Wolf University Rejected by My Possessive Alpha Mate

Sophia's POV

"I, Jacob Carter of the Blood Moon Pack, reject you, Sophia Addison of the Crescent Moon Pack, as my Luna-to-be," he announced with his full voice.

I can hear loud gasps and whispers throughout the place. They cannot believe that their goody two shoes of a senior year president is making this claim in front of everybody.

What goody two shoes?

More like a two-faced jerk!

I really just cannot believe they failed to see through his facade all these years!

For a second, I even feel sorry for them. They were deceived by this tall, dark, handsome, and well-built...

Argh, never mind.

He had always been so stoic and secretly arrogant that only I could notice. My poor schoolmates were too blinded by his beauty to see past his pretentious attitude. But there is no way he could have fooled me with those!

Even if he was doing a damn great job to maintain his act.

‘He is rejecting us! Mate doesn't want us, Sophia! What will we do!?’ Lia, my wolf, hysterically panicked and sadly whimpered within me. She was deeply hurt, and I was too.

Who wouldn't be?

My destined mate rejected us. He made it clear he doesn't want anywhere near us.

But..

Why is he suddenly like this to us, though? Rejecting and embarrassing a she-wolf in public! Not to mention, his very mate! How could he be less than his prestigious title!?!

We are not close or anything, but at the same time, I could not recall a moment where I could have offended him. He is just being simply absurd for no reason!

I blew out a sharp breath so that I would not burst out in anger. It could only make me look pathetic and weak. And that is the last thing I would want out of this grand and majestic plot of his.

‘Calm down, Lia; we would not let that happen.’ I calmly soothe my wolf, unsure of myself if I can do anything to stop this mess. But I should still try. At least for her..

‘Luke is against this! He is fighting Jacob for control!’ she whined. Luke is Jacob's wolf and a much more reasonable being than he is.

I can understand Lia's worries. He is even rejecting me in front of the school gym, at a podium, no less, where there are lots of students as witnesses.

This psychopath!

It's like he is turning the rejection into some sort of school play.

That made Lia think that this rejection is quite serious, unlike any other rejections that we only hear in stories or rumors, in which the she-wolf is rejected in private.

Not like this!

In public and in front of everyone!

Oh, and mind you, our parents are also here as witnesses, and a couple of other wolves' parents as well. It is literally the opening ceremony of the starting school year, which ended just a few minutes ago.

He wanted to start our last year of school like this. A hot issue for the other students to gossip about.

If any of you might be wondering, we did the election of officers in our junior year so that they could prepare for their duties in advance, since some of them, like this stone-faced Jacob, are future Alphas and have lots of responsibilities for the pack aside from school duties.

Even nowadays, it is indeed, no doubt, a much safer place to live, but there are still rogue wolves everywhere, and the issue with other cities needs time, effort, and attention to avoid an all-out war.

I clicked my tongue in annoyance. We should have just elected the officers this year. In that way, they would see this scene unfold in front of their very eyes! But I doubt they would change their minds, especially the she-wolves, who almost glorify him.

They couldn’t be happier to see their crush as available and single.

Hmmm.

That sounds unfair. We couldn’t just let them be happy now, could we?

I saw my older twin brothers growl, and my father was ready to attack Jacob, but mom sneered to stop them. Well, only a Luna can stop her Alpha and the twins.

But I swear, even if I do not see it, mom was grinning. Waiting for me to make my move.

"What the fuck are you doing?" I angrily whispered at him, full of concern for both of our wolves' feelings. He just stared at me with a blank face, showing no empathy for our wolves.