Novel & Cerita Rejected, But Not Broken By Katvonbeck

"Get lost." Callum snapped at Derek. "Hahaha, so you haven't fùcked her yet?" "You see my condition; how can I fùck her if my physical condition is like this." Callum held up his bandaged hand. "Silly reason. Callum Abelard can't fuck an ordinary girl because of this little wound? Tsk, tsk, tsk, I can't believe this." Derek sneered.

“Stop it, Jordan.” “Come on. You’re unmated. I’m unmated. We’re both lonely. If we’re still without a mate when we’re like forty, we should agree to mating.” “And then have to deal with that kind of rejection as well when your true mate suddenly makes an appearance? No, thanks.” “As well?” Jordan asked. “What other rejection have you had to deal with?” “Huh?” “You just said you’d have to deal with that kind of rejection as well. I’m just curious who else has rejected you? Or what have you been rejected for?”

I reply getting frustrated that we are discussing this now, “It is not so easy,” he writes. “You have a responsibility bigger than the Pack … and me,” he writes. I see it pains him to write it, but I am already angry at what he is saying. “Are you trying to break up with me?!?” I demand getting more confused. He shakes his head in frustration, writing frantically.

I'm not naturally academically gifted. No matter how hard I push myself—staying up until three in the morning only to drag myself out of bed at six—I can barely keep my grades somewhere in the middle of the class. For most of my school life, no one pays much attention to me. That changes three months before the college entrance exam. One day, my homeroom teacher, Victoria Bennett, calls class president Ethan Sterling and me into her office without warning. She looks at me sternly, asking, "Did you cheat off Ethan during this month's exam?" I shake my head. "No." Victoria turns to Ethan. "What do you have to say?" Ethan quietly chuckles. "I was focused on my own test, so I didn't re

I still felt her. I told myself that I didn't care and she could be with anyone but I lied. Like she was inside my veins, dragging my breath out of my chest with each passing day. Her name still echoed in my dreams. Her face when I rejected her and the confusion when she was told the mate bond was cursed. The way her voice broke. “She is no longer your concern, Alpha,” Elder Cassian cut in with his eyes narrowing. “Your behavior is becoming more unstable each day. You cannot afford—”

Breaths quit total for ticks before kicking weak, off. I was dying. And this go, no last tick rescue. No wild setup. No wonder it was fixed. Just slow sure drop of someone who'd shined too hard and footed the bill.

Stretching the menu towards her but then a voice came up "Hi!" ======== "This is our update for today, I also want to say, that I am not trying to throw shade on those who are attracted to the same sex, it's just the personality of Alpha Todd, he wanted pups and he thinks he can't have one if he is mated to a fellow like himself. That being said, we are hoping you will spare us some gems and we need someone to give us our first review. Thanks,"

Jennifer chokes quietly. "It's not my story to tell. Let her come to you," I choke quietly and she nods with understanding. "I'm still putting broken pieces back together and learning something new along the way. Please, whatever you and Thomas do, don't break her trust. I'm not sure I'll be enough to pick up the pieces this time."

Then the ice barrier rusted, and shattered into crumbs scattered in the forest "She's gone.. our mate is gone!.." I fell to my knees, and cried out in such great pain, that the whole kingdom was shaken by his act

“He rejected me.” Mara nodded slowly. “Rejection severs the bond going forward. It doesn’t undo what was already completed.” Four to five weeks, she told me. Early. Certain. There was no question whose pup it was. I pressed a hand to my stomach, breath shallow. He had denied me. Cast me aside. And still, something of him remained inside me, growing quietly where no one could see. “If I stay,” I said slowly, “the pack will let him decide what happens.”