Radical Acceptance Audiobook Novels & Stories

"Alpha Henry, I formally invite Alicia Elrod to temporarily stay in my territory. Do you mind me taking her?" "Haha! I can’t believe you still want her after her firm rejection." Alpha Henry glances at his daughter with a grim face. "Alicia, you heard the Alpha’s proposal. You’re not going to decline and embarrass me, are you?" Pursing her lips, Alicia looks at the Beta of her pack. Her eyes scream for help. I can’t help but feel my blood boil watching her look at another man. "Alright," Alicia mumbles. "I’ll take up on your offer, Alpha Alistair."

When it was finally my turn to browse, no matter which ring I picked up, Hazel had something negative to say about it. The saleswoman looked apologetic. "Sorry, these are all the styles we have." I couldn't help but laugh to myself. Adrian was the Alpha of our pack, yet instead of custom ordering rings for his Luna, he'd just brought me here to pick from what was left in the display case. That said everything about how little he cared. I stayed calm on the surface. "Forget it, I'll come back another day." As we left the mall, Adrian suddenly pulled a train ticket out of his coat pocket and handed it to me. It was a non-reserved train ticket to the Southlands, departing in four days.

She took a deep breath, savoring the memories that had shaped her into the woman she was today. “It was Timothy who taught me to embrace who I am, and because of him, I’m no longer afraid to speak my mind.” “I’m proud of who I am today, Adam, and I’m proud of the journey that’s brought me to this point. I’ve learned that strength comes from within, and it doesn’t matter what others might think of me. What matters is that I believe in myself.” Althea’s eyes were like sparkling jewels, reflecting the inner light of her self-acceptance.

I heard his hard breathing on the other line, and he cleared his throat. "Hey," Blake replied. It was quiet for a minute. As I was about to speak, he beat me to it. "I know it's pretty late right now," you think? I thought, "But I just wanted to hear your voice." He continued. I was silent. If he didn't do all the things he did in the past I would have melted at the words he carelessly said. After the rejection, I feel no connection with him whatsoever, but my wolf did. I know what she feels, and she knows that too.

I reached for the Original Silence. I walked toward the Auditor, the "Gavel of the First Day" lashing out like a frozen whip. I didn't try to dodge. I Accepted the Judgment. I let the gavel strike my spirit, but instead of breaking, I Absorbed the Debt. I took the nineteen years of rejection, the ninety-nine layers of struggle, and the hundred chapters of pain, and I turned them into Equity. I took the Wooden Key from my marrow and funneled the entirety of the One-Hundred-and-Ten Chapters of Being Real into the strike. I didn't try to delete the audit. I Closed the Account.

"It's my job to know what the hell you are doing. You refused to accept my rejection, so now you’re stuck with me." "You fucking rejected me. You have no right to stop me from doing what I want or being with who I want. Far as I see it, I am fucking nothing to you. You wanted to reject me, and you did." She pauses, her eyes wild as they search mine. She laughs, even though it sounds more like scoff than a laugh. "The more and more I think about it, it's probably a good thing your mate died. She probably was just as tired of your controlling ass as I am. You want your rejection, then fine. Fucking have it." She takes a deep breath, blowing it out before talking again. "I, Emilia Evans, accept

“You don’t have to worry about me. Whatever battle you’re facing is my battle too, Selina. No one is allowed to hurt you, especially now that I’m by your side. I’m not ashamed that the Moon Goddess chose you for me. I’m not introducing you to my parents just to use you. I want you to be my Luna, Selina. I only want to introduce you to my parents so they can help us figure out how to bring out your wolf. Don’t get me wrong, Selina. I’ll still accept you even if your wolf never comes out. I just want to help you in case there’s a way to bring out your wolf. I won’t be able to save you all the time. I won’t always be there in time to find you alive if they ever try to hurt you. I want to help y

“Hector , I don't like how you are being harsh on yourself. We make mistakes and it's okay for us to. But our mistakes should never deprive us from living a normal, happy and healthy life. Our imperfections shouldn't be enough reason for us to wish ourselves evil.” “I really wish I can forgive myself but even if I do forgive myself. I'll be saddled with bearing the guilt till I die. That is the burden I have chosen to bear for life. I don't deserve to be forgiven. I wish I could say more but I'm sure with time, I'll be able to open up to you someday.” “I'm always here for you Hector. Whenever you want to discuss, I'm always open . Feel free okay?” “It feels so reassuring to know that I have

The shock of it was a sharp, uncontained energy, a bright, vivid force that filled the space with life and the thrill of the unknown. Amelia felt the emotional weight lifting, the woman’s acceptance a fierce, living presence that filled the space with life and the thrill of discovery. Her tears were a bright, unyielding energy, a sharp, living force that filled the space with life and the thrill of risk and the unknown. The woman’s understanding was a wild, vivid energy, a bright, living force that filled the space with life and the thrill of discovery. "But healing begins with acknowledgment," she said, her voice a fierce, uncontained presence that filled the space with life and the thrill

I croaked, pain tipping through my chest “Of course.” My chest tightened painfully. They were talking about me like I was some nobody. Like I had failed at being a woman, a mother and a wife. Outside, the city noise blurred with the sound coming from the radio, each word piercing through my soul. Why had Killian still not turned it off? “ Switch it off. “ I gritted. " No.” His calm and collected voice came.“ The first step in moving on is accepting what they say about you. You alone know what's true so don't block it out.”