Rejected Candy Novels & Stories

"Take the flowers down. Shred them and place them in the garbage disposal before Vance Sterling arrives for the noon budget review. If a single red leaf is left on this floor, it will come out of your department's bonus." The security guard nodded frantically, waving his hands to signal his men to drag the massive wooden crate away. The crowd began to murmur in shock. They couldn't believe Noah was throwing away a gift that probably cost more than an average person's annual salary. Noah turned around and walked back toward the elevator, tearing the black envelope in half without even reading the letter inside. He tossed the pieces into a nearby recycling bin as the elevator doors slid shut.

It was obvious… half the people in here were from high-class society, and they knew about Connor's rejected mate and fiancée, how she'd been cast away by her father, then her mate, and replaced by her sister. I ordered a caramel macchiato and a gourmet sandwich. "Is this the card you'll be using?" the cashier asked, and I nodded, wondering what the problem was. "Yes, any issue?" "No... it's just, this is an exclusive card, owned by maybe three people in the world. So I'm surprised if it's actually yours." She replied, and for a second, I almost punched her. 'Why would she think we can't afford to own such luxury?' my wolf growled, but I smiled back at the cashier, choosing to remain silent a

"Ethan, your life is worthless. You don't have the right to make it up to me." Just then, the First Elder stepped forward. He wore a grim expression and declared, "Ethan Gray, by unanimous decision of the Council of Elders, you are found guilty of grave misjudgment and abuse of authority, nearly bringing catastrophe upon the pack. "Your crimes are unforgivable. Effective immediately, your Alpha title is stripped from you. You are reduced to a common guard, and you will be confined to Penitent Cliff for the rest of your life." At that, Ethan collapsed to the ground, his gaze empty. He was nothing more than a hollow shell of his former self.

"Emma Walles, I'm Ryan Underwood; reject you as my fiance. Get out of my kingdom; I don't want to see you." "What, you reject me? Ryan, are you kidding me?" Emma asked in a hoarse voice that held back her tears. She didn't expect that on Ryan's 27th birthday when Emma wanted to give him a special gift, she would have to be heartbroken by the fact that her fiancé for two years had just dumped her away. "Don't ever come in front of me again; I'm sick of seeing your stupid face." "Ryan, you…" Emma muffled her tears because she wanted to ask something significant.

How was that a bad thing? Merida blew out a breath and rolled her chair around the desk until they were facing each other. She patted his knee. "There's nothing wrong with being the nice guy. You just don't look like one. The packaging doesn't match the inside, and the kind of girls you attract, well, they aren't looking for the same thing you are." Jamie tore the corner off the wrapper and broke off a piece of the candy. There wasn't anything wrong with chocolate. Why would someone throw chocolate away?

What was it? Her eyes stopped on a group of people at the bar, who were enjoying what looked to be chocolate candies wrapped in foil. The chocolate candies were in the shape of a heart. Suddenly, reminded of the M&M’s slogan, Elara marched up to the bar where the bowl of candies were and immediately dumped the bowl on top of the counter much to the annoyance of the guests who were in the middle of enjoying the chocolates, and saw the exact same card she had gotten at the coat check taped to the bottom of the bowl.

"Fine then let's reject Monika" .

he asked gently. Ethan nodded. “Mommy says she does not… but I know she does. She just pretends.” Reid smiled softly. “That’s very thoughtful of you.” Ethan ate the rest of his lollipop happily, legs swinging. “And mommy says when someone is sad, giving candy makes them less sad! So if you get sad again Uncle… I can give you more cola pops.” Reid paused. There it was again. That tug in his chest. He forced himself to keep his tone light.

Andy said. Patty picked out what she thought was best for the situation and they carried them to the counter. The clerk’s eyes bulged as they one by one dropped handfuls of pregnancy tests on the counter. Jesse placed his can of athlete’s foot spray next to the small pile of pregnancy tests. Carter placed the box of dog treats and the squeaky toy next to Jesse’s can of athlete’s foot. Patty looked down at the row of candy under the counter. Her eyes zeroed in on the Kit Kats and she instantly wanted them. She grabbed seven of them and tossed them up on the counter. Andy grabbed a box of condoms from the check counter and threw them on top of the pile.

Her stomach turning at the thought of the food she used to like. “Did you like it before?” “I did, but now. Even thinking about it-” Annie said, bringing her hand up to her mouth. Her face going pale. “Do you like oranges?” Candy asked, trying to get her mate to think of something else. “My grandmother used to bring me and my brother chocolate covered oranges every Christmas.” “I do. That’s actually been one of my biggest cravings. That and jalapenos.” Candy nodded, a smile on her face as she decided where they would be going. She continued driving until she pulled Dev’s mustang into the parking lot of a Mexican restaurant. “I hope this is okay.” She said as she parked the car.