl.”

A bitter grin twisted his lips, but it was a cruel expression directed inwardly, solely at himself. With a heavy heart, he gazed out into the world, feeling as though he was all alone. The bitter sting of rejection had left him with little hope for finding love. Yet, fate had other plans, and he found himself drawn to a man who seemed to be his perfect match. However, the cruel irony of life was not lost on him, as this man too was turning his back on him, just like his loved ones had done in the past. With a stern voice, Alpha Killan Raiden Leonidas, the Alpha of the Sun Forest Pack, declared, "I, Alpha Killan Raiden Leonidas, hereby reject you as my mate."

AUTUMN: The alpha was lying, right? Maybe he was back to his games. He loved pranks in the past. He must be because why would he accept someone like me? The beta rejected me so I did not think he would do the opposite to me. ‘Why are you not even thankful? Someone finally wanted us and did not consider rejecting us,’ Trisha muttered.

“I, Alpha Cyra Teymoori, reject you, Alpha Yorick ... what’s your last name?” “Hill,” I growl. Thad is howling in my head at her instant rejection of us. “I, Alpha Cyra Teymoori, reject you, Alpha Yorick Hill as my mate and Alpha,” she says, looking at me expectantly, as if she didn’t just rip my heart out of my chest and stomp on it while I stood by helplessly. I step up to her, taking her chin in my hand. “I, Alpha Yorick Hill, reject your ridiculous rejection. But I do want to know why? Why would you reject me when you don’t even know me?” I growl.

Beta Randy’s eyes widened. “Wait, are you saying…?” Randy asked. “It’s of no use, there will be two rejections tonight,” the alpha said simply, his voice hard. Two? Before I could even process his words, he began walking away. I heard Mr Sinclair gasp behind me, and when I turned, his eyes were on me, surprise written all over his face. Then I heard Alan speak. “It can’t be, you should reject her soon.” He pointed at me and turned to Alpha Abel, who had already walked out with the door closing behind him.

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.]

“No games.” Kael studied him. Searched. “Truth: wanted you since bond hit.” Bare whisper. “Watched two years. Every smile. Laugh. Joy I’d crush.” Hand cupped cheek. Tender. “Truth: burn world before they touch you.” Eyes glowed. “Truth: you scare me worst.” “Why?” “You’d end me.” Voice shook. “Not claws. Rejection. Hate. No forgiveness.” Watched this Alpha. Killer if needed. “Can’t say I forgive.” Ripped out raw. “Can’t trust again.”

“I can understand that. But if you let a mate, fated or not, destroy you so easily, then you do not have the strength that I saw in you all those years ago. You can die miserable, half breed, or you can die happy. The choice is yours. Just because your life has been a cruel one so far, doesn’t mean that you have to go out of your way to punish yourself and let your enemies know that they have won. Because that is the message you’re sending them.” My head lowers in shame as his words slap me in the face. “That Alpha is a difficult person, and he doesn’t deserve you. But instead of moping and hurting yourself, get on your feet and strike back. And if I have to come here again because you’re ki