The Lycans Rejected Mate Anaiah Novels & Stories

The pack elder, Alfred, stepped forward with a heavy sigh, his aged but authoritative voice carrying across the silent hall. “Since an event like this has never happened before, the young lady must undergo a series of tests to determine whether she is truly fit to become the Lycan Queen.”Matteo’s face turned stone-cold, his aura flaring with barely contained fury. “Why would my mate need to take a series of tests? She is my fated mate, chosen and blessed by the Moon Goddess herself. I will only recognize her as my queen.”

She had asked how marriages worked out in Lycaronia and I was glad to tell her. "Well, there was a time in Lycanronia when mates and mate bonds were cherished above all else." She looked at me with genuine curiosity, "Mates and mate bonds? What are those?" I took a bite into one of her fruits— she had called it an apple, "In my world, Lycans are bound by something we call a mate bond. It's a deep, unbreakable connection between two souls. When two Lycans find their mates, they become inseparable, sharing a love and bond that transcends time."

I saw the hurt in his eyes when I said those words, his wolf was pained. “Let go of me!” I screamed at him. “I won’t let you reject me! I’m your mate and I’ll still be your mate!” I forcefully pulled his hands off, freeing myself from his grips. I could hear Lana’s cries within me, this was for us. I would not let him treat me this way, I was the first daughter of the alpha, and I refused to be treated this way. “I will not accept your rejection!” He growled and stormed out of the room.

No one will touch her. “Prepare the warriors quietly, If they dare cross the line... the ground will run red” Luca bowed silently and left. * Moonlight Pack — George’s House * George stood by the mirror, adjusting his collar, jaw tight and rage simmering within him “Ryder’s claim...” he spat. “As if she’s worth his notice” Amy stood nervously behind him. “George... you can’t challenge him. He’s the Lycan King, you would lose everything"

My eyes were wide open in shock and fear. How could I forget; this woman was a God damned fully awakened lycan. “You dare try to strike me, Gabriel?” She roared. The entire matter had escalated into more than I had bargained for and it was going to escalate some more if I did not find a way out of it. A lycan mate is very similar to a black widow spider or a female prey mantis, their mates are always in danger. Mira's height was steadily increasing as her body morphed into its secondary form.

I never believed that I was unfortunate…maybe it used to cross my mind a little but I never believed that I could be this unfortunate. "Why did I get a mate, if he was going to reject me? Is the moon goddess trying to mock me? Is it not enough that I was born as a weak human to a Lycan parent!" I bellowed and the tears that I was holding in streamed down my cheeks freely but this time I didn't hold myself down from crying. I didn't know how much time had passed but I found myself tired from crying and I raised my head to leave after bawling my eyes only to find a mate looking at me.

I shrugged, "Well, my sister brings me books to read and I kind of call him whenever I have questions so I am pretty confident in your culture now" Traian wanted to deliver some books about Shifters to my sister and pack it for me because I still didn't tell him my address for the past two years but I refused. I am afraid someone might have opened those books and read the contents. I don't want to risk anything. Instead, my sister brings the books she has to their house. That's what I read and I finally know about Traian being a Lycan. I still find it hard to believe that I am mated to a Lycan—a superior kind from Shifters. They are stronger, have lived longer than the others, and have a dis

“Because we had to keep who we are a secret. Not just from you— from everyone. The four of us aren’t just brothers, Lisa. We’re… more. We’re quadraduolets.” The word was strange on my tongue when I whispered it back. “Quadraduolets…” “Yes.” Enzo’s voice was steady now, each word deliberate. “We share more than blood. We share a bond that’s rare. Dangerous, even. And we’re Lycans. That’s why Ash, Atlas, and Kael never showed you their real faces. Only I did. It wasn’t because they didn’t want to. It was because they couldn’t. We couldn’t risk it.”

“We’re going to stop them from ever hurting you or your mother again, little moon.” The gates were closed when we arrived. The walls were lined with Council loyalists. Archers with silver-tipped arrows aimed at our hearts. Elder Mara’s replacement stepped forward on the wall. Elder Vex. Older than dirt and twice as cold. “Halt!” he called, voice echoing off stone. “You cannot enter, Lycan King. The Council does not recognize your mate or your pup!” Darius didn’t even slow down. “Open the gates, Vex. Or we open them for you.”

“Why do you need to know that? Do you want to reject Nico?” Mariana’s eyes grew wide with shock. “Surely you don’t consider… Why?” I shook my head. Had I known it earlier I would most likely have done it. “No, of course not. I’m just asking. Never mind.” I sipped the tea. “But tell me, why did Ana’s soulmate reject her?” Victor’s face contorted with rage. “He’s a Lycan and Ana wasn’t superior enough to bear his pups. He wanted a Lycan mate.”