“I, alpha Ri Dylan, reject you as my mate, Mona Ryan. I have affairs with many women, Mona. Stronger women who are very different from you, I am not a one-mate kind of guy, and believe me when I say this; this rejection will favor you more than it will me because I am not the wolf you would want to be mated with.”

On her 18th birthday, Omega Mona felt the mate pull and was encouraged by her parents to go and meet her mate for the first time. Upon meeting him in the forest, he was devastated to hear that her mate was alpha Ri Dylan of the Lycan pack, the alpha that most wolves feared and hated. She then ran away and didn't say a word to him because of her surprise and disappointment.

“He's no good to reckon with, he's dangerous, he's not trustworthy, and he's the last person in this world you should have any business with.” 
Mona has been warned severally about Ri Dylan. What will she do when finding that the goddess has arranged this big, bad, and dreaded alpha who rejected her to be her fated mate?

Mated to the bad alpha I hate

　　Mona turned on the bed, feeling light, fluttering her eyelash. She tried to adjust them to the ray of sunshine bursting in from the window. Sometimes she wonders if Sansan ever sleeps; she was always up on time to wake her up.


　　Sitting up on the bed, Mona rubbed her eyes as she stared at her new friend. "Would you always do this?"


　　Sansan nodded, smiling, "as long as you remain here. I would make it my duty to wake you up every chance I get."


　　Mona grinned, "might get used to being treated specially."


　　"I wouldn't complain one bit. I enjoy spending time with you."


　　Standing up from the bed, she adjusted the bedspread properly. "What do you need me to help you with this morning?"


　　Sansan shrugged, "whatever you intend to do. But a letter came in really early for you. I won't be surprised if whoever sent it didn't sleep a wink."


　　Handing Mona the letter, Sansan sat at the edge of the bed. Her eyeballs were rounding up like saucers as she watched Mona open the paper up.


CHAPTER 28