Fated Alpha: The Rejected Queen

's Point

the twilight. Only once they had vanished completely did the authoritative aura of my father's alpha status dissipate, leaving me to face the

would accept this passively. I let out a piercin

ood merely moments ago. It was all a load of nonsense-a steaming pile of bullshit. My father was the epitome of archaic values, adamantl

em back into the dark ages. This was utterly unacceptable, and I needed to un

viable alternative than endur

e they were men? It infuriated me that he had arranged a mating for me with a wolf whom I hadn't even exchanged a s

craped them deliberately along the walls of my dorm

as I stormed through the doorway. Growling in warning, I made it cle

g a soft and soothing tone. "Take a moment to ca

y of the situation threatening to overwhelm me.

matter if I stay calm or not? I'm forced to obe

er, it won't only reveal your anger towards your father. You risk e

This isn't messing

since our first meeting, I wasn't ready to be swayed by reason-his special talent. He always possessed the righ

n't the sam

ed to s

lared through clenched teeth,

worsen matters," he cautioned, stepping in fron

eak as I locked eyes with him. "I don't need someone

him, noticing a faint twitch at the corner o

y what you require. And perhaps a well-deserved swat on your

im, my expression filled w

ive men I had ever laid eyes on. I swallowed hard, aware of the inappropriate nature of my thoughts. Yet, given h

plied with a mischiev

It would undoubtedly invite trouble within the entire pack. Besides, I was already

midst the chaos. Three men now occupied an overwhelming amount of space

s and pieces. Only the protectors were privy to the knowledge of shifters, while the rest of humanity remained blissfully unaware. It was an unbreakable rule tha

forged through hardship, refusing to tolerate any nonsense from anyone. I had assumed his resilience stemmed fro

per escaped m

dilemma. He wa

nt countless hours suppressing the truth, denying the depths of my emotions for multiple men, even though it felt completely natur

was acceptable to love more than one person, before it became too late. I gazed down at

d, my wolf vehemently rejecting the rules that

weight of his implications. He was the epitome of forbidden, the one I shouldn't even consider

my father to change his stance before it became irreversi

yearned for both Tyler and Chase, a desire that felt impossible to fulfill. I wasn't sure if I was reminding her

med out of the room and forcefully shut the door behind me. Tyler and I had been seeing each other

ether we would find a way to navigate thi

d his dormitory. He proposed that I come to his room instead, but I politely declined. The confinements o

ling like a tumultuous storm, leav