Novel & Cerita The Rejected Luna's Prince By Aurora Archer

I said, as my eyes gleamed darker, recalling what deeds he had done with them. I frowned, looking at his shocked face, and declared, “I, Arianna, the princess of Jethula Pack, reject her mate, Spike, the son of the Luna of the Moon Shadow Pack. Hence, we have nothing to do with each other, as we leave by separate paths!” “No... Ah!” he screamed out, trying to stop me from chanting the rejection lines. The pain was tremendous. However, despite the pain, he still didn’t let out the words of rejection. I had no idea why he was trying this hard when he never cherished his chances to correct himself.

he declared. Aurora looked at him, an eyebrow raised slightly. “No. You should just stay here and take care of your brother. You do not know the Forest, and having you for company might just cause more trouble than help.” Archer flushed, feeling his neck grow warm. He was a prince, after all, and princes were rarely taunted and insulted. “I am not quite as inept as you assume, my lady.” Aurora flashed him a smile, and the prince felt his breath hitch. As sarcastic as it was, it was the first time he had seen a smile on her face. It made her even lovelier than she already was, and Archer had thought that that was not possible.

And then—against every odd, every rule of this world—it worked. My grades were exceptional. Outstanding. Impossible, some said. And one morning, when the sun slipped weakly through a cracked window, a letter arrived. A scholarship. To Lunaris Academy. My hands shook so badly I almost dropped it. Lunaris wasn’t just a school—it was legend. A place for sacred races. Wolves, witches, fairies, vampires. Humans didn’t belong there. Humans weren’t chosen. I reread the letter again and again, my heart hammering, my breath shallow.

Luna murmured, "It seems I was wrong about him after all. The Lloyd family's Dragon Prince isn't as perfect and flawless as I thought he was." The pain and disappointment in her eyes tormented her so intensely that she could barely breathe.

" Aurora shocked at his words, stung by the venom in his tone. Though she tried to mask her hurt with an indifferent expression, the sting of his rejection lingered, a bitter reminder that nothing can ever happen between them. With a clenched jaw, she turned away with tears almost threatening to fall out from her eyes, her pride wounded but her determination unbroken. As Aurora walked away, different of emotions consumed her. She had believed that Alpha Kellan has fallen in love with her since he came to ask her to be his Luna, but his harsh words shattered that believe. The of his rejection cut deep in her heart, leaving her feeling betrayed and foolish forever trusting him and loving him a

I asked her. “Why are you not affected by the rejection? I said everything that’s required right” Arnold said. This is only possible when any of the mentioned information is incorrect. The name of the person rejecting, the rejected, or the pack name. But everything is correct so what went wrong? Just when I was trying to figure it out, I heard Arnold say; “She doesn’t deserve to be our Luna, brother can’t you see? She’s strange and full of secrets! Just like her parents!” Arnold yelled.

“I will not be owned. Those who challenge me will answer to the Moon—not councils.” She turned and walked away. As she passed Kael, he whispered hoarsely, “I was wrong.” She didn’t slow. “I know.” And in that moment, Alpha Kael Nightfang realized the cruelest truth of all: The Luna he had rejected was no longer something he could win back. She was something he would have to earn— if she ever allowed it.

“Yes, he is. The banished prince is a better fit for the throne. In the past five years since he left the pack, he has gotten married to the powerful and beautiful Princess Cassandra—Princess of the Crescent Moon Pack—and they have a healthy son together. Unlike Aldrich, whose Luna is a nobody and now a witch. We don’t even know if she is fertile enough to carry a pup. We need an heir to the throne. We need a powerful Luna too—and Prince Aeron has it all.” When he realized that he had captured their attention, he continued smoothly. “Prince Aeron’s ascension to the throne will bring more progress to our pack. So, Elders…” he rose. “Join me, and let’s get that monster of a king away from the

She laughed as she leaned in again and whispered to my ears. “He just keeping you for now, when the real Luna comes, he'll dispose you.” I felt my chest tighten at her words, “the moon goddess chose me!!” She laughed louder now, “you are nothing but a prawn and a replacement.” She paused and then continued, “when he sees his true mate, he'll leave you..” I staggered backwards. Could this be the reason Kaius has refused to mark me?! Am I a replacement Luna?!

I raised my eyebrow, keeping my face neutral, “I'm afraid I still don't understand what you are trying to say.” She scoffed, “You are trying to get close to George intentionally, right? What, you want to be the Luna as well? I heard that your mate, Prince Roan, rejected and banished you from the Red Sky Pack, ruining your plans of becoming Luna.” I gave her a look, “Oh.” Her expression turned slightly cold, and she sneered, “Oh? Is that all you have to say?” I shrugged, maintaining my small smile, “What else do you want me to say? You've already made the assumption, want me to convince you otherwise, so you'd feel relieved? Unfortunately, you are right. Everything you've said is true.”