Alpha’s Thrice Rejectedd Mate By Ida Rowe

Chapter 136



**Mason 

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I ran alongside Kora, the wind whipping through my fur as we swiftly navigated the dense forest. The anticipation within me grew with each stride, mingled with a hint of trepidation. The challenges that awaited us at the summit loomed large in my mind. Still, I was determined to lead Pack Shadowmoon with unwavering strength and unity. 

As we stood at the summit, I felt a surge of relief when the first pack to arrive was led by my friend Jericho. His presence brought a sense of comfort amidst the unfamiliar gathering. He approached me, his eyes brimming with curiosity and concern. 

“Mason! What’s all the fuss about?” he asked, his voice filled with amusement. I welcomed Jericho with a nod, a flicker of gratitude in my eyes. His friendship had been a pillar of support throughout my leadership journey, and having him by my side at the summit. reassured me that I wasn’t alone in facing the challenges ahead. We hadn’t been in contact since An nalise betrayed us and ran the loyalists. and me from our pack lands. 

As Jericho listened intently to my account, his expression shifted from amusement to a mix of surprise and admiration. He nodded, his eyes. reflecting a newfound respect for the path I had undertaken. 

“Mason, I had no idea,” he said, his voice filled with sincerity. “I can’t imagine the hardships you and the loyalists have endured. But it’s clear that you’ve risen above them and embraced your role as a leader.” 

I nodded, grateful for his understanding. “It hasn’t been easy, but through it all, we’ve found strength in each other and the determination to protect one another.” 

Jericho’s gaze softened, his concern evident. “I’m sorry for what happened, Mason. I wish I could have supported you and the others. when An nalise turned against you. But I want you to know I’ve always respected you as a leader and friend.” 

A sense of reconciliation washed over me, and I clapped Jericho’s shoulder. “Thank you, Jericho. Your words mean a lot to me. The past is behind us, and it’s time to focus on the future. We can unite our packs to build a stronger community where trust and loyalty prevail. Eloise 

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has had a vision of a great evil that will threaten all of us, and I have. decided to put my trust in her. She has seen taking the Lycan King’s throne.” 

Jericho nodded, a worried look crossing his face. “Count me in. I’ll stand by your side, and we’ll forge a new path for our packs together. My family has been worried about the vacant throne for years, but I am not interested in it.” 

A surge of gratitude filled my heart as I realized I wasn’t alone in this journey. Jericho’s support and willingness to set aside past grievances. renewed my hope. With his pack joining forces with ours, we could create a formidable alliance that would be an example of unity and resilience for others to follow. 

“But you, Mason, you’ve always had a strong spirit and a keen sense of responsibility. It’s no surprise that you’ve become an exceptional. leader,” he said, a genuine smile gracing his face. “Pack Shadowmoon is lucky to have you at its helm, and it will be an honor to have you as our king.” 

His words filled me with pride, a warmth spreading through my chest. The affirmation from someone I respected and admired meant the world to me. I knew that the path ahead would not be easy. Still, with the support of my friend and the pack members who believed in me, I felt emboldened to face whatever challenges lay in our path. 

As the conversation continued, we discussed the challenges that awaited us at the summit and the importance of establishing connections with the other packs. We shared our insights and perspectives, brainstorming strategies and ideas that could benefit our packs and the entire wolf community. 

The other packs began to arrive slowly, trickling in as I embraced my assumed role. Engaging in discussions and negotiations, I exchanged knowledge and stories with leaders from various packs. Each encounter broadened my understanding of leadership and unity, allowing me to see our kind’s diverse perspectives and struggles. 

“We will meet tomorrow,” I announced as everyone gathered, receiving several nods of agreement. “It will allow the others to arrive, as well. Tonight, let us gather as friends.” Kora gave me a small smile, reaching to lace our fingers together. 

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As the evening descended upon us, the summit atmosphere. transformed into camaraderie and friendship. The leaders and representatives from different packs gathered around a central fire, the cra ckling flames casting dancing shadows on our faces. 

As the night wore on, the festivities grew livelier. The rhythm of drums. echoed through the clearing, and the wolves began to dance, their movements reflecting the grace and wild abandon. Kora, never one to shy away from the celebration, joined in the revelry, her laughter blending with the music. 

I couldn’t help but be drawn to her infectious spirit, her joy radiating. and infecting those around her. Without hesitation, I stepped forward, offering my hand to her. 

“Shall we dance, Kora?” I asked with a playful glint in my eyes. My mate giggled, oblivious to the curious eyes on us as she stepped into my 

space. 

Her face was lit beautifully by the firelight as she accepted my hand with a tw inkle in her eye. “And here I thought you would never ask.” 

As the music swirled around us, we moved in perfect harmony, our steps synchronizing effortlessly. It was a dance of unity-a physical representation of the bonds we had forged between ourselves and the leaders and representatives of the other packs. 

Amidst the celebration, I caught glimpses of the other leaders joining. the dance, their voices raised in song, and their spirits interwoven with ours. The barriers between packs dissolved, and for that brief moment, we were not leaders or representatives but simply wolves celebrating our shared kinship and the strength that lay in our unity. 

As things began to wind down, I noticed Eloise sitting alone near the edge of the gathering. I approached her, curiosity tugging at my heart. She looked deep in thought, her gaze fixed on the flickering flames. 

“Eloise, may I join you?” I asked softly, taking a seat beside her. She turned to me, her eyes filled with weariness and determination. 

“Of course, Mason,” she replied, patting the stone beside her for me to sit. “I’ve been reflecting on my vision that brought us all together. It weighs heavy on my heart, knowing what lies ahead.” 

I nodded, understanding the burden she carried. “Your vision has 

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united us, Eloise. We stand here tonight, gathering packs ready to face. the challenges ahead. Your role in this is crucial, and we are here to support you.” 

Eloise’s eyes sparkled with gratitude, and a small smile graced her l*ps. “Thank you, Mason. Your faith in me means more than you know. Together, we will confront the darkness and protect all lycan kind.” 

With renewed determination, we stood up, ready to face whatever lay ahead. As the night began to fade, the wolves dispersed, finding their places to rest and gather strength for the challenges that awaited us 

tomorrow. 


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