The Rejected Luna's Comeback Novels & Stories

He opened his mouth, and with a voice cold and unyielding, he said the words that would shatter her world forever: “I reject you, Aria Mooncrest.” The crowd gasped in shock. Whispers rippled like wildfire through the courtyard. Aria froze, her lungs seizing as though invisible hands had wrapped around her throat. The words echoed in her skull, breaking her heart with merciless precision. “I…” Her voice cracked, barely a whisper. “You… what?” Rion stepped forward, his tone sharp, meant for the entire pack to hear. “You are unworthy to be my Luna. Weak. Fragile. A disappointment to this pack.”

“Luna, let go of your pride for a second and ask yourself. Did you come back to me because you love me? Or is it just because you saw me choose someone else? “Because I can tell you right now… it’s the latter.” Luna froze. Her lips parted, but no words came out. Because deep down, she knew he was right. She hadn’t come back to him out of love. She had come back because she couldn’t accept losing him. And if she couldn’t accept losing him now, what would happen next time? She had ignored his feelings once before. If she convinced him to come back now, what was stopping her from doing it again?

“You’re right about one thing, Lisa. We don’t understand. And we never will." Jacob grabbed the coins and headed to the counter while Carly and Flora stood up too. Without another word, they all walked away, leaving Lisa sitting alone at the table. It was then she realized the weight of the rejection but even at that, she refused to give in and let it show. She had made her choice and never would she waver or go back. ***** Lisa had barely returned to her quarters when a messenger arrived with a summons from Luna Margot. She hesitated for a brief moment before following the messenger to Luna’s chambers.

Luna's eyes widened, full of hope, innocent, and almost painful to reject. His gaze hardened for a moment, then softened. For the first time, he didn't see a woman trying to sell her charms—but someone who was genuinely asking, without a mask. “She is really innocent,” he thought. "That means... You admit that you regret rejecting my proposal?" “Yes!” Luna answered too quickly without hesitation. “I-I regret it. I really regret it,” she continued. “And you admit that you are a stutterbug? You're not mad if I call you that?” Nick grinned slightly.

“We’ve come to see you and your Luna.” The whispers erupted again. But this time, they were not whispers of confusion. They were whispers of recognition and disbelief. The rejected mate had returned. And she was not the same girl they had cast out.

He was hesitant to speak, but said it anyway. "A former Luna?" My question came out unprecedented, I had meant to ask in my head. What the hell? A former Luna? My mate was… "Yes, more like a disgraced Luna. She was recently publicly rejected by her mate, the alpha of the Tokenmoon pack on the basis of infidelity. Finding out about her was difficult. From my sources, the last they heard of her was at an auction in a high end brothel. Her ex husband sold her to them as punishment for her infidelity."

I nodded slowly, tightening my grip on his hands, “do this for me. I know it's hard but you have t—” “I'm sorry, but I'm not going to accept his rejection.” Lisa's voice suddenly rang out, her eyes swirling with a thousand emotions. She sized me up, her eyes roaming my body, “Luna, why would you suggest such? You know how painful a rejection is. It could kill me.”

"I, Sera Ashford, accept your rejection, Alpha Lupus." More gasps erupted from the crowd. Shame and fury burned inside me, but I kept my posture perfect. The moment the words left my mouth, the bond snapped completely. Lupus's expression flickered for just a fraction of a second. Something like a flash of regret passed through his eyes, but it vanished before anyone else could see it. "Good," he said flatly. "Now get out. Angela and I will be announced as Alpha and Luna at the next full moon. Do not embarrass yourself by showing up."

“You are far from ordinary. The blood that flows in your veins… is older than this pack. Older than the oldest legends.” Aria’s head tilted in confusion. “I… don’t understand. What do you mean?” Draven sighed, a weight in his expression that made Aria shiver. “Long ago, there was a Luna who held the power of the Moon Goddess herself. She united the scattered packs under her rule. Her strength, wisdom, and wolf-bond were unmatched. She became known as the Moon Queen.” Her breath caught. That figure - Moon Queen - stood still beneath the silver light “But she vanished,” Draven continued. “And the prophecy of her return was written. It spoke of a female wolf of silver light who would rise when

I felt my heart shrink as he secured his wrist firmly in the hand of Jessica. “But she isn't your destined mate," I replied through tears, my tone breaking. "I, Alpha Derek of the Blue Lake pack, reject you, Arabella Woods, as my Luna," he announced. His words cracked through the air like a death sentence. Pain exploded through me as it pierced through me like daggers. The pain was unbearable. “I accept your rejection," I declared, gritting my teeth, my breathing ragged as those words escaped my lips. I collapsed to my knees as the mate bond snapped into pieces.