Rejected Luna's Prince

Episode 1

A birthday celebration turns into a public humiliation. Willa is still the Luna of the Blue Ridge Pack, still standing beside the man she has called her mate for a year — until Nolan Hemming decides she no longer fits his ambitions. He wants a mate who matches his station, the beta's daughter, not a peasant carrying his child.

He rejects her in front of everyone, declaring himself Alpha of the Blue Ridge Pack and casting her aside.

Willa doesn't beg. She accepts the rejection, calls him a demon, and walks away with her unborn son. It's a clean break on the surface — but it's the kind of wound that doesn't close.

Episode 2

Word of the rejection travels fast, and so does someone far more powerful than Nolan Hemming. Prince Dracos, heir to the strongest werewolf pack, arrives at an event where Willa is present — and the moment he sees her, he knows.

He feels it instantly: she is his mate. He is told she belonged to Alpha Nolan, and that he has already been searching for her for years.

Dracos doesn't care about any of it. He refuses to leave, even when his people warn they're late for a meeting with the elders. Whatever he's decided, it isn't up for negotiation.

Episode 3

Not everyone is content to let Willa simply leave. The whispers turn cruel: that Nolan was never kind, just tired of her, that she should vanish quietly with her baby and stop being a threat to someone's position.

The pressure escalates from words to something far more dangerous. Willa is cornered, told that no one cares about her, that she should just die peacefully.

But Willa doesn't fold. She has already lost everything once — her mate, her pack, her place — and she has one thing left worth fighting for: her son. She refuses to be erased without a fight.

Episode 4

The Moon Goddess finds Willa, and the news is staggering: her second chance is close, and the prince has been searching for her for seven years. Willa isn't grateful — she's furious. The last fated mate the Goddess arranged nearly got her and her son killed.

She tells the Goddess she doesn't want another fated mate, that from now on she will choose her own mates.

The Goddess doesn't relent. She describes him — black hair, red eyes, noble, a red ring — and warns that he will meet his end because of Willa. Willa's answer is a flat rejection. But fate rarely takes no for an answer.

Willa thinks she's done with destiny. Destiny clearly isn't done with her — and the prince is already on his way. If you like a rejected-mate story with a stubborn heroine and a powerful man who won't stop searching, this one's worth hitting play on.