Rejected for the Omega: The Alpha's Regret

e-wolf as the fiancée of Alpha Kael. But inside

for him, wearing the colors he l

y and saw him with Lyra-the

e laughed, telling her, "Elara is just a pol

but the physical b

e safety cable snapped. I fell

ng through the pain, I w

to

r face in his chest, feigning terr

hisper to her, "She won't die. It will

d the rope with silver, and he wa

of my love inci

uncil Hall, threw a thick file on the

dly. "And I am withdrawing my family's silver

lethal Beta from the rival pack standing in the shadows be

pte

ra

n a lifetime. The silk sheets felt like liquid ice against

and draped in velvet, was

of the Blood Moon Pack. To the outside world, I was the

ack of my mind, a low frequency of connected consciousness. But wh

ng, my love." Just the cold, hard s

, baring their necks in submission, but the gesture was hollow. I c

sd

reakfast, my Lady," one said, her eyes

ou," I w

me he hated. I was molding myself into a statue of perfection, hop

d into the corridor

a

overwhelming, electric, terrifying. My inner wolf, usually dor

ckly sweet. Like vanilla that had

y

ister," they said. But sisters didn't smell like that-cloying, heavy wit

rtcut to the dining hall. The low murmur of two B

e this morning? Looking pa

favorite. If it wasn't for the Elders insisting on the bloodline match, Kael would hav

l blow to the chest. My breath hitched,

but it wasn't a growl of poss

m. I needed to pro

. The door was ajar. I shouldn't look. I kne

e crack, I

n the armrest, her fingers tangling in his dark hair. She was whi

resting on her thigh. His thumb traced circles on her skin, da

innocence. "She is the Mate the Elders chose. You c

ark sound that vibrated

jokes, Lyra. You are my choice. You are the moon

jo

d our bo

wolf didn't howl this time. She screamed. A sound o

Run, little one. F

reaking under my weight. But I d

ned a

lungs burned an

y, looking back at the mansion that l

t air, my voice trembling but my ey