The Alpha's Rejected Mate

Chapter Seven- Cain's pov

“I haven't seen Samantha since yesterday, where could she have been?” This is quite unusual of her. My heart raced with a mix of worry and determination as I began my search for her within the pack territory. I knew her well enough to realize that her sudden disappearance was out of character, and my instincts as an Alpha urged me to find her as swiftly as possible.

I went to her room, where I hoped to find some clue that would shed light on her whereabouts. As I pushed open the door, a pang of unease gripped me. The room was neatly organized, but there was an undeniable emptiness that hung in the air. My gaze swept across the room, my eyes lingering on Samantha's favorite belongings, the little things that made her feel at home. I couldn't shake the feeling that something was amiss, that her absence held a deeper meaning than a mere momentary escape.

“She won't just leave the pack like that, would she?” She has been with us since her parents died and my parents took proper care of her. Leaving her room with a heavy heart, I made my way to the kitchen.

My intuition told me that the omegas might have valuable insights regarding her recent activities. Her love for cooking and her compassionate nature often drew her towards the pack house, where she would lend a helping hand to the omegas.

As I entered the bustling kitchen, the aroma of simmering dishes filled the air. I spotted a group of omegas working together, their focused expressions evidence of their dedication to their craft.

Approaching them, I greeted them with a mix of authority and genuine concern. "Greetings Everyone. I'm searching for Samantha. Have any of you seen or spoken to her recently?"

The omegas exchanged glances, their eyes filled with both surprise and worry. One of them, named Emily, stepped forward, her voice laced with concern. "Alpha Cain, Samantha often comes to the kitchen to help us. But we haven't seen her in the past few days. We thought she might be occupied with other responsibilities in the pack.”

My heart sank at the confirmation of Samantha's absence. My instincts told him that her sudden disappearance held a deeper meaning, and I needed to unravel the mystery surrounding it. “She might have gotten herself into trouble, I need to gather the warriors and find her immediately.”

"Thank you, Emily," I responded. "If you recall anything unusual or any interactions she had before her disappearance, please inform me immediately. The omegas nodded, their expressions filled with determination.

Leaving the pack's kitchen with a heavy heart, I made my way to the pack's meeting area, where the warriors gathered for their daily routines. I called for their attention, “Warriors of blue moon pack," Our beloved Samantha is missing. We must find her, and ensure her safety. We must protect everyone.

The warriors nodded in understanding, their loyalty to their Alpha unwavering. They stood at attention, awaiting my instructions on how to proceed. “Split into groups and search every inch of our territory," I ordered my voice firm but tinged with urgency. "Check the forested areas, the dens, and the border between us and the neighboring pack. Samantha's scent may lead us to her."

The warriors nodded in acknowledgment, and with a renewed sense of purpose, they dispersed into smaller groups, their senses heightened as they scoured the pack's territory in search of any sign of Samantha.

We combed through the bush, following her scent trails whenever they could be detected, their eyes scanning the surroundings for any indication of her presence.

As we reached the border between our pack and the neighboring one, I sensed something, It was a place Samantha often found solace in, a spot where she could immerse herself in nature's embrace. Could she have sought refuge here?

“Spread out along the border! Search for any sign of Samantha. We cannot afford to overlook even the tiniest clue." We scanned the bushes, the trees, and the ground, hoping to catch a glimpse of Samantha's presence.

Hours turned into a relentless pursuit, the sun climbing higher in the sky as the warriors combed through the border area. My determination grew with each passing moment, my every step infused with the love and worry he felt for Samantha. “Or is it the bond? Why did I just feel attached to her all of a sudden.”

Despite our thorough search, there was no sign of Samantha. The border area remained silent, its secrets locked away, leaving us with a mix of frustration and concern. I couldn't shake the feeling that time was slipping away, that we needed to find Samantha swiftly before any harm could befall her.

Jacob, his close friend, and beta, approached him, his eyes filled with empathy. "Cain, we haven't found her yet, but we won't give up. Samantha is strong, and we'll find her."

Cain nodded, his voice filled with determination. "You're right, Jacob. We'll keep searching, leaving no stone unturned. Samantha's safety is our priority."

Jacob, my close friend, and beta, approached me, his eyes filled with empathy. "Cain, we haven't found her yet, but we won't give up. Samantha is strong, and we'll find her."

I nodded, "You're right, Jacob. We'll keep searching, leaving no stone unturned. Her safety is our priority."

I returned to the pack to give the message of Samantha's sudden disappearance to my parents. They have been waiting for me all day. Alpha Denver and Luna Gloria, approached me, concern etched upon their faces. They offered their support and assured me that they would do everything in their power to aid in the search for Samantha.

My parents convened a meeting, seeking advice and support from the experienced leaders of the pack. Together, they devised a plan to expand their search, reaching out to neighboring packs for assistance and guidance.

I could feel she was in pain, the bond we shared is such a strong one. I wish I had given her a chance to prove herself to me. But it's not just about me but also the pack. “What if she's being attacked after becoming Luna and couldn't help herself because she's weak?” I wouldn't want that to happen, I did it for her safety and the pack.