Denied By the Alphas
Rejected by her fated mate. And the chosen omega for his harem.
Carmen
All I’ve known is rejection—from my family and the alpha who should’ve been my fated mate. My mom hates me, and my dads took off when I was seven for another woman.
And my so-called “fated mate,” Tyler? Yeah, he rejected me years ago.
So here I am—a packless omega, juggling my babysitting business and dodging our creepy pack leader, Henry, who just loves adding omegas to his little harem collection.
But Henry’s at my door with an invitation to his exclusive party and I’m not exactly thrilled. Fine, I’ll go.
I plan on making a quick exit at the party, but then… I see him – Tyler.
The alpha who rejected me years ago. The one who made me cry that fateful night and hasn’t bothered to look back since.
And he’s glaring at me like I’ve personally wronged him. What the hell did I ever do to him?
Tyler
I’ve tried to forget her. Tried to put the heartbreak of rejecting her behind me. I thought I could stay away. Thought I could keep my distance and protect her from the evil that is Henry.
But when I see Carmen again at Henry’s party, all the old feelings flood back, and I’m reminded of just how damn wrong I was.
She’s all grown up now and voluptuous in all the right places…goddamn.
She’s mine. And my wolf is going crazy for her even if my rejection years ago cut her deeper than I ever meant it to.
She’ll never forgive me. Hell, I don’t blame her.
I can’t hide my feelings anymore- not when Henry’s got his sights on her, and her best friend, Logan, thinks he has some claim on her, too. I can’t think straight, especially when she bolts from the Alpha Compound.
But when I find her frozen in a snow ditch. It’s game over. The only way to save her is skin-to-skin contact, and I know exactly what that’ll trigger—her omega heat.
I’ve never wanted her more, but I never thought I would have to reject her again- especially now that she’s pregnant…
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