I Can Deny It No Longer Novels & Stories

Lana lay sprawled on the sofa in the bedroom, staring blankly at the ceiling, while I stood by the window, trying to calm the storm inside me. “We can’t go on like this, Maya,” Lana said suddenly, her voice filled with a frustration that matched my own. “Let’s just quit.” I turned to face her, a sharp jolt running through my chest. "Quit?" My voice cracked slightly. “I can’t. I have almost $3,000 in loan payments every month. Quitting isn’t an option.”

"I underestimated you" I ignored him. He was no better than his brother. They were both calves from the same material. Nauseating! "And Alpha Jayden growled from his position on the floor, "Diana, this isn't over. You can never be rid of me. You are mine and always will be!" "I have rejected you and will always reject you", I replied. "It is no business of mine if you keep leaving in denial or keep refusing to accept my rejection". Then letting out a heavy sigh, I continued, "We are done!"

If he wanted to claim the liar as his mother, I was fine with having to discard him, too. Cold sweat broke across my skin, but deep down, I was terrifyingly calm. I knew I had to leave, and for good. If I openly fought back, Lucian would never agree to dissolve the bond, and he would also imprison me. So, I swallowed the pain and forced a look of submission and defeat. Looking down, I whispered, "Fine… I'll stop. I don't want Conan to hate me." Lucian relaxed. He wore a smug, victorious look as he thought he had once again found my weakness and pinned me down.

Ignoring everything. Not again. right?

"What do we do?" Not what do you do. What do we do. I noticed that. I filed it. "I don't know yet," I said. "I'm still assessing." "Marcus wants to issue a denial. I told him to wait." "Don't issue a denial." "Why?" "Because a denial makes it a story worth denying. Right now it's speculation. If we deny it, we confirm there's something worth asking about." "So we say nothing." "I didn't say that either." I looked at the photograph again. "Give me twenty minutes."

Alex is one sick bastard and my heart is boiling. Should I deny or accept? Fuck it. I've lost everything anyway. So I frown and shake my head feigning my innocence, “She must be mistaken, Granny. I didn't invite her!”

Dean says. "We rejected each other. What part of that don't you understand? Go on and look for your second chance mate. I do not give a shit. If it depends on me, I will never have a mate. I like my independence and want what I can do for my Pack. They need me more than you need me. They will always need me, but you can have any mate you want. I was not good enough for you when you thought I was weak. Then you realize I am an Alpha wolf. And now you want me as your mate. I don't believe you have feeling for me. I think you want a strong mate, and that is it. Look for a strong mate somewhere else because this one will not be your mate," I say.

Evelyn would never return to who she was. Not tomorrow. Not next year. Not ever. And for the first time in a long while, I allowed myself to accept it fully. No denial. No bargaining. No illusions. Only truth. I sat there a long time, sober with the certainty of it.

he yelled jogging towards me. Reluctantly, I turned back to face him, unable to avoid the intensity in his eyes. He spoke softly, "Things don't have to end this way between us." My resolve wavered for a moment, but I clenched my jaw and replied, "Yes, it didn't have to, but it did, and it's not my fault. There's no going back now; all that's left is for you to accept my rejection." He stepped closer, his voice pleading, "Isadora, please. Just take some time to rethink things. You don't have to leave like this."