Winter Rejected By One Alpha Novels & Stories

Cicy is grimacing inside of me - showing her own disgust. “Besides,” Jean cuts in again. “You know he’s the Alpha’s best friend. He can get away with anything. There’s no way he would be sanctioned.” “Jean, why don’t you just reject him?” I ask desperately. “I…I thought about that,” Jean admits. “But…you know what could happen.” Yes. Yes, I do. Rejecting a mate is not black and white. If one dares to do so then whoever initiated the rejection has to pay a large sum of money in damages. A very large sum.

This place has a large gym with an open combat area where wolves spar against each other. The Alpha had invited Vincent for a spar but ended up beating him to a palp,Jill said the alpha is different from the other wolves he is more powerful,so I can imagine how Vincent must look right now,but I don't feel sorry for that perverted asshole,I hope Syrus broke his arm,but i also wonder what the reason for their fight was.

The beta shouts as he enters the hall. Occisor smells the air, the smell coming from the alpha is familiar to him, but he doesn't understand why. "I came to challenge the alpha," he says loudly and firmly. "What right do you think you have? You are a traitor!" he accuses him, making the anger grow inside Occisor. "I'm a rejected! I just did what they did to me!" he says. The beta shuts up, after all, that was a fact, the young man was hunted and rejected, after all. "I am part of this race, I have the right!"

For some minutes, she freezes on the spot, her world crashing down on her feet and her eyes becoming heavy. His words ring in her head, as she tries to comprehend what he just said. She bats her eyelashes a few times, trying to wake up from this nightmare of hers, but it dawns on her that this is the reality that she needs to wake up to. Alpha Lorenzo just rejected her.

But a part of me wondered, regardless of who this witch was and who these people were, did they know exactly who they were helping? “What are you talking about? What rejection?” Her voice was lower and serious. I glanced around, pretended to be a little weary and confused like maybe I said too much. “I-I” I fumbled over my words and she took a step towards me. “Its ok, please tell me.” “Our Alpha rejected his fated mate.” I whisper out. “I didn’t know you didn’t know, I’m sorry, I wouldn’t have brought it up if I knew you didn’t know.”

"Are you sure? Did you not know that being rejected more than once might make your wolf disappear? Well, sometimes, it happens like that. Sometimes, there are instances in which it will not happen at all. If you want to be rejected by the alpha, make sure you're certain about it. Losing one's wolf is like a death sentence." My brows furrowed. "I don't believe you, Cedric. My wolf did not tell me about it." Trisha whimpered inside my head. My body turned cold. 'I did not tell you because I want to give you the freedom to choose, Autumn. being rejected by the alpha does not always mean that I would vanish. That depends. It's a case to case basis,' Trisha explained. I felt hot all over while my

Her throat felt tight, her skin prickling with the weight of his disdain. “I’m sorry, Alpha,” she murmured, lowering her gaze. She could feel Lynx stirring within her, a low growl rumbling from deep within her wolf’s chest, but she forced herself to remain still, to keep her defiance hidden beneath a mask of submission. She was too weak to fight back, too low in rank, too broken to ever hope for anything else. She was an omega—nothing more, nothing less. Rhett’s gaze lingered on her for a moment longer before he turned away, his expression hardening into a mask of indifference. "Remember your place," he said, his voice a cold, cutting whisper that left her heart aching with a pain she couldn

Something in my chest tightened, unwelcome and unnecessary. “I’m not carrying anything,” I said the words coming out weaker than I intended. She didn’t believe me. None of them did, I could see it. Vidya crossed her arms. “Then explain Kael.” And just like that— Everything sharpened. The journal flashed through my mind. The orders— Alpha command. Eradication approved. The executions. The deliberate erasure. My pulse spiked once hard, then steadied again. “I don’t control what the Alpha does,” I said evenly.

“Or her identity as a witch is the reason you all couldn't care less earlier right? She can fall and die for all I care, right?” The truth is written in their guilt-struck faces. I was right. They didn't care about Winter, and that was the reason they ignored her cries. My wolf is prancing about in fury. “From the second Winter was mated, she became one of our own. So let this be a warning. If something like this repeats itself…” One of the servants tries to speak. “But Alpha she's not one of us, the blood of our people still cries out on that same path she was on. Don't you—”

“You were really going to do it. You were going to reject him.” I stood, fists clenched. “It’s none of your business.” “It’s exactly my business.” He stepped closer, the letter crumpling in his fist. “Do you have any idea what this means? If you reject him, it doesn’t just break the bond. It breaks him. His wolf will tear him apart.” My stomach dropped. “That’s not what the scroll said.” “The scroll doesn’t tell you what happens after.” Elias’s voice lowered, pressing like a knife. “I’ve seen it before. Alphas don’t survive rejection easily. They lose their strength. Their wolf goes mad. Some don’t make it through the week.”