Rejected Alpha Princess
Evelyn once stood at the pinnacle of power as the daughter of the Alpha King, a revered princess destined for greatness within the Blood Moon Pack. But her world crumbled when she gave everything—her throne, her family, her honor—for the man she thought was her mate. Gabriel, once her beacon of hope, betrayed her at every turn, casting her into the shadows as he lavished his love on another. Now, two years after fleeing an arranged marriage, Evelyn finds herself nothing more than a servant in the pack she once ruled, humiliated by the man who should have been her greatest ally.
But when the pack is torn apart by a brutal attack and the truth of her family’s past resurfaces, Evelyn is thrust into a dangerous new reality. Dalton, the enigmatic Alpha she once defied, claims her with a cold, unyielding grip, and her life is forever changed. She is forced to confront her deepest fears and unearth the strength buried beneath years of betrayal.
As enemies close in and the pack struggles to survive, Evelyn must navigate treacherous alliances, fight for her place, and ultimately embrace the power she never wanted—but now cannot escape. The war for the throne has begun, and the question is no longer whether Evelyn will survive, but whether she will rise to claim what is rightfully hers.
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Chapter: Chapter 5Dalton's POV:I clenched my jaw, fighting the urge to let my frustration show. "I already told my Beta and Gamma to prepare for the ceremony," I muttered, my silver-grey eyes locked onto my father. The old man was being stubborn, as usual, insisting on holding this damn ceremony under the full moon despite everything."The auspicious ceremonies must be held on the full moon, son," he repeated for the umpteenth time, his voice calm, steady, and impossibly firm. "It’s necessary. The chaplain has spoken. We must honor the traditions of our ancestors. It’s for the good of the pack."I threw my hands up in exasperation. "It's the twenty-first century, Dad! Let me just get this over with already." My hair felt like it was ready to catch fire from the tension coursing through me. I glanced over at Evelyn, standing next to me, her eyes flicking nervously between us. She looked uncomfortable—probably didn’t care about any of this—caught in the middle of a battle she didn’t ask to be a part of.
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Chapter: Chapter 4 The sunlight poured through the sheer curtains of Alpha Dalton’s room, bathing the space in a golden glow. It was annoyingly picturesque, a sharp contrast to the cold sterility of the decor—gray walls, minimalist furniture, and not a single speck of warmth anywhere. The faint scent of cedar and leather lingered in the air, a quiet reminder of who owned this room. The events of last night clawed at my thoughts, especially his parting words.“This is my room, Tila,” Dalton had said, his voice calm but unyielding. “Besides, I never have the habit of forcing women, so rest assured. My Beta will send you the contract.” Then he’d left, like dropping that bombshell was no big deal.I’d tossed and turned all night, unable to drown out his deep, resolute tone. Sleep eventually came, but not without its cost.***Morning crept in, the first rays of light nudging me awake. The sheets clung to me like a cocoon, their warmth a deceptive comfort. My body felt heavy, unwilling to face whatever madne
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Chapter: Chapter 3The antiseptic stench burned my nostrils before my eyes even opened. The steady beep of machines nearby pricked at my nerves, a stark reminder that I was still alive. The ache in my head throbbed in tandem with my heartbeat, sharp and relentless. My limbs felt heavy, like invisible chains weighed them down, but that didn’t stop me from sitting up.The tug of something foreign against my skin made me glance down. An IV line snaked out of my arm, and the sight of it churned my stomach. I yanked at it with trembling fingers, wincing as the needle scraped my skin.“Princess, stop!” a frantic voice cried out.I didn’t care. “Get this off me,” I snapped, the harshness of my voice surprising even me.The nurse, a petite woman with a round face and nervous hands, tried to intervene. “Please, Princess, you must rest! You—”Her pleas were cut short by the sharp click of boots against the floor. My head whipped toward the sound, and there he was, Dalton, leaning against the doorframe like he own
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Chapter: Chapter 2 The night wrapped itself around me like a shroud, thick and oppressive, as though the entire universe was mourning my broken heart. Gabriel had chosen Isabel. I told myself to expect it—I always knew deep down that I would never measure up to the woman who had been his first love. But knowing didn’t soften the blow.The betrayal wasn’t a clean cut; it was a jagged blade twisting in my chest. The bond between us, cruel and unyielding, pulsed with the agony of his choice. My wolf whimpered in my mind, the sound a haunting echo of my own despair.“Why?” The word escaped my trembling lips before I could stop it. My voice was fragile, barely a whisper, but it carried the weight of my shattered soul. “Why her, Gabriel? Why not me?”His jade-green eyes met mine, their familiar warmth replaced by an icy detachment. The face I had once loved, the one that had been my world, now felt alien. “Evelyn,” he said, his tone devoid of even the smallest hint of remorse, “you’re nothing to me anymore. Y
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Chapter: Chapter 1 I covered my mouth with both hands, desperate to keep my sobs from escaping, even as my entire body trembled. From the kitchen, I could hear Isabel’s giggles, light and teasing, followed by a low moan that made my stomach churn.“Oh my God, Gaby... yes,” her voice cooed, sickly sweet.“Yes, baby,” Gabriel’s voice rasped, each word cutting through me like shards of glass. “Ride my dck just like that.”I couldn’t take it. The bile rising in my throat, the ache in my chest—I couldn’t endure another second. I stumbled back from the doorway, heart pounding so loudly it drowned out the sound of my hurried steps. My mate. My so-called mate.Once again, Gabriel was with her, and I knew what awaited me the next morning—another scar, not on my skin but on my heart, carving itself deeper. He would come to me, throw a cursory excuse my way, and continue his betrayal as if the mate bond between us meant nothing.“Why me, Goddess?” I whispered, my voice breaking as I clung to the wall for support.
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