Winter Rejected By One Alpha Novels & Stories

my wolf, Sia sobbed. " I accept your rejection, Alpha Alexie of the Howler moon pack" Just as I pronounced, I regained my strength and I stood up from my knees, Alpha Alexie's eyes fluttering in regret. He never expected I could accept his rejection. If an Alpha reject a she-wolf and she does not accept it, she would continue to feel pain in her body system untill she accept it or pardoned by the Alpha. But I didn't wait for him to pardon me before I cut the bond between us. And with the look on his face, he seemed not to believe I could reject him.

the second is making our Alphas right hand, your Luna which is not proper" he mentioned. His words were like mere trash to me. I just stood there and was gazing at him like a forbidden fool. The hheavesthe guts to tell me such? Does he not know that I could kill him right here and now? "I accepted the offer so there is nothing to talk about, just finish the renovation and head back to the pack" Ashina intervened again. This time I was more than pleased because that was exactly what I wanted to say back to them. They still were being persistent. I saw them shaking their heads and flashing some unspoken words to each other through their eyes. "Speak or say no more" I recited with might. "This

They usually became a shallow, skeletal image of themselves and some times, they ended it all by drowning in the pool of despair. They didn't call me the Rejected Alpha for nothing. I trapped your soul, your very essence and turned you into a shell of yourself. Now, i was usually left alone because none of the other people wanted to associate with me for fear of incurring my anger. I liked to be left alone because it afforded me the opportunity to think and plan towards catching my next prey which happened to be the man called Alpha Jed.

I pulled out my phone and dialed the number from the card, committing it to memory with a single glance. Thea was more than just my niece—she was family in every sense that mattered. And now she was gone. Not taken by force, but lured away—enticed by someone who had the audacity to leave their contact information behind. As the phone began to ring, I felt my wolf stir, rising just beneath the surface—restless, enraged, ready to hunt. Whoever this Sarah Winters was, she had just made the gravest mistake of her life. No one touched what belonged to an Alpha.

“All of you, get out!” Isabella’s eyes were wide. Her father looked ready to fight, but I stepped forward again. “You and your people will not be spending the night here. You’ll leave. Now.” “You can’t just throw us out—” “I can,” I cut him off, voice like steel. “I am Alpha, and I’m telling you—get. Out.” He scoffed. “She was right. You’ve lost your way. You’ve lost your spine. All for a—”

Then came Alpha Billam, his white cloak splattered with red, face alight with fury. But even Thane’s eyes widened at what followed. Alpha Walter, the brooding, reclusive leader of Waterville—who had refused to join the alliance initially—stepped through the tent, flanked by his second-in-command, blade still dripping. And at his side was the dark-haired, wiry Alpha Renosh of Galenstar, whose cold contempt was now aimed entirely at Justine. They stood, six Alphas united—bloodied, furious, and vengeful. Thane exhaled, a ragged sound that was half-relief, half-prayer. “You came…”

My heart pounded wildly as I felt Maya bristle, sensing what was about to happen. “I, Alpha Kendrick of the Silver Moon Pack,” he declared, his voice loud and resolute, “reject you, Alison.” It felt like I’d been struck by lightning. Pain exploded in my chest, radiating through every fiber of my being. Maya whimpered, her agony echoing through my mind. The rejection tore at us both, unraveling our bond thread by thread, each one a fresh wound that burned hotter than the last. My hand flew to my chest, clutching it as if that could stop the ache tearing me apart.

The man shakes his head not seeming to enjoy the way the former Alpha dealt with my mother's death, whilst I was more than shocked to the core but still shaking with anger. “I think the way the Alpha dealt with that solemn excuse of a woman was cowardice, she should have fought for her pack and life, but she didn’t, she took her death as some kind of replacement for her daughter. She took the easy way out with the help of the Alpha. Even at the time I was furious with the way the Alpha dealt with her that I plunged my sword into her chest again, even though I knew she was dead, I hoped she felt that in her last moments, I hope she was filled with nothing but pain and suffering those last few

"Welcome back. How do you feel?" Winter's voice was thin and gravelly, dry in the throat as she struggled, "Where am I? Who… are you?" She took a deep breath and stepped closer to him, her heart threatening to break with the burden of it all. "You are safe here. My name is Maxine, and he is Alph, our Alpha. You have gone through much. but you are part of the family now.". Winter's eyes ran over Maxine's face as something unreadable flickered within them. A dim familiarity, a sense of belonging she couldn't put her finger on. She reached out for Maxine's hand, her touch soft, filled with all the love she'd withheld in the years.

“You have to accept me back. I can’t live without you Cordy” “I can’t do this anymore. You have a lot of charges on you right now. You have been demoted to an Omega, and your wolf is now dormant. You will just be a hassle as a luna.” “Please, don’t do this. I don’t think I can bear any more pain” “I’m sorry. I will give you time to process and accept my rejection”