All Chapters of THE REJECTED LUNA’S SECOND CHANCE WITH THE BIKER ALPHA: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Bella's POVThe rain was incessant as it destroyed all the dishes and cakes I had made for our night dining with Ronan.He hadn't come for the hotel reservation I made for the both of us, wanting to celebrate our anniversary.And I wasn't ready to give up celebrating it because of the bad incidents of today.But then, Ronan was nowhere to be found.I've waited since the day, making preparations for his arrival from the tracks so we could celebrate our anniversary and also his win from the competition, I called him countless times but still, he was nowhere.When I heard the roaring engines of his car park at the pack's garage, I could tell that he had returned and I hastily began to walk to his room, wanting to speak with him."The weather is so cozy today. I heard from a servant that Prince Ronan had paid a high priest a large sum of gold so he could make the rain fall. He wanted the weather cozy so he could celebrate his win with Jennifer Lupin at the Grand Moon hotel like she had re

Bella's POV I began to run as fast as my legs could carry me, even though I was wolfless. I was agile and had always secretly trained myself to be strong, even though I had no wolf. A Luna was supposed to have strength to defend the pack alongside her Alpha. I had done all these so that I could be seen as worthy. A tear fell from my eyes as I thought about it, but I quickly cleaned it, not wanting to give Ronan nor his pack the opportunity of seeing me breaking before them. I continued to run as fast as my legs could take me, my chest heaving, my lungs burning, as I noticed the number of warriors who were following me on Ronan’s orders and his promise. How ironic, none of them recalled that my parents had been one of them. And in the process of defending the pack from the rogues, while they had been fighting at the border, they had lost their lives. None of them wanted to stop or even question Ronan’s orders. Nor was any willing to help me, despite knowing that it would be

Bella's POV“An alpha should know when to be a coward and when his people's desperate pleas for justice should touch him!”“A highborn heir, a firstborn and rightful apparent to the throne should fight for his justice when it is being denied him!”“An alpha prince gets trials! He doesn't just get banished after being accused of a crime, regardless of what it might be… but that wasn’t the case with you, Draven." I went on despite knowing that I was at his mercy. That I was only surviving the night, not bound or in chains at Moonstone pack because of him.“You were banished before you could even defend yourself! Your brother had wanted to execute you before the banishment sentence was chosen instead. Are you just going to sit back and watch as everything you deserve as an alpha prince goes over to your brother and his son?”“How bold of you! Remember that you are merely being allowed to stay in our encampment. How dare you say that to the Lord?” a rogue’s voice shot at me from behind,

Ronan’s POV. His words didn't just sting, they burned. “I'm deeply sorry, Alpha Prince, we couldn't find her.” The chair scraped on the floor as I stood. My hand hit the table before I could even realize it. Books flipped over as papers scattered on the floor. How bold of him to say those words to me! My breath came fast, no matter how hard I tried to suppress it, I just couldn't. Bella was the key to being crowned an alpha and the ruler of the pack. She is just an omega, there is no way she would have run further than my reach. I slowly stride towards the direction Denis was standing. “How incompetent of you!” I half yelled. I could clearly see my veins retracting from my skin. "I'm sorry…" “Shut the fuck up, Denis!” I cut him off. “Bella is just an omega, you have more powers than her. How come you weren't able to find her?” I questioned. He remained quiet, then went ahead to speak. “I feel she must have gotten help from someone who knows around. We searched everywhere, and

Bella's POV.“Do you honestly mean all what you just said?” I was quick to ask before he could leave the room. He halted in his track, his back facing me. I paced towards him and stood in front of him, “Do you mean the deaths of your fallen rouge caused by Ronan and his father meant nothing to you?” I asked again, this time raising my voice a bit. I didn't want to believe that Draven sincerely wasn't interested in the throne. Who would ever believe that? I recently just met him, and I don't expect him to trust me, but again I need him to understand the value of what he wants to let go.“You don't have the right time to talk about my fallen people,” He thundered, his brows raised a bit.“Then do something,” I replied. “My parents! Your parents and many others who would die in the hands of your nephew and brother. How many more people do you plan to sacrifice just because you don't want to interfere in their matter? Those people need you.”“Those same people killed me!” He growled.Hi