Novel & Cerita The Alphas Rejected Heir Book 2

They could all feel the Alpha power pouring off me now. The true strength I had hidden for so long. "By ancient law," the elder declared, his voice echoing with authority, "Elena Nightshade is now the Alpha of the Snow Fang Pack." The room erupted in applause. "Alpha Elena!" "Our new leader!" "All hail Alpha Elena!" I accepted the Alpha's Scepter from the elder's hand. It was carved from pure moonstone, a symbol of absolute authority. Lucas was dragged away. Sarah was taken by the Enforcers.

His nostrils flared, drinking in her scent—the rosemary and the fear, and the underlying sweetness that belonged only to him. "You are the mother of my son," he growled, his thumb brushing against her jawline. The touch was electric, sending shivers racing down her spine. "That makes you mine. Whether you like it or not." "I am not a piece of property, Silas." "In this territory, everything belongs to the Alpha," he said, his voice dropping to a rasp. He leaned down, his breath warm against her ear. "You think you can just come here, take my medicine, and slip away into the night again? No. You’ve brought the heir home. Now, you’ll stay and play the part."

Still had an empty space where my son should be. “She took him north,” I said. My voice didn’t shake. The mate bond wouldn’t let it. Kieran’s rage was a steel rod in my spine. “To the Northern Claws. She said ‘he’s mine now.’ She’s not hiding him. She’s _trading_ him.” Kieran went still. The kind of still that meant someone was about to die. “Alliance,” he said. The word was filthy in his mouth. “My mother is giving my Alpha heir to our enemies to secure her own power.”

"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 can't." "You sure about that? Because the way he looked at you tonight... he's not giving up." I moved away from the window, pacing the small apartment. "What am I supposed to do? I can't run forever. But I can't go back either. Not after everything." "Why did he really reject you?" Jake asked. "The bloodline thing is bullshit and everyone knows it." I stopped pacing. "I don't know. He said it was pressure from the other Alphas, but there was something else. The night before he rejected me, he got a letter. He burned it immediately, but whatever was in it changed everything."

When he discovered her secret, he had decided that she was a worthy mate for him and wanted her for himself. He had wanted to toy with her and stop her mating with the stupid Alpha guy. But he never thought she would ignore his threat just like that and complete the mating like nothing was wrong. Well, her unpredictable character was what he liked about her and what would make her his perfect partner. Knowing how she wasn’t rattled by someone knowing her deadly secret, he wanted her for himself more than ever. He had wanted her pure but now that she was mated to her Alpha mate; he didn’t care about that anymore. Pure or not, Kayla Xanders will belong to him…

"Anna, it's alright. I don't hold anything—" "No." She shook her head gently. "Please, let me say it. You deserve to know, all of it." Jebediah stopped rolling his chair. He leaned forward, elbows on the desk, and gave her his complete attention. His grey eyes flashed, displaying seriousness. Anna exhaled slowly. "JB — I am a rejected, Luna, rejected by my Alpha." The words fell into the silence like something heavy dropped into deep, still water. She held his gaze, steady, without blinking.

His eyes, cold and calculating, locked onto hers, and she knew without a doubt that he saw her as a threat. Roderick’s reputation preceded him. He was known for his cunning, his ability to manipulate the minds of those around him, and his ruthless ambition. He had been watching from the shadows, waiting for the right moment to strike, and now, it seemed that moment had come. His challenge was not just about physical strength; it was about questioning her legitimacy as the Alpha. His words were sharp, laced with disdain as he mocked her victory over Kael, downplaying her strength and undermining everything she had worked for. He called her unfit to lead, suggesting that her victory had been n

Madison was curious about who else was involved with this big new world she was finally becoming aware of discovering. "There's my family, Danny's family, Will and Anthony's families." He glanced over at Madison, and she nodded for him to continue. "We're all in the same pack. My dad's the Alpha." Madison looked like she didn't know what he meant by Alpha. "He's the leader of the whole pack, which is about two hundred of us. Me, Zach, and Adam will eventually become alphas, either of our own pack or if something would happen to our Alpha now. I'm the youngest, so I have a while to go to worry about it."

“The outlanders, the scavengers, they think we are weak. They believe my blindness makes us easy prey. They think our lands will fall as soon as their claws reach for it.” An answering growl tore through the crowd, and I watched the faces of pack members twist in wrath. “They are wrong.” The Alpha bent and grabbed something off the ground. When he lifted it, my jaw fell open because I was staring with horror at the head of the leader of our attackers. Alpha Kieran was holding it by its hair, and I fought the urge to retch as I stared at the bloodied head of our enemy. “This is what waits for anyone who dares test us,” the Alpha announced. His voice was hard, and his words sent a tremor throu