Regret Rejecting A Guy Novels & Stories

My arms drop to my sides as my mouth gapes in shock. "What happened?" I ask softly. He is obviously suffering. "She rejected me." He says quietly. I try to hide my shock, but I’m sure some of it flashes across my face. Mates rejecting each other is incredibly rare. Hannah was an exception. "Why the fuck did she do that? You guys are perfect for each other." I say almost sarcastically. They are two moldy peas in a pod. I shudder to think what their pups might be like. The horror.

was a mere eight years. I gripped my phone tightly, my fingertips pale from the force. "What's wrong with my comment? My girlfriend just registered her marriage with my younger brother—surely, I had to offer my well wishes. If I didn't, wouldn't I seem like a rude boyfriend and a bad brother?" The other end went silent. Soon after, Timothy Osborn's murmur could be heard, along with Beverly's comforting words. I found myself smiling bitterly, feeling as if I could even taste the bitterness in my mouth. For a second, I had thought that she felt bad about treating me this way and was too ashamed to speak to me.

” I asked, trying to understand his decisions. „Oh, Goddess, no. Look at me, Mackenzie.” He pulled away, lifting my face. I gazed at his face through tears, but I noticed regret in his eyes. „I know I’m such a jerk and hurt you more times than you can count, but I never wanted you to feel unwanted.” He smiled sadly at me, „I have my reasons for wanting to proceed with the rejection, but I want to give us a try. I know you might not believe me, and I wouldn’t believe myself, too, but I want you.” He wiped my tears and sat back on the chair, kneeling before me.

I could never imagine that the Crown Prince of Ardyth would look so pitiful. “Did she reject you?” I pushed. “That would have been better.” He let out a sad laugh. “I rejected her.” My eyes widened in surprise. “Why did you do that when you knew it would make you this miserable?” “I had no choice at that time but now I'm regretting it. I thought I would be fortunate enough to get a second chance mate.” I leaned into my chair and folded my arms. “I really don't understand why you would do that?”

“Your anger almost killed him today, do you plan to reject him?” “I – I honestly don’t know…” and my princess choked again. “He is a playboy, he won’t stop his antics, Dr Serena.” “Okay, Jayden,” Dr Serena sighed, “hear this from someone who was rejected by her own fated mate… rejection is the worst thing that can happen to our kind. My devotion to do good in the world was the only thing that kept me alive, and well, my own herbs. But know this, I still regret not fighting for my fated mate and letting him reject me without knowing me properly. Don’t make that mistake. I know you are strong, and I am sure he too is, no one could heal so fast as he did, well except for a few of La Gualias fin

his voice dropped to a quiet growl, “..tearing yourself apart just for monthly payment, it's your job right? not my dirty game?” Karline’s breath hitched. Her eyes filled with fury and humiliation all at once. “You’re disgusting,” she whispered. Reid gave a short, humorless laugh. “What happened? You regret it now?” She froze. He tilted his head, that mocking calm back in his voice. “You think maybe… you should have accepted my offer two years ago?” Her body went still, but her eyes burned.

I couldn't absorb everything and it was hard for me to think. "Baby, don't blame yourself for what happened to your father," He enlightened me that my decision to refuse his proposal was all about business. He said that even if he was not my father and sent the same proposal amid the threatening failure of their company, he would not hesitate to reject it.

She immediately regretted bringing up this topic. “Forget it, let’s just watch a movie.” Jordan stopped her. “You were curious, right?” Jasmine. “Not curious anymore.” Jordan pulled her to sit down. “I’ve already opened up, are you not going to listen?” Jasmine looked at Jordan’s smile, but her eyes were filled with sorrow. She wished she could turn back time and slap her curious self just now. “I’m fine.” Jordan took another sip of her drink. “I just think, after everything he did to me, if I still like him, it makes me look pathetic.”

Emily. My life has never been more miserable than it is now, I had thought I had it all. That getting Gwen’s property was my best plan, I had thought I would get away with it but I was wrong. I started regretting my decisions the day after Ian left, I haven’t seen him since then and he hasn’t bothered to come visit either. I kept telling myself that I should not have done what I did, I shouldn’t have taken Jason out of his house that day. I should have closed my eyes to the past—to how he treated me and then moved on with him.

I heard Ryan mumble, "cos I might never get this chance again." "It's just a dance," I almost laughed. "Don't make a big deal out of it." "It's more than a dance. I can feel your heat and our bodies are so close, I fear I might not have this opportunity again." I smiled sadly, "how did you feel when I said no to you?" "Heartbroken for the most of it," he shrugged, "it was my first time getting rejected, so my ego was a little bit hurt." He chuckled. "But I'm getting used to it. Life cannot always go as we want, I learned that from your response and I am still here."