She was dressed for a Claiming Ceremony. She left wearing a rejection instead. Seraphina Vale has spent her whole life learning how to hold. Hold still. Hold herself upright. Hold the weight of a pack that loves its walls more than the women who become them. When fate bound her to Alpha Kieran Blackwood, she believed, for one carefully guarded moment, that she had finally found something worth trusting. She was wrong. On the night of their Claiming Ceremony, with the Council seated behind him and Mireya Cross watching with a sympathy that does not reach her eyes, Kieran looks at Seraphina in front of the whole pack and says the words she never imagined. He rejects her. Accused of leaking border patrol routes. Branded a traitor by the same people who watched her mother buried, her loyalty measured, her worth discussed in rooms she was never invited to enter. Exiled to Silverleaf Cabin under Rejected Mate law, with enforcers at her door and a pack that has already stopped meeting her eyes. Exile does not start when the door shuts. It starts when everyone has already decided the story. But Seraphina has spent too many years being written over. The bond was never severed, only stretched. The accusation was built on evidence that does not hold under real scrutiny. And the hand behind the betrayal is not the face in front of it. Mireya was never the threat. Mireya was only the knife. Someone else was holding it. Now Kieran is starting to see the shape of what was done. Now the evidence is unraveling in ways the Council cannot quietly contain. Now the Alpha who spoke rejection in front of his whole pack must decide whether he can earn back what he destroyed, while the woman he wronged builds herself back from the ground up with no help from anyone who called her theirs. He chased his borders. He chose the Council's story over her truth. Now he must chase her. She is no longer the Luna who held still. Chasing His Rejected is a fiery paranormal werewolf romance about betrayal, a wrongful rejection, and a woman who rises from exile stronger than the Alpha who cast her out.