The Rejected Queen Luna Novels & Stories

I knew at once that it was the prisoners I came for that were already there. As soon as they saw me , they all ran away. I entered into the pack and was blocked my a young Lady who I identified to be the Luna. she asked they I leave the place peacefully without causing problems. I laughed and told her that there was going to be blood shed if she didn't hand over the prisoners to me. She laughed , telling me that she only got back her people that were taken from her years ago.m, and that she wasn't going to hand anyone over. I got annoyed with the way she laughed and assigned my guards to get her off the way by attacking her.

"Okay,listen. You're so dumb and slow in the head to read the room. You're timid and naive as fuck, you come from a lowly, unknown pack, compared to me. I'm the Beta of one of the most powerful pack and I'm going to be the next Alpha after my father. You don't fit in my world, you don't belong there and I don't want you there. So let me spell it out for you." Then his eyes turned amber yellow, his inner wolf coming out. The air in the hallway suddenly turning shivering cold. With his eyes locked on mine, "I, Zayne Marshall, Beta of Blue Moon pack, reject you Dahlia Grande as my mate and future Luna." My heart squeezed tightly against my chest and shattered in million pieces. I watched as Zay

Becoming Luna has been her wish, and she has gone through great measures to make it come true her mind drifted off to Maya and her smile faltered, but she quickly regained her composure, her eyes glinting with a mix of triumph and disdain. She would be in great pain after being rejected by her mate, but she doesn't care. "Maya is a loser after all," she chuckled. She was still grinning when her mother walked up to her. “Zara, have you seen Maya?” Mrs Rhea asked worry etched on her face. “No mum, she might have gone into hiding unable to bear the shame of public humiliation,” Zara replied her mind elsewhere. “Ohh poor Maya,” her mother sighed walking off.

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.”

However, this changed when rumors started spreading about the fact that luna had been rejected by the alpha of her previous pack. Alpha Alphonso had been confused by the news, he had never heard it. He wouldn’t have claimed her if he knew he was his second mate to her. He didn’t hesitate and sent Beta Pierre to find out. Beta Pierre’s news had been heartbreaking, indeed the luna had been rejected and no, she wasn’t known mostly as Adrielle but rather Omega Reia. Alpha Alphonso wouldn’t let her go though, not with his possessive nature. Also, Luna Adrielle’s brother visited and claimed he would take his sister if the alpha didn’t want her. After all, the moon goddess was nice to everyone and

Leo announced. “The Alpha and Luna are so gracious!” Zane politely said. “Our Queen will accept your request. The Luna will have to be troubled though.” “She should be troubled. She attempted to disrespect the Queen and kill her,” the Council’s elders whispered. “Shush, we don’t have the evidence. Don’t say that yet. Maybe Beta Maddox was working as a lone wolf and went rogue.” “Maybe, but at least Luna Quinn should pave the way for our righteous Queen. Surely, Lady Quinn will not go back on her word.”

I felt how Talia stiffened beside me, trying to hold in her surfacing anger. Meena's voice came again. Swift. “You seem to forget that you're no longer the future Luna, isn't it?” She turned her back now, facing me directly. “You're that rejected mate. I think I should remember you.” The words hit hard. Entering deep into the right places. It still hurts even now. Even after everything. “I know exactly who I am, Meena, you're not in the place to tell me.” She laughed. That sarcastic laugh of hers. “Really? Do you? If that was supposed to be true, I trust you wouldn't keep acting like this pack still belongs to you.”

Death only. "No," she thought sourly. She had sacrificed everything for this, gone too far, and buried too much. She refused to admit it. She refused to shatter. Allow the ghosts to scream. Allow her hands to shake. Even if it meant dragging all her sins with her to the throne, she will be a Luna Queen. But what Jackie didn’t know was that while she stood beneath the weeping sky, burying the truth—Reed had already begun digging it up. And the first piece of damning evidence… had just landed in his hands.

“I am Elara. Justin Blackwood rejected me, but the Moon Goddess did not. She granted me the power of the Lumina light. I am the prophesied Queen Luna.” Justin pushed Lyra aside and roared, “She is lying! She is a disgraced Omega who is trying to steal status! Kill her before her power corrupts us all!” The room exploded into noise. Alphas were shouting, Lunas were whispering in fear. It was pure chaos, a clash between the old law of rejection, and the divine power—the Mark.

"You speak of us as if you have any clue of what transpired between us. You think your sister pursued me but it was I who pursued her! I pursued her because I saw right away how much better than you she was and I knew that I would be making a grave mistake if I made you my Luna. Look at you. You're cheap and immature. Why didn't you tuck your tail between your legs and disappeared like you intended to? You think you're so much better than her, don't you? You thought you were irreplaceable." Rae narrowed her eyes at him. "I am irreplaceable. I am better than her. At least I didn't spread my legs for a male who hadn't even asked for my hand as she did! You're trying to justify what she did bec