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REJECTED BY THE ALPHA, CHOSEN BY THE MOON Novel Cover

REJECTED BY THE ALPHA, CHOSEN BY THE MOON

Abandoned in the forest as a baby and raised by the Dark Light Pack, Elara grows up invisible. Overlooked. Maltreated. Treated like she was never meant to exist. Until the mate bond awakens. Bound to the Alpha, she expects a new beginning. Instead, she is rejected. Broken. Put through cruelty and torture that nearly destroys her. But instead of breaking... she snaps. In a moment that should have been impossible, Elara takes control of the mate bond and shatters it. And then she runs. What she doesn't know is that her breaking point was only the beginning. Because Elara is not just a wolf. She is something far older. A rebirth. A power that once walked the world three thousand years ago... and vanished after sealing away a force that threatened to destroy everything. Now, that power is rising again. As her abilities awaken and memories begin to surface, Elara is drawn to a truth she cannot escape and a man she cannot ignore. Beros. Powerful. Mysterious. And bound to her in a way she cannot understand. Their connection is deeper than fate. Older than time. A love that has waited centuries for her return... and refuses to let her go again. But just as she begins to step into her true strength, the past she tried to leave behind comes crawling back. The Alpha who rejected her now wants her. Desperate. Obsessed. Determined to have her back at all costs. Now caught between a love that once broke her, a love that has endured lifetimes, and a power that could change the fate of the world, Elara must rise into who she truly is. Because the same darkness she once destroyed is rising again. And this time... It knows she's back.
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Chapter 6

ELARA'S POV

I heard the sound of my cell door opening again, it never ended nicely whenever my cell door was opened.

I had started getting used to expecting pain whenever I heard it being opened, maybe today would be different, I thought to myself.

There was a guard standing there with a light and he said to me "You. Up".

I tried standing up as carefully as I could because my whole body ached from Yvette's assault.

I stood on my feet and my legs trembled, but I knew I had to be strong or it would even be worse. The guard turned and started walking, I walked behind him and tried to keep up to his pace.

"Please. How long have I been here?" I was hoping he would reply to me because he was the one that brought me bread and water daily. 

I didn't hear a word from him for a few moments.

"A week," he said. I guessed rightly then, he had given me food for 6 days, it was hard to keep track of time in the dungeon, it was underground and morning or night didn't make a difference.

He walked briskly and I lagged behind and then we eventually got out of the dungeon and we went out through the back entrance of the pack.

We kept walking for a few minutes and then he stopped. I felt relieved because I wasn't sure how much longer I could walk.

"Here, you have been ordered by the Alpha to transport these rocks from here to there" he said, pointing at the other end of the pack house.

I thought to myself "that's the whole other end of the pack house, how will I do this?"

"But...I can't do this, I wouldn't be able to do this..please" I didn't even know why I was begging, I knew my pleas would not be heard.

I knew this was a punishment from the Alpha, but I physically couldn't do this, there were a ton of rocks and the distance was so long to cover. 

"Failure to complete everything by nightfall and you will be whipped 20 times" he said strictly, before walking off.

What the hell? I physically couldn't do that, I was never too strong, I could clean and wash for as long as I could, but I doubt I would even be able to lift these rocks. 

I shed tears again, this was becoming too much, I knew it wasn't necessary but the Alpha just wanted to punish me, for what? For being his mate?

I had cried so much these past few days my eyes hurt.

I couldn't do this, but I had to try, I had been whipped before and I really didn't want to relive it.

It was a few years ago, I stole bread from the kitchen and I was caught, I was whipped just 5 times and I couldn't walk for days after that, the scars were still on my back. I was treated once a day, because they didn't want to lose the cleaner of the pack, it was hell for me. I shuddered at the thought.

I decided it would be best to try and move them rather than get whipped. So I got to work.

I walked closer to the pile of rocks and noticed some were smaller than the others, I decided to start with the small ones, there were no tools to work with, only my bare hands.

I took one look at the pile again and bent down to try and lift one of the smaller rocks, it didn't budge, I tried again and after a while, after straining every muscle in my body, I finally lifted it and held it close to my body, I slowly pulled my legs and walked to the place I was to carry them to. 

It took me a few minutes, and when I made it there, I was panting and out of breath. 

I felt someone looking at me and then I turned back and saw the Alpha in the distance, I stared at him for a while, thinking of how cruel he was and then I decided to get back to work.

I took my eyes off him and when I looked back, he was no longer there. "Even better" I muttered to myself. But other people still had waited around, watching me, this was public humiliation.

I made it back to where the pile of rocks were and I bent to pick up another rock.

Rock after rock, walk after walk, hours had gone down, I hadn't been given food or water and the pile of rocks still stood tall, daunting.

I couldn't move my legs anymore, my arms were heavy and it was almost dark. I knew I wouldn't be able to get it done today.

"I shouldn't have even tried" I said, tears started falling again. I was getting sick and tired of crying every damn time.

I just stood there, motionless, I knew I couldn't finish before time, so I resigned to my fate.

As tears fell, my knees fell to the ground and then the fear of the whipping started creeping in.

A guard walked up to me and said "you will be flogged if you fail to complete this task"

I had no words, I knelt there crying helplessly. I know I had tried my best and I tried to numb myself.

After a few moments, another guard came and picked me up. I was carried to where I would be flogged, my hands and legs were tied to a large rock I hugged.

I had been numb the whole process, wondering and thinking.

Then I heard the whoosh of the whip, slicing through the air.

Whack!!

It came down hard and unforgiving on my skin, I could feel my skin break, every bit of numbness I had fled away, I could feel everything, every nail on the whip, the coldness and hotness of the whip.

My eyes widened in desperation and I started struggling against the ropes.

"No...no please" I screamed, that was just the first whip, I had 19 more to go.

The second one came, even more unforgiving than the second.

I screamed for my life, every fiber in my body burned.

Then came the third, the fourth, up until the 10th and I knew I couldn't take it anymore.

I had lost the strength to scream, I raised my head and saw people looking at me, some of them had pitiful looks on their faces. I saw the Alpha in the distance, looking at me, expressionless.

I couldn't move, I couldn't say a word, I could only cry and my eyes hurt now.

The next whip came down on my back, and the minute I felt it, the same minute I blacked out.

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