Rejected by my Alpha, the Moon Goddess Chose me

's

as petals and shadowed plantations beautify the premises. The moon shone bright above, making the premises glowy, as the wolve

ere to serve wine and

torn and old and packed with poultices, bandages, ointments, and calming herbs. Those were the tools I u

. That is my role as always, though i

fine until I loo

Cast

shoulders wrapped in a black ceremonial clothing, a well-defined chiseled jaw, and eyes like t

Her platinum braid sparkled in the moonlight. The pack adored her-she had a powerful l

her, so irrelevant, and

face me, his eyes

my ribs. The cheers and the chatters made by the wolves all faded away, leaving a thud o

d into place like a thunderstorm

ed

he barely knew me so he didn't expect that i would be his fated mate. I put my hands to my chest, I could feel

lf st

one I had wished to have since I was eigh

sti

t and eagerness I saw in his eyes earli

unpredictable, his approach wasn't in a we

wolves nearby heard him, other wolves turned towards

bit widened, it felt dry and

mistake, You are not my mate." Everyone screamed with

rhaps to plead, to explain what I'm fee

placing her in front of him like a shield. He grabbe

his eyes turned back at me, instantly col

opped a wine glass and it shattered into pi

urse

rs trembled vigorously with immense glow. I felt warm, like something i

apping behind him like a judge's gavel, and kissed Ceryn right there just right after he had

m of pain and distress, that no one else could hear aside from me. Then she vanished

mises one by one, I was too weak to move, to stand up and nobody cared to h

and speak two nights before. It was obvious she now works for Ceryn. I was frightened and

e. Castillo didn't flinch nor did he give a