Why does Aurora reject Rowan on their reborn bonding day?

He again chooses her sister Celeste for the throne despite remembering his past betrayal.

What power does the Old Flame Law grant Aurora?

The authority to decide who is worthy of wielding the Throneflame.

The Black Drakes Second Vow

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The Black Drakes Second Vow — A murdered noblewoman returns to her bonding day, spurns the dragon who killed her, and binds herself to a despised white dragon whose loyalty upends a kingdom.

Aurora Pyrelyn awakens on her Soulflame Bond ceremony with the memory of her black drake husband Rowan driving claws through her chest intact. Both recall the betrayal, yet Rowan names Aurora's golden sister Celeste as heir to the Throneflame. Refusing to plead for affection rooted in ambition, Aurora publicly releases Rowan and accepts the vow of Silas Frost, a white dragon the court has long mocked as weak. Silas's devotion proves absolute. As Celeste, Rowan, and their father maneuver to seize bloodline dominance, an ancient statute surfaces: Aurora is not the heir but the arbiter who decides who deserves the crown's fire. Betrayed once more, she reclaims her stolen flame, shatters the old succession, and flies free with the dragon who chose her first.

Quick answers

Why does Aurora reject Rowan on their reborn bonding day?: He again chooses her sister Celeste for the throne despite remembering his past betrayal.
What power does the Old Flame Law grant Aurora?: The authority to decide who is worthy of wielding the Throneflame.