Once Rejected Thrice Accepted Novels & Stories

I gave him a sad smile hoping he wouldn't be upset. "Sheesh, here I was trying to approach you and find a way to tell you I just wanted to be friends too. The reason for it is I have been feeling a slight pull to someone but I don't know if it's there because we haven't completed the rejection," he replied while rubbing the back of his neck. Without hesitation, " I, Lilith Conner, of the Silver Moon Pack accept your rejection, Silas Morgan, as my mate."

"It's fine. You don't have to explain yourself. I won't be against it if you want to date John. He's a single guy, after all," Samuel pressed, clearly amused, but John was silent, observing Tasha's reaction. She had rejected him even before he had the gut to ask her out.

For instance, if I forgot my umbrella on a rainy day, I only needed to make one phone call, and Beverly would drop everything to get me. Even though she had rejected my proposal eight times in the last eight years, everyone still believed we would eventually get married. However, now that she had posted that marriage certificate with Timothy's name instead of mine, it would definitely leave everyone in shock. Timothy was my brother—my biological brother. Growing up, he always had a habit of taking what was mine. And once he got his hands on something, no amount of screaming could make him give it back. Why was that? Because my parents didn't like me. They regarded me with disdain, and they c

I was completely, fully, entirely, wholly, desperately satisfied with only Lex’s wolf accepting me. Half an Alpha accepting me back as his mate was way better than complete rejection from the whole package. He had learnt his lesson but so had I !! I was not going to venture into that sensitive zone again. Oh Moon Goddess, give me the strength to escape from here before he comes and rejects m- …. Suddenly, the door yawned open and Lex entered before I could even properly complete my wish or the Moon Goddess could hear it thousands of miles away from me ! Talk about hard luck !!

"We are her friends, we are the ones who want her to be well, you have no idea—" "He has idea of everything. Bianca, Alpha Jackson and Alice are mates," said Teo interrupting his sister and she denied in disbelief. "That's impossible," Bianca said, looking at me in bewilderment. "Alice was rejected by Alpha Stefan; we saw it happen ourselves." "Yes, we saw her rejection, but they never bonded before that happened," Teo said with certainty. "Stefan never marked her, and that's why the Goddess has given our friend another mate. Am I wrong?"

“Yes.” “Why?” “Because I said no.” “You have three days until the next filing window.” Samuel stepped back into the room. “No, she doesn’t.” Everyone turned. He held his phone. “I found the clause.” Victor’s face hardened. “What clause?” Samuel smiled. “Mutual rejection.” Damion had rejected me. I had rejected him. Samuel looked at Victor. “Under the original charter, when both named parties reject an inherited covenant in front of the presiding registrar, the covenant cannot be refiled.”

Three months later. Julia’s Point of View “Sorry Mam. You will not be accepted by our company. Please give me an interview again after three months.” I sighed at the lady voice from the other side of the call. Seriously? I cut the phone aggressively and lied down on my bed, staring at the ceiling. I’m rejected here too. Is my luck so bad? Well, you guys might be a little confused right? Like what I have been doing after three months of the rejection in Veronica Entertainment.

With a text from an unknown number. Unknown: Better luck next time! Tasha. Another buzz. This one from Sterling Sports Media. Sterling: Thank you for your time today. We’ve decided to move forward with another candidate. We wish you success in your future endeavors. They hadn’t even waited until I got home. A train approached, its lights cutting through the dim station. I stared at it, my coffee-stained blouse sticking to my skin, my portfolio bag suddenly feeling like it was full of lead. Six rejections now. Six.

“By your orders, your majesty, we would throw her out of the palace this instant and disqualify her from the contest.” I closed my eyes. Goddess, thank you! My wishes were finally going to happen! A ticket out of the palace and out of the stupid game had finally come! “Not at all.” My heart dropped to my stomach, and my eyes flew open. “That is exactly what she wants. She would stay here, and she would participate in the contest.” His gaze dropped to me again. “Or she can opt out by paying three times the incentive given to her family. How much was that again?”

This phase was where I almost broke. I read that last line twice. Phase three. Negotiation. When she refused, it didn't accept the refusal. It iterated. "Kael," I said. "Yes." "When it comes. The refusing is going to be more than once." I showed him the page. "It's going to adjust. Show me different versions. Try to find the one that makes the no impossible." He read it. His jaw tightened. "How many versions did it try on her?" he asked.