Winter Rejected By One Alpha Novels & Stories

Kendrick shouted back, his eyes glowing red in anger, " I am the future Alpha King! How can I be mated to an Omega? Fuck! This must be a joke." My wolf couldn't stand the pain anymore. She let out a roar in front of him and said in a loud voice, " I..... Oksana Castillo.. reject you, Alpha Kendrick DeVille as my mate....Do you accept my rejection?" My wolf was howling in pain but I kept my pride over everything. I couldn't stand this humiliation anymore. Kendrick fell silent, shocked and speechless. He glared back at me with wide eyes. He didn't expect the rejection to come so fast. I held my tears back as I waited for his answer.

But the wolves who had been in the courtyard were carrying the physical and psychological aftermath of a fight they had not won, against an Alpha whose purpose had been clear and whose forces had been prepared and whose motivation had been the kind that does not fatigue. The wolves who had come with Zayden were standing in Moonlight Pack's courtyard with the controlled, ready quality of people who have accomplished the central objective and are waiting for the formal acknowledgment of that fact. The pack leadership of Moonlight Pack, in the absence of Lydia's informal advisory capacity and in the aftermath of the courtyard, was looking at Jace with the specific expression of wolves waiting t

Jaxon asked, his voice barely audible, his eyes searching my cold, metallic mask for a truth he was now afraid to find. I looked at him, and for a heartbeat, the Alpha in me wanted to roar. I wanted to tell him that a mother’s instinct doesn't care about "sabotage" or "loyalty"—it only cares about the heartbeat of its pup. But the pain that followed was quieter, deeper. It was the familiar, cold ache of a woman being rejected because she was a "threat" to the lies he called home. "I am an Alpha of the North, Jaxon," I said, my voice hollow and metallic. "I have no need to play with the lives of children to prove my worth."

None of that mattered now. “What you are asking us to accept,” Elder Marcus said, his voice sharp and unwavering, “is impossible.” Damon’s jaw tightened. “I am not asking.” A murmur rippled through the hall. Elder Elijah rose slowly, leaning on his staff. His gaze was stern, disappointed. “An omega mate is unacceptable for an Alpha of Blackwood.”

“I don’t want to see you smile at other men that way, Winny.” I swallowed a chuckle. Jealousy didn’t look good on him. The event rounded up. People were called for different awards and the time finally came to unravel myself. I was called to the stage, as the Alpha of WinterRay. Half the room was in dismay while the other half congratulated me. It was official. WinterRay is part of the territory and I am the Alpha. After the presentation, a lot of people met with me and introduced themselves, some already proposing an alliance, saying it’s been years since they heard from a female Alpha.

But he was the one leading the opposition against his son taking over from him. "What do you have against my son, He has always proven his loyalty to the mountain pride pack. My son has paid his due and has outdone his peers in ensuring that that we thrive as a pack. The other day he singlehandedly saved your son from the claws of death. Tell me my friend who is better suited to take over from me." Alpha Balthazar was already on the verge of losing his patience, his wolf was becoming restless and his human was too weak to keep it in check. For months now he had not shifted because of the sickness ravaging his body. He wanted to hand it over to his son so he could take care of his ailing body

He began with his protocol gibberish and then to the edict. “.......to the people of the winter fell pack,” he looked up. “You have been without an alpha for too long, so we hereby have chosen someone to be the acting alpha until the judgment is done.” He went silent. The whole hall was filled with murmurings. I exchanged looks with Lilith. Who could it be? “I proclaim, Vincent Kelvin Camden, acting Alpha of the winter fell pack.” The hall was filled with chaos, and people were screaming and crying. I turned to Lilith, and she walked to where I sat.

“I—” “No way,” I cut him off, already quivering in fear again. Judging from his dangerous glare and gaze of irritation at me, I could tell he was going to reject me. I couldn’t let the pain of rejection be added to the numerous pain in my life already. Before he could reject me, I said, “I, Jane Williams, reject you, Alpha Keegan Gray, as my mate, forever...” His eyes bugged out at my word, and the entire room was filled with gasps as the noise increased.

When he didn’t reply, I told him, “I guess it’s fate then. Since we both have lost our mothers to our respective fathers, Fate led me to you for a second time. To be my mate seemed a fitting end to tie all those loose ends our fathers left hanging.” Or the perfect punishment, I silently thought. Long silence vacated the house. We just stared at the roaring hearth, the flames chasing away as much cold as possible even when the Alpha King of Winter was sitting beside me. “In wars, no one really wins—only survives.” Even the fire suddenly quieted with his words. “I chose winter as the season as it is the only season that everyone is equal—all are under the harshness of the cold either they’re O

He gasped, claws dragging uselessly through the dirt, his life bleeding away. Finally, I drove my claws down with one final, crushing strike to his chest. He went still. Silence fell over the southern wing for a heartbeat. Then the roars of my warriors returned, victory rising through the camp, the sound of the Rogue Alpha dead, his army crumbling without its leader. I stood over him, chest heaving, blood dripping from my fur, muscles trembling with adrenaline. Every warrior in the southern wing knew the truth now: The Alpha King had not only survived the traps…