Anaiah Ross’ life in The Lycan’s Rejected Mate has become complicated since she accidentally killed one of her pack’s members.
Then, she finds herself as the Lycan King’s mate after Alpha Amos, her previous mate, rejects her and makes her feel like she is the most hated wolf.
At the same time, Amos never seems to let Anaiah go. So, who will Anaiah choose as her life partner in encountering life’s struggles?
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- Part 1: The Must-Read Chapters Of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate Novel
- Part 2: The Main Story Of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate
- Part 3: An Analysis Of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate Novel
- Part 4: Conclusive Remarks On The Lycan’s Rejected Mate Novel
Part 1: The Must-Read Chapters Of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate Novel
Chapter 5: They’ll Pay For This
Chapter 5 of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate shows the deeply injured Anaiah in the pack doctor’s patient’s room with Leon, the Lycan King, who observes her and the situations around her room. Leon can’t get his sights past to Anaiah’s wounds; after all, he and the doctor agree the wounds take longer time to cure due to the abuse she experiences.
Meanwhile, Amos can’t understand why did Anaiah’s acceptance of his rejection come without any hassles. He feels Anaiah hurts his ego that way; after all, he quietly realizes he doesn’t want to let Anaiah go. So, in The Lycan’s Rejected Mate Chapter 5, he falsifies a story about the Lycan King taking away Anaiah in the hospital and is about to snap one of the guards’ necks.
Chapter 6: She Was Mine
Anaiah’s recovery in The Lycan’s Rejected Mate Chapter 6 impresses the doctor and her team members. Previously, the doctor and the team members applied some doses of ointment to Anaiah’s wounds. Now, Anaiah can answer most of the doctor’s and her team members’ questions, and she also frequently shows cheerful emotions.
Yet, Alpha Amos, Anaiah’s previous mate, is too nervy in his attempts to retract his rejection of Anaiah, despite him facing Leon and his parents. At the same time, as a higher-ranked Alpha King, Leon wins the trust of the doctor, as the doctor lets Leon be together with the soon-to-be recovered Anaiah.
Chapter 7: Hello, Love
The title of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate Chapter 7 is a sign of Leondre’s first physical appearance in front of Anaiah. It is for the first time in Anaiah’s life she witnesses such a drop-dead gorgeous man with Goddess-blessed body builds like Leon. Moreover, this Leondre “Leon” Lavista, is not just any werewolves. He is the Lycan King, the most powerful and fearsome among all werewolves and Lycans!
The warmth and tenderness Leon projects to Anaiah make Anaiah and her wolf comfortable in his embrace. She can vent comfortably about why she ends up in the hospital and the dungeon. However, the shocking point in The Lycan’s Rejected Mate Chapter 7 comes in the story’s end part, where we see the possessive growl statement, “Get away from my mate,” So, has Amos returned?
Part 2: The Main Story Of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate
Anaiah Ross of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate has her first shift in her 13th years of life. The moments of first shifts, especially for she-wolves who shift earlier than their peers like Anaiah, should be happy. After all, the ability to shift into a werewolf form determines the likelihood of a she-wolf to be the next Luna for her mate.
Unfortunately, that’s not the case for Anaiah in The Lycan’s Rejected Mate novel, especially since she has killed Tomas Rivers, the Alpha’s brother in her pack. Since then, the Alpha demotes her Gamma parents to Omega. Consequently, Anaiah is placed in the same room as the Omegas and carries on mundane tasks while enduring bullies and horrible treatment from her pack’s members.
Yet, Anaiah doesn’t lose hope, as her wolf recognizes Alpha Amos Rivers, the future Alpha of her pack, as her mate. That time, Amos already dates Eunice, just as his late brother married Leah. Eunice and Leah team up to create hell in Anaiah’s life; they are not alone, instead, the bimbos are with them.
Over the first few chapters of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate, we can see Amos is far more than disgusted when he also discovers Anaiah, her brother’s murderer, is his mate. So, he doesn’t only reject her.
Instead, he throws her to a dungeon, which is an extremely dark place with sexist, misogynist, and sadist guards. Furthermore, the bimbos also instruct the guard to whip Anaiah every day while she is locked inside the dungeon.
Anaiah’s miserable life in The Lycan’s Rejected Mate ends when Leondre Lavista, the Lycan King, visits her soon-to-be former pack with his underlings. Leondre has been waiting for his mate for a long time, so, he’s more than satisfied when his eyes meet Anaiah for the first time.
Leon knows his beloved Anaiah is suffering from some severe wounds. So, in The Lycan’s Rejected Mate, he brings her to the pack’s doctor. Meanwhile, Amos also can’t accept the reality that Anaiah has accepted his rejection.
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Part 3: An Analysis Of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate Novel
I have a theory that Anaiah Ross, the female MC of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate, is secretly an Alpha she-wolf. First, she shifts at such an early age. She was only 13 when she shifted for the first time, which means around 3-4 years quicker than the average Alpha she-wolves.
Then, Anaiah also possesses confidence other lower-ranked wolves don’t tend to possess. For instance, she doesn’t regret killing a horrible Cassanova like Tomas Rivers, Alpha Amos Rivers’ brother. Anaiah also doesn’t hesitate to defend herself in the face of a formidable future Alpha like Amos.
Next, I invite you to observe Leondre “Leon” Lavista, the Lycan King, who is also Anaiah’s second-chance mate. I believe his affectionate ways of referring to Anaiah as “my Lycan Queen” don’t stay as a mere flattering phrase to woo his mate. Leon believes in Anaiah’s powers, which speak louder than his ways of claiming Anaiah as his mate.
As the Lycan King, it’s only normal for someone like Leon in The Lycan’s Rejected Mate to throw away and punch Amos, the jerk Alpha, without any hassles. Even though there are some pitiful parts about Amos (mainly because he realizes his rejection in some later chapters of this novel), Amos remains the possessive and ruthless Alpha with little control over his emotions.
Part 4: Conclusive Remarks On The Lycan’s Rejected Mate Novel
Many chapters of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate novel have inspired women to discover their inner powers. Like Anaiah Ross, who was once a suffering Omega under the bully Alpha, his bimbo, and the rest of the pack members, people can go from zero to hero as long as they have others on their backs.
Then, again, Anaiah is never truly an Omega. After all, she (and her parents, and eventually, most other characters in The Lycan’s Rejected Mate) is only a part of an evil scheme. So, what are those evil schemes that lead Anaiah’s life to be as miserable as in the first chapter of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate?
Only by unlocking the chapters, you can figure out the answers! Then, Alpha Amos Rivers might experience his heel-face-turn moments, as he figures out Anaiah might not be his brother’s murderer. The teamwork between these two irresistible MCs of The Lycan’s Rejected Mate is too hot to miss!