Our Yuri Started With Me Getting Rejected In A Dream Novels & Stories

“No, that can’t be true. Tell me that you are just kidding me. You are doing this just to get back at me. There is no way you are dating him, right? Yeah! This can’t be happening. You love me, and I love you. Both of us are meant to be together. I will get rid of that man if he is annoying you this much. I am sure that he had pestered you into this.” At this point, Yura did not even know what to feel. She was getting bored of this game and wanted it to end. But she did not know how to make that happen. If only she would be able to kill him without anyone being able to trace it back to her, things would have been just fine.

Yuri said and decided to continue. "Anyway..after college I was making my way home when three cars stopped in front of me, he got out of one of the cars. Although he wasn't towering over me he was intimidating....he asked my name...and then all of sudden he asked me to sleep with him." Yuri said and turned to look at Leah. If it was her Leah Onee-chan from back then she would have her eyes widened and mouth hanging low. She would be angry...she would be punching the air by now but the Leah sitting beside her had a blank expression on her face. She wasn't surprised.

~ Ryder’s POV ~ I would be lying if I claimed yesterday wasn’t still weighing on my mind during the mating ritual, the painful scene of Julius rejecting Doris replaying over and over. Part of me had felt satisfaction and relief. She had been out of his reach and for reasons I couldn’t explain, that made my chest tighten in a strange kind of happiness. The rejection had been brutal, and I had seen how badly it hurt Doris. A knock on the door pulled me from my thoughts.

Then: “He’s still trying to be your hero.” “I don’t need one,” she said. “I need soldiers.” He looked at her profile — eyes hardened, shoulders square. “You’ve become something they didn’t plan for,” Devin murmured. “I became what they feared.” Day Two — Yuri’s Discovery Yuri pushed through the old archive building, flashlight trembling in her hand. Koji trailed behind her, nervous. “Are you sure this is worth it?” he asked. “We never asked who her mother was,” Yuri muttered. “We just assumed.”

“I can do whatever I want and I think you know that.” Raven grimaced. “You can be a real bastard, can’t you?” Yuri laughed. “Every damn day of the year, sweetness. My excuse is I was born that way. Born a bastard and raised in hell, that’s the story of my life.” “And that excuses the way you treat people?” Raven groused. “I don’t need any excuses.” Yuri shrugged. “I treat people the way I see fit. Right now, you have answers that I need and until you tell me what I want to know, you aren’t going anywhere.”

RIAN Ciara’s second wish had brought Yuri to my home. The thought kept disturbing my mind every time I tried to think about anything apart from that, my mind automatically returned back to those chain of thoughts. Now that I was alone, my mind trailed and my facial expressions went wild with fury. There was nothing I could do. Yuri was a fairy just like me even though he obviously wasn’t as strong as I was that did nothing to avert the threat or the feeling tugging at my chest.

I reply keeping my voice monotonous. "Is there really?" She says a smile lifting the edges of her lips. She sighs drawing lines in the foggy glass like a child. "I thought it might be interesting to know that she's rejecting you as well. " My eyes narrow to slits hearing her say that. Reject me? How could Yuuki reject me and she didn't even know who I was? "How is that even possible?" I ask. "She's not even aware that she's my mate. "

Ansari My dreams were no longer normal. They were now instruments of Saltos. Instruments of extreme torment. I could no longer withstand him…not anymore. He was too powerful, and I was too weak. True, the wounds on some people were still healing, and the town was in ruin. That should have been enough action, but I could have felt the call of war in my soul. It was beckoning to me. It called me; it pulled at my spirit, and all I wanted was to leap at a monster's throat and tear it to shreds.

Perhaps if I treated her better or if I stood by her side instead of opposing her every time, then this would have never happened. I sighed heavily as my wolf tossed and churned painfully within me. I swallowed hard as I fought to keep the pain at bay. Then I splashed the water even harder as if it would be able to ease my pain. I found myself replaying the memory of my rejection over and over again. I was almost drowning in it when the door to my bathroom suddenly came open. I gasped and looked up hoping to find Rainbow standing there, only to see Yuri instead. The smile that had begun to form on my face immediately died down and I glared at her with irritation.

The word sliced deeper than the bond’s agony. I searched his face desperately, looking for doubt, for regret, anything. There was nothing. Only iron resolve and something darker beneath it, something he refused to acknowledge. The elders exchanged uneasy glances, but none stepped forward to challenge him. Alpha law was absolute. The rejection was final. The pain subsided slowly, leaving behind a hollow ache so vast it stole my breath. I wrapped my arms around myself, shaking, my world reduced to fragments. I had been claimed. And then discarded.