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to it. Get used to always being rejected. That's the prize we have to pay for being different." "According to them, we are both cursed creatures and don't deserve happiness. Can you imagine? They feel they are superior over us! And they are right! That's because we really can't do anything to them." Even though I continued talking non-stop to my wolf, I didn't receive an answer. I was met with her cold silence. I knew she wouldn't answer me, but I kept talking. I wanted to push out all the anger, frustration and pains I had been enduring all these years. "Everyone of you are the cursed ones! I fucking hate you all! Who the hell do you think you are! Fuck you to my mate! I don't want any o

I pause and drink some water before I continue. "When my first book got rejected, I was devastated and wanted to give up, but my friend, who was my only fan told me to continue. I have lost count of the rejections I've gotten ever since I had the zeal to excel in writing, but I thank God that I never gave up," I further say to him, and he nods his head. "That is quite impressive. I notice you are good with werewolf books. Is that your area of specialization?" He asks me, and I nod my head.

Lexi's mystery thriller novel will be out next month and I'm so happy for her, there's no room for jealousy or spite because as women who moan over hot fictional characters like Christian Grey we can not bash each other all we have is love for each other. Jessica's science fiction novel is in the publishing stage. I was so happy for her when she told me that they accepted her work. Of course, her work got rejected four times and she didn't stop, maybe I should have learned a few things from her instead of going to a club to drink and having sex with a stranger, I regret all that. Layla Abrams joined us last month. She said she couldn't look at the Harry Potter books the same way because of J

“Oh. Okay. I think I get it now. Is this because it’s not about werewolves and that shitty vamp—” “Goodbye Marcus” the middle-aged spokesperson said, ending the call in no time. He felt like throwing his laptop at something. Like punching someone. Like breaking something. Rejection hits hard the first time round, but this was the Seventh platform that rejected his book. The twelfth time he’d been rejected all in all. At this point, it felt like they were rejecting him to be honest. And he’d felt a lot of that through the years. He buried his face in his palms and gradually ran his hands through his stiff afro. Nobody saw it, nobody saw through the entire act, but it kind of felt like his lif

she said. "A writing contest? No, I didn't see it, but I love contests. I enter them all the time. I never win, but you have to keep trying, right? I read that a lot of famous writers have their books rejected twenty or thirty times before they're finally published. And you definitely can't win if you don't enter." Lucy shrugged and opened her math book. "It was nice of you to tell me, Jane. I'll go and check it out."