"I, Lance Mane, the future Alpha of the Silver Creek Pack, reject you Maisie Walter as my Luna," I said and she nodded looking down as if she expected.

"You're a slave, the daughter of rogues, who killed a lot in our Pack, you don't deserve to be the Luna of the Pack, you don't deserve to be alive," I spat turning to leave.

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Maisie was taken as a slave of the Silver Creek Pack after her parents were burnt alive as they are tagged as rogues by the Alpha. She was mistreated much more than other slaves of the Pack and suffered a lot from her mate, the next-in-line Alpha Lance. He rejected her and slept with women in her presence as a way of torture. 

Lance Mane was the future Alpha of the Silver Creek Pack, he hated his mate because his mate’s parents killed his mother. But he can not avoid falling in love with his enemy’s daughter. He hid his tender heart but tortured and rejected his mate.

Will Lance Mane’s hatred last or will he end up submitting to the mate bond?

Can Maisie Walter escape from torture and get the chance to revenge for her parents？

Read to find out.

The Alpha's Rejected Mate*

　　I woke up with a start, gasping for breath. The dream had felt too real to be anything but a nightmare. And yet it had been just as vivid and real as the last time I’d had one in months.


　　It was weird that this nightmare was suddenly back, I could still feel it, could almost taste it, like an invisible presence that had invaded my mind from behind me even as I was asleep.


　　I rolled over, blinking rapidly as I looked around to find Lance, I saw the dent in the bed and he was nowhere to be found.


　　I jumped down rushing to Dylan's crib, my heart thumping loudly as I took him out of his blanket cocoon and held him close in a tight embrace, he whimpered slightly at the contact, but he didn't wake up.


　　The dream had felt so real… so real I was worried now about what exactly it all meant.


　　I'd thought that maybe it was nothing more than a bad dream or some sort of memory, but apparently not it wasn't.


CHAPTER 114 The Helplessness