Novel & Cerita The Alphas Rejected Heir Book 2

I looked at them one more time and uttered an apology again and prayed that in their next life, I hope they can have the life that they both deserve when females can be Alpha and supported, and one’s love and affection are reciprocated. TEN YEARS LATER... “What do you mean, Aleya?” I asked in utter disbelief and visible disappointment. “Are you saying that you are not interested in accepting my proposal as my heir?” “Yes, mother. I’m afraid so,” Alexa Miya replied with a flat tone without looking at me since she was reading the book Irino gave him. “I’m not the only child you have, mother. You got Alexander Mason, my twin.” “But your brother Aleon declined my proposal earlier as well...” I p

I whispered. The scout grabbed my wrist, his eyes wide with terror. “They don’t die,” he rasped. “We cut them down, burned them, but they rose again. Eyes like fire… their shadows fought with them” He coughed, crimson spilling from his lips. “The Alpha is coming.” His hand went limp in mine. That night, they struck.

We found the old bastard Alpha dead in his office, and I still remember how I thought of the murderer as Godsent. I know that's not a way how one should view a killer, but I did. And I still do because he was the one who served the revenge for my parents. Our parents. When Angus returned from wherever he was, the pack lost the happiness the Alpha's death gave us. Quite frankly, we thought the son was here to claim the title, but for some reason, he never did. Instead, he stood on the podium and spilled his father's secrets, every dirty thing he had done and so on. Then, he announced that he wouldn't take the title, but instead, he would bring forward the real heir. Me.

“And what’s that?” “That we’re not prey anymore.” He said as he lunged at her. By nightfall, the battle was over. Alina escaped, wounded. Vincent’s numbers were halved. The children were moved again, this time to a hidden realm known only to the ancient Alphas. Eric and I stoodt, watching the twins sleep peacefully, and I knew one thing for certain. PWe couldn’t run forever, we could had to fight. For the children and the pac

“Escort them to the Alpha House.” “No.” My voice slices through the square sharper than I intend. The crowd gasps. “You have no right—” Kaelen steps closer, towering above me. His scent slams into my senses—pine, smoke, steel—and my wolf trembles under the old pull of dominance. “I have every right,” he says, his voice a growl only inches from my face. “You brought my heir into my territory. He will not leave.” I’m shaking, but not from fear. Rage trembles through me so hard I can barely keep my voice steady. “You lost that right the night you rejected me. The night you cut me open and left me to die.”

I hated this Pack for just easily buying women, like they were items for sale. But most of all, I hated myself because whatever I was, whatever my wolf is, it killed my mother and that is a guilt I will never be able to move past from and it will eat me from the inside until there is nothing left. My breath hitched as the Gamma reached me and his hand came up to my face, grabbing me by my chin and tilting my head side to side as if checking my features. His grin widened, sending shivers down my whole body. “Our Alpha will certainly be happy with this new addition to his broken wolves. I hope you’re ready, Leia Steele, because he will not have mercy on you.”

"Alpha Henry, I formally invite Alicia Elrod to temporarily stay in my territory. Do you mind me taking her?" "Haha! I can’t believe you still want her after her firm rejection." Alpha Henry glances at his daughter with a grim face. "Alicia, you heard the Alpha’s proposal. You’re not going to decline and embarrass me, are you?" Pursing her lips, Alicia looks at the Beta of her pack. Her eyes scream for help. I can’t help but feel my blood boil watching her look at another man. "Alright," Alicia mumbles. "I’ll take up on your offer, Alpha Alistair."

I let out a breath as I listen to the phone ring. "Hello, this is Alpha Matthew speaking." "Hi Alpha Matthew, this is Alpha Reid. I was told you wanted to speak to me." I heard him let out a breath. "Yes I did.... Listen I know we haven't been on the best of terms, your pack and mine. I wasn't extremely happy with the death of my father and brother, but I did understand what happened. I don't hold a grudge against you guys, my father was an evil man and so was my brother. I love them but I knew they weren't good people.

An Alpha like that does not rescue people like Finn. An Alpha like that understands the price of silence. Still, Finn pushes himself away from the window and stumbles toward the door. “I asked why it is sealed,” Everett says, his voice colder now. The pause that follows makes Finn’s skin tighten. Then another man answers more quietly. “The Omega inside is accounted for.” The words cut through Finn’s fear and find his rage. He slams his bleeding palm against the door. Pain bursts through his hand, but he hits it again because pain is better than silence.

“He had done it before. To others. I believed him.” The cloth dripped pink onto the floor. Aria felt the world narrow to the sound of his voice, to the stark truth in it. “That dawn,” he said. “The morning I left you. A messenger came. My father was dead. Killed in a challenge from a rival. But the rival was worse. More vicious. He was marching on our territory, and his first decree was that all bloodline heirs of the previous Alpha were to be executed. Me. Any children. Any… mates.” He finally looked at her. “If he knew about you, you were already dead. If he found out I’d gotten you pregnant…” He shook his head, the words failing.