Rejecting My Fated Alpha For A Second Chance

ng through the freezing wilderness

to find him, I was str

ugh my veins, destroying my inner wolf and the unb

in my own blood, he was shielding a pre

as his savior, a

nally, under the immense pressure of our allied Packs, I forced him

held our wedd

as gentle and considerate as ever, acting as if

of betrayal, believing he was still the

a Pack war, he took

y and weeping, he weakly g

life, but I owe Maya a life. If there is

e as a normal werew

as if I had been plun

" was nothing but a forced obligation. The man who

and heartbreak t

was back to the time when he

touching my empty stomach where my pup used to be, I wearily clo

el, I will gr

pte

oe

d-link suddenly pulled me out of th

immediately. It was Seraphina, t

bled through the link, a mix of relief and

with a f

e grand estate that served as the headquarter

e grand hall, the air was th

ng tall in the ce

expression on his handsome face was something I hadn't seen in

broad back, his hands resting gently on her waist. The joy of

as M

hidden beneath that was the distinct,

the suffocating disgust brought on

e Pack had also found K

rate interference in the wildern

fore them, her fac

"Our Pack has enough money to repay her for saving your life! There is no need for you

sion turned i

s voice echoing with absolute auth

ce turning deadly pale a

o verify this!" Seraphina whispere

ld Seraphina's arm, stopping he

a frozen lake. I turned to look at Kael, my heart com

the air, freezing the bloo

ward me, his brow furr

wondering when I had become so agreeable. I cou

him to the point of madness, would have thrown a hyster

calm face, and a mocking

with arrogant disdain, forcefully suppressing the sudden, sharp sting in his chest. "Don't play yo

familiar tears, waiting for me

I gave him abso

stand that perfectly now," I replied,

comeback he had prepar

ered in his chest again, but he quickly

try anything," h

pped his arm protectively ar

out the door, Maya peeke

abbit act, she shot me a

cks, a bubble of dark, bitter

She grabbed my cold hands, trying to co

ds back and looked int

mething I haven't told

oking at my unnervi

s to find him," I said, placing a hand over my flat stomach.

in sheer horror, her fa

uld this happe

d, empty smile, sa

shortly after his disappearan

an through the freezing moun

my pup, put my inner wolf into a per

life, I could never

anymore. He didn't

ood, and now, by rejecting him, I was officia