All Chapters of The Rejected Lone Wolf: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Bloom’s POVMontrose Pack. 21st Century.Crash! Upon being pushed, I fell to the ground with a thud. My life was a joke, I thought. Everything about it was a joke. For the umpteenth time, I wondered if I did anything wrong in my past life to deserve such unfair treatment in the current one. My father was the Alpha of Montrose Pack, and he despised me for killing my mother, his mate. He blamed me for letting her die while giving birth to me. Simply put, he hated me because of something I couldn’t control. And it wasn’t only him. Every day I was harassed and hated by the Pack. They bullied me and tossed me around like trash. I came back to the present when I felt a hand grab my collar and pull to the extent that it began to choke me. Then, those large hands that sought to kill me dragged me to my feet. I met the eyes of my attacker. His orange eyes bore into mine with anger and hatred that I shivered, fearing what he’d do next. It wasn’t as if this treatment was new to me. No, this

Bloom’s POVThe sun shone upon the earth, harsh against my skin as I did the laundry of my fellow omegas. A few had stopped by a couple of times to toss a new set of dirty clothes for me to wash. I looked at my sore hand and grimaced.I couldn’t stop even though most of my strength had been exhausted. I was drained and could feel my consciousness fading with every moment that passed, and I wasn’t even halfway done with the clothes I needed to wash. Although I stayed up all night washing these clothes, it was never-ending as someone came every hour to drop more dirty clothes. The omegas giggling and mockingly pointing their fingers as they passed by brought tears to the corner of my eyes. I inhaled deeply, willing the tears not to fall as I continued to work. My dress clung to my body like a second skin due to the wetness and strands of hair stuck to my face. My breathing had gotten uneasy. Nobody cared to help me, not even Lydia. If she did, she was sure to be tortured by the rest o

BLOOM’S POV The storm was raging outside as I walked down the corridor. Drenched from being outside, my hair plastered across my face, and my dress hugged my body like a second skin. Aware that it was midnight and I had been working in the rain from evening until now, I walked forward, needing to rest before the day broke, but because my body was weak, my movements were slow. As I walked, my chest began to ache. I ignored it cause it was subtle, but as it got more intense, I stopped so I could breathe. That made it worse. As I sucked in a breath of air, I hissed in pain and fell to the ground on one knee. I clutched a hand to my chest, wheezing as I thought, What the heck is this pain, and where is it coming from? My breathing became heavy and I couldn’t even open my mouth to call out for help. Not that anyone would come anyway. I was thinking that when suddenly I heard a sound. Moaning sounds. Right away, I realized what it was: A connection with my ex-mate. The one who rejected

ALPHA GREY’S POVWith a little effort, I pushed Stefan off me. My warriors stood tall, fighting against the Orion Pack. Two black Alphas growled at each other with desperate hatred. I charged fast, lunging at Alaric with swiftness and precise attack. He met my attack head-on. Our ferocious battle was like dancing to a deadly symphony. Every move was calculated and powerful. I delivered bone-crushing bones with my powerful claws and jaws. I was also quick to deflect every of Alaric’s attacks. It was just as I thought. He was no match for me. And even though he was skillful, I still had the upper hand. In his desperation for me to marry his daughter, he had underestimated my strength because his Pack was ranked higher than mine. This is what Alaric got for thinking that he could go against me.I moved swiftly, not giving him any chance to stop and catch a breath. I had the upper hand, so I pinned Alaric momentarily with my immense strength. My resilience was unmatched, as I always b

ALPHA GREY’S POVI groaned as I woke up. Sniffing the air, I frowned as I smelled feminine innocence emitting from my body. Examining my body, I realized I had completely healed from the injuries inflicted on me the other night. How did that happen? Then, memories of the last night began to flash through my head. From the betrayal to the fight with Orion’s Pack, then the defeat. Running into the woods, the stabbing, the sex… Huh? I paused. Yesterday night I had been out of my mind and had no idea what I was doing, but I must have slept with a woman the other night. Flashbacks from the moment appeared in my head. She moaned with pleasure as I bit her on the shoulder.Wait. I sat up. It could only mean one thing if I had bitten that woman: she was my mate. I nearly cussed. That's what I had tried all my life to avoid. Having a mate was the last thing I needed right now. And now I had a mate who had taken advantage of me the other night. I got up from where I was. I needed to head ba