Once Rejected Twice Desired Novels & Stories

There are a million things unlikable about you, asshole. "Do you want me to tell you honestly?" I asked with a polite smile and he stared at me up and down interestedly. "So, I'd appreciate it if you rejected me right now." "If you feel so strongly about it, why don't you reject me yourself?" I can't do that. I once had a mate and I rejected him, I don't have the ability to reject my second chance mate. Only Mr. Gomez can reject me. "I..." He smirked, "you can't, can you?" That could only mean one thing."

She wants the position of the twins mate. And Darius? He took that shit on the chin like a champ and kept moving. He gets mad respect for that, but me? Nah. I’m still stuck on my rejection. It still pisses me off to this day. Two years later… And I’m still not over it. We got rejected, but not because we weren’t strong enough. Not because we weren’t worthy, but because we were twins. That’s it. I shake my head, jaw tightening. “Yeah… that still doesn’t sit right.”

Even though he rejected me, I still miss him and I have yet to accept his rejection. Sage has begged me not to accept, but the goddess has given us a second chance maybe she will give a third?. Maybe just maybe she will give us a mate that will love us and respect us and accept us, for who we are. We finally came to halt after walking for what felt like forever. "We're here". Tyler spoke. Tyler's voice is rough and deep but yet gentle. Why couldn't Tyler have been my second chance?.

Although it was clear that he was troubled if the man had just marked us long ago, then we would never have had to face the sort of embarrassment that we had to face in the clinic when he made it clear that we weren’t mates. Samiya might have cried then, but she could never feel just how much pain I felt. She might want to tough it up and act like nothing drastic happened, but I simply could not. No human soul could ever understand the amount of pain that came along with rejection and, at this point, I could say that I had been rejected twice before I even got a shot at this whole mate experience. First, Meidran rejected me by himself, not willing to even entertain the thought of us and, wel

But just then, for the second time ever, I heard the same voice that spoke yesterday on the day of my rejection. But this time, its tone lacked the confidence and boldness it once did. It whimpered out the word: "Mate." I jerked awake. ‘What, another mate? How was that possible?’ Like a basin of water splashed over me, the haze over me broke. My flushed cheeks turned pale. Ramon's disgusted eyes flashed through my mind. ‘I don't want another rejection. The rejection was already hard enough. A second mate will be harder.’ I gagged, repulsed by the thought, stomach churning.

“I reject you.” My knees buckled, and I almost collapsed right there on the riverbank. My entire world shattered in an instant. “No… no, you can’t,” I whispered, my voice breaking. “Please, Jake, don’t reject me.” He turned back, his face filled with disgust. “I don’t want a weakling for a mate. I deserve better.”

I frowned and waited for him to explain it a bit. “Yeah. You accepted the rejection and maybe you may have a second chance mate.” Finn answered. I sat in my position, thinking about what Finn had just said. A second chance mate? That was a possibility I never even thought of. So did that mean that I should look for my mate? I huffed and walked to the tree with low branches, where he had spent time with Carol during our first meetings. Being in this part of the woods was nostalgic. Those days may have been hard, but those were the memories that I would forever cherish.

There is no way out of this, not that I can think of under this pressure, anyway. “Tatum, I don’t know much about second chance mates, but I know that rejection leads to death.” “What!?” Her eyes widen in fear. “We die if we don’t accept the bond?” “We don’t have to accept it, but whoever gets rejected dies.” I say with a wince. “Our souls can only handle one rejection. The second would leave us with too little of a soul to live with.” Her eyes brows shoot out and her mouth parts in shock.

(His POV) The rejection comes at 8:41 a.m. Not curt. Not cruel. Careful. After consideration, we’re unable to proceed under the conditions outlined. We value your perspective and hope to remain in dialogue. Dialogue. The word institutions use when they want access without obligation. I read it twice, then a third time, looking for subtext that isn’t there. They didn’t negotiate. They didn’t counter. They didn’t ask for clarification. They chose feasibility over friction.

“It doesn't matter. You'll be hers. I just want to be spared the pain of falling for you when, in the end, you'll crush my heart and soul when you leave me.” “I won't.” He drawled adamantly. ”You will.” Nothing could convince me otherwise, so I promptly responded and got on with the rejection. “I, Raina Singh of the Dark Wolverson Pack, re…..” The word got stuck in my throat, forming a lump. I gulped and tried again. “Re……” Why can't I say ‘reject?’ A puzzled expression decorated my features. I puckered my lips to place emphasis, “Reeeee―”