Novel & Cerita Chosen By Fate Rejected By The Alpha

The way his gaze had lingered—like he saw something no one else did. Her chest tightened, her breath catching in her throat. She was a rejected Omega. He was the Alpha King. Their worlds could never meet. And yet, for the first time in years, the chains of her rejection trembled—just slightly, just faintly—like fate had begun to stir.

Cathy didn't know what happened, and Caisen's expression was like that, like he was crying. "Is there a problem?" Cathy asked as she intertwined her hands. Caisen was unable to speak immediately. He sighed and waited a few seconds before speaking. "I'm the one who should be worried," he said. Cathy frowned. "You? Why?" Kaisen smiled sadly. "If your fated pair appeared, if that Alpha marked you, it was all over between us." Cathy felt as if her heart was broken by what Caisen said. "Because it is up to the alpha to decide whether he will reject you or not. If he doesn't reject you, it will be difficult for you. If you struggle..."

So all I had to do to fully possess the power of an Alpha was to reject Scott and get marked by Jace. But something else began to bother me. I leaned further instantly. “Have there been cases where one cannot reject a fated mate? Like she has to kill him to be free?” I needed to understand why Scott chose to kill Louisa instead of rejecting her.

“The Beta of the Blackthorn Pack, you know him. Loyal bloodline, strong leadership. His only daughter rejected her bond years ago. She’s unmated and she’s willing.” Zyon’s jaw clenched. “You’re suggesting I take someone who rejected her destined mate and pretend that’s the same?” “That’s not how this works.” “Sometimes,” Jettson said evenly, “that’s exactly how it works. Alliances hold packs together. Not wishes. Not fairy tales. Survival depends on strategy.” Zyon's fists curled at his sides. “I’m not a pawn in some political arrangement.” “You’re an Alpha,” Jettson replied, rising from his seat. “Which means your personal desires come second to the survival of your people. I’ve invited the

“Please, please, listen to me! It's not what you think. I didn’t mean to” “You didn’t mean to spread your legs for my father?” My voice cracked, venomous, my soul splintering with every word. “You’re my mate! The moon goddess chose you for me!” Tears streamed down her face. “I I was confused! He’s the Alpha King! I had no choice, she said between tears.” “You chose power over me,” I whispered, my voice dead, hollow. “You chose him.” Her sobs echoed in the grand room as I stepped back, my wolf howling in agony, betrayed and bloodthirsty.

“That by rejecting your fated mate, you brought the wrath of the Moon Goddess upon yourself.” Cain’s eyes darkened and he clenched his fists. “They confused strength with weakness. A man who bows to fate without question is no Alpha. I rejected what was mine then. And I regret it—because now, I have chosen her back. And this time, I will not let her go.” Alpha Lucien chuckled and said, “So this meeting is about a woman.”

“Don't worry son, I was merely proving a point. Alex is next in line to be Alpha of this pack and a leader's duty is to his pack first. If he choses the human she will not even bear him kids. What then of the future of the pack without heirs?“ “I could take his place” Adam said “I see no reason as to why he has to be the one to take up the position if it means rejecting his fated female. I already have Samantha and she's a werewolf like us. So that should satisfy you” “Under normal circumstances it would even though Alex is the eldest but you forget. This is more than just about the girl. Rebecca's offer is too good an opportunity to pass on”

I shake my head, "I had another mate, a fated one?" She sighs, "Yes, Alpha Michael," she shakes her head, he hates our kind, “your fate with him had come in a different way than it was supposed to, you were to reject him and you did, but it was for him to change how he was acting, leading his wolves but he sealed his own fate.”

“That won't be a problem.” Really? “Several Alphas have married for duty rather than choice or destiny. Some others have chosen mates for themselves because they didn't like their fated mates or they had been with these chosen mates before the arrival of their fated mates.” I had a clue what he was saying. My mother used to tell me that her best friend rejected her fated mate for a chosen mate back when she was younger. Eventually, the woman and her husband were killed by the fated mate who couldn't bear to live without her.