Mated and Rejected by his Omega

lt confused and intrigued at the same time. Five years later, I found myself in a situation whe

ed to myself as I slowly stood a

the wolf?" Chris

a moment, I spoke, "Put her in the cells." I told him. I cou

r mate!" h

ned about was making sure that the word did not get out. It was the last thing I wanted was for the council members to find o

th an expression of concern on his face. I knew why. Rogues were known to become feral after living some

d, "I wish it were a joke, but what yo

n, I am happy for you, but I know this will be a huge issue for yo

I replied, "At this time, your guess is as good as mine. Ho

and drove us back to the packhouse. As we rounded th

tious with her, so make sure that you place her in the cells while making sure she is kep

nd forth, trying to make sense of everything that had happened. As I took a seat

to be with her,

ake control. The task of keeping him at bay was becoming more and more difficult as time went on. There was no way I could keep her in the cells

t me to do?" I g

be with her," Lu

t as I exited my office, Christian approached, s

t the way you handle things. It would help if

where I'm heading," I res

you as your Beta; it's my job to do so,

s no doubt in my mind that if anyone found out, there was a chance that I would be stripped of my Alpha title or, more

o repeat what they heard back there," Christian reassure

we have ever had, his mom was the first Beta female ever. Christian was six years old at the time of the attack by the Rogues. There were many lives lost in that battle, including the lives

we stepped inside. One of the things I could never get used to about the cells was the smell. The stench of swea

l, and he opened the door. He stepped inside and waited for me to enter. I took a deep breath and followe

d. I watched as she crossed her arms in front of her, and she stood there. There was something about her bea

, "I won't hurt you. My name is Luke Alpha

ed at me. She opened her mouth slightly as if she was going to speak, b

ion to Christian. "Please bring her something to eat and a pair of sweats and sweaters," I told him, returning my attention to h

Lucifer, who had remained sile

ng wrong with he

'm supposed to get her to talk to me?

om the chair, I

d by the sound of a sweet v

smiled. "You can talk

sume that I can't put two words together. That's really

t her. How in the hell does she know that

erything. It's rather pathetic, honestly. Oh, and if you think because you and I are mates that I'm j

ledge we are mates. Can you please tell me

the rest. You don't care. All you care about is

d and some clothes. We remained silent as Christian placed everything on the table before exiting the c

d, gesturing to

iving in and sitting across from me. I smile

ndra," she clarif