I Can Deny It No Longer Novels & Stories

Aaron declared and walked out. In a certain penthouse, Jeniva Manor was pacing back and forth in her sitting room. Who dares to hack her account, who dares to sabotage her conversation and use it against her? That's what is obtainable in her career sometimes. She does it, everyone does it and steps out, appearing like a saint. Only now that her secret was out will everyone see her as a bitch. Two of her contracts have just been terminated and she has to offer compensation for breaching it. It was terminated on the ground of dented morality.

It wasn’t. It hadn’t even started yet. People who profit from lies don’t get to walk away clean. “Ms. Sterling,” my assistant said carefully, approaching with a phone. “The head of Ignite Media Group is on the line. He’s offering compensation for damages. He’s asking for leniency.” I turned. “Compensation?” My voice was calm. “I don’t want his money.” A pause. “I want the maximum defamation claim allowed by law.” I held her gaze.

The voice spoke again and now it sounded like me. “You know what I said was all true. You have been thinking about it. You have been piling these thoughts up and now they are coming back to you. But I can help you.” the voice spoke and I felt cold. “How?” I asked. “Admit it that you have been thinking about it.” “Yes but I don’t want to. Its self-pity and I am better off without it. I know my parents and my friends love me.” I said determinedly. “You know that’s what you say when you are in denial.”

°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° PREVIOUSLY "I have already reconsider my decision, I will accept you and I have forgiven you......" "Forgiven me for what?"

"I see how you look at her. The way you protect her, how you get all quiet when her name comes up. You care, Micah. So just admit it already." I stared at him, a mix of frustration and disbelief swirling in my chest. "Doesn’t matter." It was the first words that popped up in my mind. I refused to look in his direction, not wanting to think or consider a word of what he was saying. As they like to say, deny, deny, deny, right? This was always the best thing to do. Denial would keep you safe even if the truth set you free. "Doesn’t matter?" he echoed, raising an eyebrow. "Come on. Don’t tell me you’re afraid of something that doesn’t even have to be complicated."

The denial sat in my hand with no heat and total effect. Miles was waiting by the side exit. He took one look at my face and knew. “Denied,” he said. “Yes.” “No explanation?” “Discouraged during the current stability period.” Miles laughed once, short and ugly. “Of course. Why use a real reason when the process can do the work?”

Kayla “Due to your lack of romantic history, Nicholas and Kayla, your application has been denied.” The elder’s cold words echoed in the room, each syllable cutting deeper into my chest. For a moment, I couldn’t breathe, couldn’t think. They were… denying my application? Over this? Then, anger erupted like a volcano inside of me. “That’s ridiculous!” I snapped, stepping forward. “You want proof? Fine, here’s proof!” Ignoring the way Nicholas’s hand twitched—whether in protest or warning—I tilted my head to expose the fresh mark on my neck.

“That won’t be happening.” Maverick threw his hands into his pants’ pockets, shrugging his shoulders. “You shouldn’t be too sure, Little muse. Denial is the first stage to acceptance. I don’t know if that is how it is said.” I almost scoffed at his words. “You’re misquoting something you don’t understand, Maverick. Just leave.” “You shouldn’t expect so much from a hockey player who skips classes almost everyday.” His dark eyes loosened up and were replaced with stormy blue ones.

After all, an Alpha visiting another territory was a big deal and the Alpha of the territory can deny the request easily owing to any reason, the simplest of it being security reasons… Well, let’s not make it any easier for her to deny my request then. I would just have to write a sweet formal letter with no room for rejection. Even better, I should just keep copies of the letter so that I could complain to the other Alphas about her denying my sincere request. First, I would have to ‘gift’ the Titanium to her so that my situation would appear even more pitiful. No one would side with the arrogant Alpha woman who accepted the gift and then denied the gracious request from a remorseful Alpha

“I know what I said, and I take responsibility for the fact that it ruined everything too, but I’ll stand by my word on the rest.” Why deny it? What was the point of denying it? I wasn’t going to get any angrier than I already was. Nothing would change. I didn’t say anything else. “It’s better if you go back home.” “Yes. All right, Kiara. I’ll let you rest, and I’ll come early to see you and wait.”