Best Rejected Mate Books Novels & Stories

Those delicious sparks that are supposed to be full of excitement for the future. “Hold up there Red,” my mate says to me. Not that I have not heard Red before but coming from him, it sounds sexier. “I don’t think we have a lot to say to each other, do we?” I ask before adding, “Oh wait, I guess a rejection is in order?”. “Do you really want to reject me Jenna,” he says, making my name sound like a bad word. “Why would you want to stay mated to me?” I ask him. “I am just a spoiled, rich girl; you can do better I am sure,” I say, feeling my insides crumble. Weren’t mates supposed to see the good in you when everyone else did not? Or at least give you a chance? Clearly not in my case.

Nova What’s worse than being a Rogue? Being a Rogue rejected by her destined mate and yet still feeling the Mate Bond Pull. I know I told people that I expected my mate, Nikolai Volkov, to reject me - and I did. But the mere fact still hits me so hard that I feel breathless at times.

They were all twenty-one and this was the third time Julius had rejected his mate. The first time was when I was seventeen. Rumors said he rejected her because she was too fat, he called her a loser, someone unworthy of being his mate. The second time was when I was eighteen, he rejected his mate at the same time my first mate rejected me, this time, he said she was too short. And now it was my turn.… the third time, he was rejecting me just because I was a mute girl obviously. What did I expect? Who would want a mute girl as his mate? I wasn’t surprised, not really because I had expected it but the humiliation… the sting of being dismissed yet again hit harder than I cared to admit.

“Every time my life seems to be making a change for the better, something goes wrong. Maybe both men should reject me, let me die, because at this point I don’t want to know what’s going to happen next.” I picked her hand up and squeezed it gently. "Over my dead body. He only said that because rejection is pretty harmful to a wolf, and if you get sick from just the mate bond being discovered," I made a face, "we think you might die from rejection. Everyone is as confused as you are, honestly; there has never been a human mate. Imagine a piece of string getting knotted and you try to unknot it, but you can't so the string snaps. That's what rejection is like for a wolf, a bond gets ripped apa

Caroline said and served Emily. Emily had her breakfast in the kitchen, washed her plates and thanked Caroline before leaving for her room. Emily spent the day reading a book more on mates and bonding. She came upon a passage explaining about rejection. She found out that when someone’s mate rejects them, it is always painful, as the bond connecting the two has to be broken eternally, and most mates don’t survive the separation. Emily was just the perfect example, she can not survive rejection from the Alpha king. Emily trembled at the thought. She closed the book and lay down on her bed, allowing the tears to flow once more. She was furious with herself for being so weak.

It made me angry to see him lazying around. I don’t understand the mate thing. Does he really love her? He doesn’t even know her. If you asked him what she liked about her, he would say that he doesn’t know anything about her as I said previously. I think that it’s more of a child’s behaviour. Like when a child likes a toy, and he doesn’t want to let it go. That’s what seemed to me. He only has an instinct that tells him not to let her go. That’s why there is a possibility to reject the mate; you choose to ignore your instincts and reject her; there were numerous cases where some rejected their mates because they had bad prejudice about her. The ones that stayed with their mates had an agree

“—reject you, Sera Voss, as my destined mate.” Everything around me shattered. The pain wasn’t emotional at first. It was physical. Like something invisible slammed violently into my chest, knocking the air from my lungs. My knees gave out beneath me, and I grabbed the edge of his desk before I could collapse completely. Then I felt it. The mate bond. That warm connection that had lived inside me since the moment we found each other. Gone. Snapped apart so suddenly it felt unbearable. An empty ache spread through my chest, cold and hollow, as if something had been ripped out of me without mercy. My body struggled to process the loss.

No shared bloodline, no shared healer, no overlapping geography of any kind. Nothing connected the two men. Except for the illness, presenting in both of them with the same precision, like it had read the same instructions twice. I circled one line on the Blackthorn chart. Found the matching line in my own patient's file and circled that too. 'Temporary failure of mate scent recognition.' I laid the two charts side by side. Read them together a second time. My heartbeat stayed level. My thoughts didn't. I reached for a clean notebook, opened it to the first page, and wrote three words across the top, pressing hard enough that the pen nearly tore through.

He seemed to be able to sense his sisters rapid heartbeat the same way I did. “I didn’t mean it in a bad way. I don’t think it means anything more than its rare.” “But so is being rejected, so everything about this is rare,” I interject and they both turn to look at me. Olina’s eyebrows furrow together as she considers this. “You’re right. You’re absolutely right. Rejections happen rarely, typically only because before marking one of the mates is abusive or unkind or whatever it is that makes the other decide they would rather risk being alone than be together, yet both of us were rejected nearly immediately under menial circumstances. That is definitely just as rare as us being mates.”

He turned sideways in his seat and looked at me and I felt my cheeks burn bright red again. “Oh, come on, don’t leave the poor guy hanging,” Emily laughed and turned around in the front seat to look at me. “Goddess knows, he’s been waiting long enough for you.” She winked and I gasped. All of this was just too much! Oh, no! What if he found out I was mated to someone else? Okay, Eli rejected me. Did that mean I was no longer his mate? People finding second-chance mates was such a rare occurrence that some even believed it to be a myth! If I told them where I was really from, would they know that Eli rejected me? Would Sebastian even want a rejected mate that an Alpha didn’t want … Then it st