Rejected From Internship Novels & Stories

“Growing. Contributing. Not disappearing.” His brows twitched in amusement or confusion, I couldn’t tell. We finished quickly after that. He shook my hand mechanically and promised to “be in touch.” He never was. The email arrived instead, two days later. Polite. Hollow. Another bench. Another steady breath. By the time the third rejection rolled in, the emails were beginning to form a pattern. We appreciate your interest. Unfortunately… We wish you success… elsewhere. I read each one carefully, as if somewhere inside the wording, there might be clues.

After kissing my stepbrother. I let out a shaky, jagged breath. What was I supposed to say? ”Sorry, Professor, I blew my career because I let the CEO pin me to his desk and eat my face.” I scrolled down to see another text. Orion Vector HR Portal Subject: Internship Attendance Alert Dear Gianna Toricelli, Our records indicate absence... Continued absence without notice may result in internship termination and academic reporting... I stood alone in bathroom, listening to those emails over and over until the robotic voice sounded like a judge sentencing me to death.

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.

The stream of hot tears was eventually let out to dribble down my cheeks and I raced out of the building. I could still hear their uncontrolled laughter ringing in my head and had no idea how far I'd run until I came to a stop at the sidewalk of an unknown street. My heart and breathing rate were uncontrolled and my eyes, well, puffy with a load of tears. The third tech company to have rejected me in just a day because I had no degree on paper. They couldn't even try to see what I could do and my potential. What lazy 21-year-old lady would have zero degrees in her name?

It is only because of my excellent skills as a waitress that I don’t drop the plates in my hands, but instead set them on the table and slowly walk toward the hostess stand in the front of the restaurant. I have to squat down to grab four menus, and I take the opportunity to inhale and exhale a few calm, cleansing breaths I’m hoping will somehow prevent the emotional tornado I can feel building inside me. I don’t know what to say to him. I haven’t even worked through the pain of his rejection yet. I wasn’t supposed to have to see him only twelve hours after it happened! Do I ask him why, or do I feign ignorance and pretend he’s a stranger?

He looked at me intently. 'You're my mate!' he said through a mind-link. I snorted. 'Not anymore because you rejected me.' I answered in contempt. He looked stunned and stopped dead in his tracks. 'What?' 'Oh, you rejected me as your mate, remember?' I said. 'Alexandria! You're alive!' he said with excitement. I couldn’t help but doubt his reaction. I step backward when he steps forward. 'Alexandria, I'm so sorry. I was wrong and I regret what I said. I'm taking back my words. I need you, Alexandria.' he said.

She took notes for me to study, but I could barely do it because mom's boss didn't like me doing that on work schedules. Until I saw my university internet user and discovered the Super Business Group Hamilton that was looking to concertize an internship program next to my house of senior Studies. I competed and the third most important moment of my life was when I received a call from Vania to tell me that Mr. Hamilton had personally chosen me to be an intern in the company. I was going to enter as a telephone operator in general reception, however, the day before I joined his private secretary was expelled from the job and the position was vacant.

She explained her fears. Still a little bit confused, her husband asked, “ And why won’t you want to be accepted there anymore? You sent in your request Email by yourself, or were you forced to do so?” “ No. The thing is, I actually sent a request Email to Justin’s company to serve as their intern all through my training. But right now, I feel a little bit odd about the whole thing. I don’t want to serve there anymore.” She explained.

"No way! I'd rather try another company. Surely you have friends, contacts, or business colleagues who can accept me for an internship, at least for three months." "I don't have any," Mario shook his head. "I don't have connections in the construction industry. It's clearly a different field. How could it work?" Ghea slumped down. Her hopes of getting an internship at her preferred place were shattered. Her brother was really useless. He couldn't compromise even a bit. "Then what about me, bro? I won't graduate if I don't fulfill the internship requirements. We have to submit our schedules the day after tomorrow." Mario seemed indifferent. He had given good suggestions, but his sister reject