Alpha’s Thrice Rejectedd Mate By Ida Rowe
Chapter 140

**Mason 

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As discussions heated among the Alphas and Lunas, I was drawn to a leader from a distant pack, Rhiannon, who possessed an unwavering spirit and an indomitable will. Her pack had endured hardships, including territorial disputes and internal conflicts. Yet, they overcame adversity through sheer perseverance and a commitment to their shared purpose. 

“You speak of unity and trust,” Rhiannon said, her voice carrying the weight of experience. “But how do we truly establish these 

foundations? How do we navigate the complexities of leadership while honoring the individuality of our packs?”  Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Her questions resonated deeply within me, and I pondered for a moment before responding, “Unity, Rhiannon, is not the absence of individuality. It is the recognition of our shared goals and the willingness to work together, leveraging our strengths for the greater good. It requires open dialogue, empathy, and a genuine understanding of the needs and values of each pack.” 

Rhiannon nodded, her gaze fixed on the dancing flames. “And trust?” she asked, her voice laced with vulnerability. 

I paused, taking a moment to gather my thoughts. 

“Trust,” I continued, my voice steady and deliberate, “also requires. vulnerability. It means sharing our fears, doubts, and aspirations with one another and allowing ourselves to be seen and understood. In these moments of vulnerability, true bonds are forged, where the seeds of trust are planted and nurtured.” 

Rhiannon leaned in, captivated by my words. “But what if trust is broken? How do we rebuild it?” 

I sighed, recognizing the weight of her question, “Rebuilding trust is a delicate process that requires humility, honesty, and a genuine commitment to change. It begins with acknowledging the pain and disappointment caused by the breach of trust and then taking concrete steps to make amends and rebuild the fractured bonds.” 

I could see the contemplation in Rhiannon’s eyes, and the gears of her 

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mind turning as she absorbed the wisdom shared. “It won’t be easy,” she murmured, more to herself than to me. 

“No, it won’t,” I agreed, my gaze drifting toward the gathering of wolves. around us. “But nothing worthwhile ever is. We must be willing to face the discomfort, confront our shortcomings, and hold ourselves accountable for the healing and restoration of trust.” 

A solemn silence settled between us, the weight of our shared responsibilities hanging in the air. I knew that Rhiannon and I were not alone in these thoughts. Every leader gathered here had their own struggles and packs to guide through treacherous terrain. 

Kora’s gaze darted around the circle, her brows furrowing in concern. As the reality sank in that our efforts to gather support had not yielded the desired results, a scowl slowly formed on her face. She was disappointed, and I could sense her frustration growing as she surveyed the frowning faces around us. We hoped to arrive carly and build connections to sway more leaders to our cause. Still, even the looming evil threat seemed not enough to win them over. 

The circle was filled with skepticism, doubt, and perhaps even a hint of fear. Some leaders remained steadfastly loyal to their agendas, their priorities overshadowing the urgency of the situation. Others were hesitant torn between their concerns for their own packs and the greater good we advocated for. It was a challenging reality, knowing that our plea for unity and collective action had fallen on deaf ears for 

some. 

However, amidst the sea of skeptical faces, some mirrored the determination that Rhiannon and I carried within us. They understood the gravity of the situation and recognized the importance of standing together in the face of adversity. Their eyes met ours, silently conveying their unwavering support and commitment. 

“I believe,” Rhiannon finally spoke, her voice filled with quiet. determination, “that the path to unity and trust begins with open dialogue and a willingness to learn from one another. We must create. spaces where ideas can be freely shared, and where conflicts can be. resolved through empathy and understanding.” 

A surge of hope rose within me as I listened to Rhiannon’s words. She embodied the spirit of resilience and determination that our packs needed. We could forge a new path that embraced our differences. 

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while working toward a common purpose. 

“I agree, Rhiannon,” I replied with excitement in my voice. “Let us lead by example and foster an environment of trust and unity within our packs. Together, we can navigate the complexities of leadership and build a stronger future for all.” 

Rhiannon’s eyes met mine, and a silent understanding passed between us. The challenges ahead would not be easy, but with leaders like her by my side, I knew we could overcome anything. 

“I will follow you,” she declared, head tilting up as quiet murmurs started. 

“As will I,” Jericho added. 

My eyes darted to Isla and Akio, wondering if they would also. Both seemed torn, leaning to murmur with their packmates. Garrett scoffed, and An nalise said she had no reaction. 

“I think we can table this conversation until tomorrow,” Kora interrupted, smiling as tensions seemed to ramp up. “There is no reason to decide now when we still have two days to debate our cause.” 

Kora’s words brought a sense of relief and perspective to the gathering. She was correct; there was no need to rush into a decision amidst the mounting tension. We had time to carefully consider and deliberate the best course of action. 

Nods of agreement rippled through the group, and the atmosphere eased slightly. It was a temporary reprieve-a momentary respite from the weighty discussions that had consumed us. But it was necessary, allowing us to step back and regroup before diving back into the complexities of leadership and the task at hand. 

I caught Jericho’s eye as the wolves dispersed, returning to their respective packs. His gaze held a mix of determination and uncertainty, mirroring my own thoughts. We knew our challenges were far from over, and the path to unity and trust would require continuous effort and unwavering commitment. 

“We will need to rally our packs,” Jericho spoke softly, breaking the silence between us. “To gather their thoughts and perspectives, and to ensure their voices are heard and considered.” 

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I nodded in agreement, appreciating Jericho’s foresight. Involving our packs in decision-making was crucial to creating a sense of ownership and shared responsibility. Our leadership could only be effective with. the trust and support of those we guided. 

“We must also remain open to the possibility of compromise,” I added, emphasizing the need for flexibility and adaptability. “Our packs are diverse, with their own unique perspectives and needs. We must find a balance that respects individuality while working towards a collective 

vision.” 

Jericho’s eyes lit up with understanding, and a small smile tugged at the corners of his mouth. “Together, we can create something greater than the sum of its parts,” he said, his voice filled with conviction. 

With renewed determination, we set off to rally our packs, engage in open dialogue, and foster an environment where ideas could be freely shared. The days ahead would be filled with passionate debates and challenging discussions. Still, through it all, we would remain steadfast. in our commitment to unity and trust.. 

“I hope Akio and Isla will join us,” Kora murmured as the gathering dispersed. 

“I do too, Kora. I do too.” 

While I was confident I could push Garrett and my mother into 

submission, I was not so certain that I could face down all of the other pack leads without faltering. 

I prayed to the Goddess that they would see sense before the summits. end. 

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