I Can Deny It No Longer Novels & Stories

" Several interns behind me gasped, but I didn't even lift my eyes to look at him. "Mr. Duran, I only admit my patients based on their illnesses, not their money. And I will not treat your sister's illness. Kindly take your black card and get out of my office." Adrian laughed coldly. He sneered, his eyes filled with utter contempt. "So, you're not confident that you can cure my sister? And you call yourself a top expert and top authority in cardiology? I bet it's all just empty talk!" "Don't argue anymore, Adrian… My chest hurts…"

“But if things don't go according to plan?” Deny snickered. “Where did your confidence go, huh?” If only they hadn't been blocked by the glass barrier between visitors and inmates, Deny would have tapped his son on the shoulder to encourage him. “Show them that you're brave enough to face this pressure. Never be afraid to lose. Because they don't have much evidence.” ***

Tonight we would reckon with what must be. "I confess, I have resisted this truth until it nearly destroyed everything that matters," I began heavily, each word shards of glass on my tongue. "I was a blinded fool, so lost within my own resentment that I refused to see the havoc wrought by my actions, or lack thereof." Jayden simply listened without judgement, his steady presence bolstering me to continue voicing these failures aloud. "We three now stand balanced on the knife edge of disaster. Further denial only courts calamity. So I am here to tell you..." I faltered briefly, pride and lifelong habits of distrust surging up instinctively. Ruthlessly I tamped them down before forging ahead.

“Why do you always hinder my progress – our progress? You are too possessive and suspicious. I don’t like it.” “Lumi you are not going anywhere.” “Oh yes, I am. Do you realize I’m doing this for us?” “If this is about getting a seat on the board of council, then forget it. I don’t need you seducing any man to get me a seat.” “Wow. You just accused me of flirting around – when you are the one who does that!”

“You are very powerful, Whitney.” Very well, Seraphina liked calling me by my second name rather than my first, something I had realized. I sighed and looked at her. “I don't think so.” “You are. You just don't notice it.” Seraphina began, and I turned back to look at Ansel. “Before I tell you about the war, I want you to believe what I have told you.” I raised my eyebrows, and she sighed all over again. “You are still in denial. Very well. I understand why.”

I approached her and in a bridal style, I lifted her up and placed her gently on the bed. I stared at her lovingly and then asked her to denounce Damien. “What?” She asked, looking so surprised. “I will only be able to mate you only if you denounce Damien,” I said again. She stared at me for a while and then told me she couldn't. “Why?” I asked. “I can’t put my life on the line for you, not after what you have made me go through,” she said, sadly. “I’m sorry for everything, Bella. I regret the decision I made that day to reject you,” I said, looking so apologetically.

Sometimes, we would hang out and drink together. I immediately apologized to Olivia. I said, “I’m sorry, it’s my fault. Please don’t be upset.” One of the staff members behind us started rushing us. “Are you still going to go through with the registration process? It only takes a few minutes. Can’t you talk after completing it?” “Yes!” “No!” Martin was the one who yelled no. I stared at him in disbelief. He said righteously to Olivia, “Are you sure you want to get married happily before Teddy’s dead body? Olivia, when did you become so heartless?”

my shoulders fell. I know I'm now fucked up. Really, really fucked up. I finally admitted it. I never imagined I'm capable of doing it... Lia's right, I'm just in denial.

"Categorical denial. No hedging language, nothing that gives them room to speculate further." "A flat denial invites her to produce fake evidence just to spite you," Adrian said, covering the receiver briefly. "You know how she operates. If we deny it outright, she'll manufacture something to make the denial look like a lie." "Then we get ahead of that too." Roman finally looked up, and the exhaustion in his face had hardened into something colder, more determined. "I'll request a paternity test. Publicly, if that's what it takes to shut this down before it grows any further."

He wraps his arms around me like I am crystal needing to be protected. “It was about me, that I know,” I say to him. “Yes, it was about you,” he murmurs as he collects his thoughts. “It seems the Alpha and Luna are denying all accusations,” he shares with me. “What does that mean?” I ask confused. “It means that you will have to testify against them, if we hope to get any justice,” he replies.