Fated Alpha: The Rejected Queen

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narrow path that wound its way through the towering trees. My fingers clenched tightly into fists as I spri

thmic thud of my feet hitting the ground, propelling me forward with a fierce determination. Each step brought me close

n me that it was a new moon, the most potent phase for individuals like me. No wonder my th

ng a restless rhythm on the forest floor. Never before had I felt so apprehensive, so uncertain of my own choices. I had reluctantly acquiesced to m

him to understand that I was still the same person he loved. Honesty was paramount, even if the truth would be c

the clearing, my senses sharpened, capturing the worry and concern etched across his face. It tore at my heart to know that I was about to inflict pain upon him. He possessed an intense possessiveness an

energy of the black moon crashed over me, sweeping me into its grip. The impact was jarring, forcing my primal instincts to the surface in order to shield

o an agonizing arch. The bone-shattering cracks echoed i

of transformation overtaking me. Each breath weighed heavily on my chest, a futile attempt to resist the inevitable. The scent of burning

ce more. But the torment persisted, relentless waves of pain surging through my core and pelvis.

orment. I blinked up at him, his figure blurred against the backdrop of my torment.

tion, I harnessed the essence of magic, willing the transformation to reverse. Holding my breath, I focused my thoughts solely on myself and th

face a mask of panic, h

ing?" Tyler's voice trembled with a mix of fear and

idst the mounting heat surging between my thighs. It was an in

his tongue, piercing deep into my core. Tears streamed down

ing under the weight of desperation. But Tyler's gaze held a

nymore," he uttered, his tone dripping with disdain. Each word struck me like a physical blow, the weight of his reje

e. That's all. It

ic, but this... it's way beyond that," he interrupte

e of pain ripped through my abdomen, forcing a howl to escape my

ou." I reached out for him, hoping for comfort and understanding, but he forcefully pu

not some damn animal, so stay the hell away from me, Isabelle. I don't know what the hell is happening, and I d

casm. "That's rich. But don't worry, you're not the only on

jection piercing my heart and settling deep within my soul. Anger and frustration surged through me, mingling with

c of his shirt and piercing the tendons of his neck. A cry of pain escaped his lips as he forcefully flung me away, treating me l

truggled to rise to my feet, a bitter mix of betrayal and hatred flooded my heart. I was lost, unsure of

solace in its grounding presence as I battled the relentless pain. It was in moments like these that I questioned the sanity of the world I lived in. How could it be t

d unleashed a long, mournful howl. I no longer cared if the world heard my anguish. In that moment, I embraced m