Rejected By The Supreme Alphas

was surrounded by dense forests, majestic trees, and the constant murmur of the Quileute River, which meandered nearby. She would spend hours exploring the forest, ob

wavy curls over her shoulders, and her sunny golden eyes enchanted everyone who met her. However, her b

s Aunt Keith, as Maya referred to the twins' mother, and their fame had spread throughout the city. They were known for their extraordinary beauty and mysterious nature. Everyone knew that they possessed super

rejection, there was an inexplicable attraction that bound them together. She noticed the way their hazel eyes watched her, s

her, Maya couldn't help the childlike passion she felt for them. It was as if a greater force drew her to them, an attraction that grew over the ye

imagined. Fate, like the rivers that flowed silently, followed its own course. And Maya was about to discover that the course of her life was intrinsicall

es of the dense forest, she was always determined to prove her strength, to herself and to the world. The whispe

ld animals. Her steps were light, quick and silent, as if she merged with the forest itself. She defied bears, forest giants and, in a moment of sheer a

from branch to branch, was a way of defying gravity and the fragility that her appearance would su

ns. The training was insane, but Maya was determined to become strong and worthy of the twins she admired s

ng fun with the young hybrid's tireless efforts. The irony lay in her relentless pursuit of physical strength, while at the same time t

enges that life had in store for her in the supernatural world, becoming incredibly strong and skilled, even if her appearance didn't reflect her true nature. She learned to control her supernatural powe

worthy of their attention and that she wasn't someone they could bully as she had been in childho

ns. At that age, the twins, Aydan and Kaydan, who were fifteen, started dating other girls in the gang, and this fact bothered

heir gang became. The bullying and torment she suffered was unbearable. The twins, who used to be the objects of her admiration, became th

res in which she was hunted and pursued. Her psychological state was terribly shaken by the cruelty of the twins an

t the supernatural characteristics of werewolves. The belief that she would only be a human in the supernatural world already

wasn't worthy of being accepted by them or any other supernatural being. Her self-esteem was shattered and the pain she felt

conspiring against her. The young hybrid was about to give up on herself, to renounce any chance of belonging to a place that rejected her so cruelly. The

school, it was the end for Maya, and when she reached the edg

t sad smile before throwing herself off the cliff. At that moment, for her, death seemed like a relief from her unbearable pain. However

n France. There, Maya grew up and graduated and, to her surprise, on her eighteenth birthday, she underwent an unexpected transformation: she became a powerful vampire, possessing uncanny strength and speed that