Rejected By One Claimed By Another Novels & Stories

“Both mates must agree to reject the bond.” The hope inside me shattered completely. “That’s exactly what I’m trying to do!” I snapped. “But rejection isn’t simple,” William interrupted. My chest tightened. “What do you mean?” I asked again, more quietly this time. “It requires agreement from both sides,” he repeated. “I heard you the first time,” I said bitterly. I turned back to Dante. He stood there, silent. Cold. Unmoved. “Well?” I pushed, my voice trembling. “You heard him. Just agree to it.”

Her breath caught as she scanned the legal wording. “As you can see,” Mr. Vance continued, tapping the page, “Matthews Global is paying for your father’s treatment under a special sponsorship agreement. Legally, that agreement is tied to your marriage into the Matthews family. There is a strict ninety-day cancellation clause. If the marriage does not happen on schedule, Matthews Global has the legal right to stop all payments immediately.” “Immediately?” Lucy whispered. “Without giving us time to move him?”

Was there a precedent for this in pack law that I had no access to? If Diana's claim on the Luna position was valid — and she had been Luna, she had been his mate, she had occupied the role before I had ever arrived at this packhouse — then what was my claim against hers? I had been here months. She had been here years. She had left, yes, but leaving under duress, under the specific duress of having your medical autonomy overridden by the person responsible for your care, was a different kind of leaving than abandonment.

“It’s not just a challenge.” I picked the parchment again, my grip tightening slightly. To Alpha Luciano, Word of your growing territory has reached even the far edges of the south. Strength attracts attention and so do unusual acquisitions. It is said that you have taken in something rare. Something valuable. A possession. Such things do not belong hidden behind walls. I propose a challenge. A rightful contest between Alphas. Victory determines claim. Including the girl. My jaw tightened. “She’s not even being referred to as a person,” Kael muttered.

“You’re welcome to formalize a claim yourselves, if one of you is prepared to. Until then, she’s fair game.” “She’s not fair game,” Nathan said, his voice settling into something low and hard. “She’s a person, not a parcel of land.” “The law doesn’t distinguish. I didn’t write it. I’m only the one required to say it out loud.” Neil stepped forward before Nathan could push further. “What precedent exists for contested open claims involving multiple parties. If more than one bond is active—” “There’s no precedent for multiple active bonds,” the envoy said. “The law wasn’t written with that in mind.”

He seemed to be able to sense his sisters rapid heartbeat the same way I did. “I didn’t mean it in a bad way. I don’t think it means anything more than its rare.” “But so is being rejected, so everything about this is rare,” I interject and they both turn to look at me. Olina’s eyebrows furrow together as she considers this. “You’re right. You’re absolutely right. Rejections happen rarely, typically only because before marking one of the mates is abusive or unkind or whatever it is that makes the other decide they would rather risk being alone than be together, yet both of us were rejected nearly immediately under menial circumstances. That is definitely just as rare as us being mates.”

Dean says. "We rejected each other. What part of that don't you understand? Go on and look for your second chance mate. I do not give a shit. If it depends on me, I will never have a mate. I like my independence and want what I can do for my Pack. They need me more than you need me. They will always need me, but you can have any mate you want. I was not good enough for you when you thought I was weak. Then you realize I am an Alpha wolf. And now you want me as your mate. I don't believe you have feeling for me. I think you want a strong mate, and that is it. Look for a strong mate somewhere else because this one will not be your mate," I say.

“You right Fenris. The thing is - no one has ever rejected me. I’ve heard all manner of guys approach me for marriage. I rejected them - waiting for my fated mate. And now I met him. But he is not feeling me. I don’t know what to - I’m confused.” “You already know what to do, Quinn. Marry him at your peril.”

The door was forcibly opened by Derek. "Idiot, you're just interrupting my business; it's not your turn. I have to enjoy her first after that, tomorrow you can enjoy it. Or if you're impatient, tonight let me be satisfied first, and then it's your turn. Tonight I'm not interested in a threesome. " Calum snorted. "Undo your intentions." "What do you mean?" replied Calum harshly. "We have an important matter to work on." "You should go. I want to rest tonight."

Without waiting for him to talk, I dragged him inside his opened apartment. "I never wanted someone like you as my mate. I hate you and I can't bear to be with you. So I am rejecting this bond." I screamed at his face. Without waiting for him to say anything, I uttered those words I knew might cause me pain later on. "I, Donna Anderson, reject you, Miko Magnus as my mate!" I waited for one, two and several seconds, yet he did not say anything. He just looked at me sadly. "You are supposed to reject me too!" I urged him.