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Rejected by the Alpha, Claimed by the King Novel Cover

Rejected by the Alpha, Claimed by the King

I seduced a mated werewolf. I schemed and plotted to make him reject his mate and bond with me. Everyone called me shameless for breaking their mate bond. But only his mate secretly rejoiced, because she was the one who paid me to do it. After it was all done, she confronted me angrily. “I only asked you to separate us, not to bond with him! Why are you digging your own grave?” *** Francisco’s mate, Arielle Bennett—no, now she’s his rejected mate—shoved a wad of cash toward me, her voice edged with hysteria. “Why did you actually bond with him? He’s a monster, a devil—didn’t you get it?” “I told you to split us up and leave the pack after you were done. Why did you go and get marked?” I looked at her, her eyes slightly red with emotion, and spoke calmly.
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Chapter 2

For years, I’ve meticulously orchestrated a plan for Francisco to sever his bond with Arielle and choose me as his mate. She has no idea that my private practice, set up within the pack’s territory, was designed with her as the primary target. My ultimate ambition has always been to stand beside Francisco as his Luna, to claim the position I’ve long believed I deserved.

The scars on Arielle’s body are impossible to ignore, but the horror I witnessed seven years ago was far worse. That young she-wolf, whose name I still whisper in my darkest thoughts, endured a nightmare that defies description. Her internal organs were severely damaged, and she vomited copious amounts of blood. Despite the healers’ best efforts, she survived the initial treatment but at a tremendous cost—part of her intestine was removed, leaving a hideous scar across her abdomen like a monstrous centipede. Her entire body was a map of pain and suffering.

Her arm bore severe burns, a result of that monster’s cruelty when he lit a fire to see if high-proof whiskey would burn. The scars tormented her with relentless pain until her final breath. Francisco was in exile when she passed. Though the healers saved her life, her internal injuries were so profound that she only managed to survive for three more years.

At her funeral, Francisco’s family sent a grand wreath with a mocking congratulatory message. Despite her efforts, the harshest punishment she managed was getting Francisco exiled for nine years, because they were mates, and she survived the assault. Francisco was released after six years. His first act upon returning was to visit her grave and kick it repeatedly, sneering, “Stupid cow, you dared die before me. I said when I got back, I’d make you pay! Made me rot in exile. Serves you right.”

The second thing he did was enter a forced bond with Arielle, orchestrated by his family. Arielle told me Francisco had changed his name, and after so many years, who would remember what he had done? With all the focus on the victim, nobody remembered the perpetrator. Francisco’s family, wealthy and influential within the pack, expertly concealed his past, and Arielle’s family, unaware of the monster she was binding herself to, agreed to the union.

The abuse began almost immediately—escalating from slaps to brutal assaults with tables, chairs, and even the hilt of a ceremonial dagger. She pleaded with Francisco’s parents for help, but they defended him, while Francisco punished her more severely for daring to complain. No wonder, with parents like his, he turned out this way.

Arielle tried seeking aid from her own parents, but Francisco would grab her by the throat and mock, “Sure, bring them over, and I’ll beat them too. Is your sister still in training? Didn’t she visit us last Moon Festival?”

Arielle said the most despairing moment was when she sought the council’s intervention. But when the enforcers arrived, it was Francisco’s childhood friend, Zeke, who responded. Everyone advised reconciliation over severing the bond, prioritizing the preservation of pack harmony over her suffering.

Following that incident, Francisco knocked out two of Arielle’s teeth and broke one of her legs, claiming she had defamed him, then later saying she fell during a pack run. She attempted to flee, but even when she escaped to another pack’s territory, Francisco would somehow track her down. Once he found her, he made her life a living hell, declaring, “As long as you’re my mate, you’ll never escape me.”

Fortunately, Arielle was smarter than the young she-wolf I mentioned earlier. She found me. My practice specializes in navigating the complexities of broken bonds and severed ties within the pack, and I knew exactly how to handle Francisco.

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