For Was Denied Story Novels & Stories

"Not long ago, civil war broke out within the Whitefall Pack. Adrian was stripped of his Alpha status… His wolf died completely. No one supports him anymore. Even the Progenitor has abandoned him." Daisy shook her head regretfully. "If he had sought treatment in time, maybe it wouldn’t have ended like this. What a pity." Silence returned to the darkness. Only when Daisy’s breathing evened out into soft snores did I finally let out a long breath. Everything Adrian did was meant as atonement, yet hearing about him brought me no joy. The damage had already been done, and no punishment could ever make up for it. My pup was gone from my world forever.

Cain leaned back against his throne, his hoarse voice slicing through the excitement that filled the atmosphere. "No." The word echoed through the chamber like a command. Aria glanced at him knowingly. She was already expecting that. A smile crept on her mouth. "The tradition of 'Luna test' is cancelled. Cain said coldly. "There will be no competition." Elder Gavin opened his mouth, but before he could respond, Elder Namon leaned forward, his voice deceptively mild. "Unless," he said, eyes flicking briefly to Aria, "the Luna is… not capable of passing the test, I see no reason you shouldn't agree Alpha. Moreover the people will be happy. The Late Luna also underwent the test."

She would only be able to work with that agency if she paid them enough money. Penny was about to tell Andre he could leave when she noticed he had a solemn look on his face as he talked on the phone. She asked, “What’s wrong?” “Our application has been denied, Ms. Sullivan. They won’t let us claim copyright. If we don’t have the rights, we won’t be able to continue filming.” Penny’s eyebrows knitted themselves together. Why would their application be denied when they were talking about such an important topic? Their script had not even touched on any sensitive subjects.

"To destroy the evidence, we threw her into the Forbidden Forest! Axel, I've told you everything. Please stop my bleeding! I'm begging you!" "The Forbidden Forest..." Axel staggered back a step, and the knife clattered to the floor. The Forbidden Forest was where no one who entered ever came out. It was where bodies were never found. "You're lying..." he muttered to himself as tears suddenly streamed down his face. "It's true! She's been dead for hours!" Vanessa screamed, begging for mercy. "Shut up!" A grief-stricken howl tore from Axel's throat. He ignored everyone and shoved the window open with force. A violent blizzard raged outside. Every wolf present saw the desperate madness in his e

[ Seducing a married man ] The book will be continued from where She Denied is concluded. Unsigned book isn't visible on the app. You can go to the browser and then check the book 2

I hesitated, then added: “Are you in the air? Fly safe.” The reply was a single, curt word: “Busy.” I sighed and went back to work. For the next four days, I worked until my eyes burned, spending my nights at the hospital with my mother. I checked the portal every hour. Finally, the response came. [APPLICATION DENIED] I stared at the screen, stunned. I grabbed my phone and dialed Grant’s private line. "What is it?" he answered. "Why was the loan for SinoSuccess rejected?" A long silence followed. "Because the board determined the territory was too unstable for a primary investment," he said coldly.

In case you have not seen it yet, Eric's story is called Rejecting the Prince's Mate. It is part-way finished and proving to have lots of ups and downs, as you would expect ;) Hope you enjoy the story as much as I am enjoying writing it. Here is a brief summary of the story

Georgia’s POV It had been a string of exhausting days. I could barely remember how many times I had refreshed the application page. Leah sat beside me, her fingers nervously twisting the hem of her shirt. “My application went through,” she whispered, half-afraid the screen would change if she spoke too loud. I managed a small smile for her. “That’s great,” I said. “Mine had been rejected again.” I added. I kept trying hour after hour, submitting, refreshing, re-entering details as if maybe, just maybe, it would change its mind. But no. Same response. Visa Application denied.

"Miss Wallace, I regret to inform you—your petition for naturalization has been denied." The air left my lungs. Three years. Three years of saving every cent, working endless shifts, filling out paperwork, and waiting—just waiting—for this moment. And now? It was gone. Just like that. Sawyer didn’t stop. "The decision was based on discrepancies in your background investigation. Previous accusations of theft, concerns regarding your moral character..." My pulse roared in my ears. It didn’t matter that the accusations were baseless, that I'd fought tooth and nail to clear my name. It was on my record, and that was enough for them. Enough to decide I wasn’t worthy.