Rejected Mates Novels & Stories

Although he wouldn’t need to if he didn’t put me in the games in the first place. “I see.” I look back at my broken and bruised body, trying to process how I feel about this. I rub my forehead, wincing in pain as even that hurts. “Stace, for what it’s worth, hear him out before you make your decision. You two are bonded, and even though you are chosen mates, a rejection…” He doesn’t need to finish his sentence. We have all been told the value of the mate bond, even chosen bonds, and how rejections are rare because of the damage it causes. We have all seen the devastation from when someone loses their mate. Chosen bonds are nearly never rejected, as the bond is forged differently.

I smile, reading the names of her perfect mate and her compatible ones, wondering how her lie will play out. “Some times within the three years, their first mate and the rejected party make up and they are able to complete the mating bond. Other times they end up with completely different wolves.” She continues and I think of Amberle and Dominic. How those two are perfect for each other even though Amberle was rejected by her first mate and Dominic had to kill his first mate for trying to destroy his pack and murdering his mother. Life may be planned out on a map by the Goddess of Destiny, but she has written out multiple paths, twists and turns. Sometimes life veers into the alternate paths

“Hey. If you’re worried if… if I’m going to take her away- despite knowing that she may not be your real mate- don’t. I said it before; I rejected her. And you know that once a pair of fated mates undergo the mate rejection, they can never be together again.” As the Beta said, the mate rejection is particularly strong between mates fated to be together. Like how marking between mates can become permanent, the rejection is the same in that aspect. Once the words have been said, if neither werewolves were marked by their fated beloved, there was no turning back; the two wolves can never be together ever again. They can still be friends, companions, but the relationship between them can never g

In our future together. I opened my eyes as I exhaled and leaned against the column, staring up at the barn’s ceiling. As stupid as I felt now, how was I supposed to see it coming? The other fated mates I’d met in our pack accepted each other openly and publicly, even if they were otherwise private people. The same went for the wolves I’d encountered from other packs. A fated mate bond was just that — fated. I’d never heard of anyone rejecting their mate before, and I’d never heard of anyone being rejected, either. Fights? Sure, all couples fight sometimes. Falling out? Yep. Sometimes they lasted weeks, months even, but in the end, the mated pair always found their way back to each other. Th

“You fucked her for the entire night.” I just watched Maddox’s reaction. To his credit, he didn’t move a muscle. “We are getting off track here.” Reed stepped in. “Right now, say you two can’t get along. Everyone knows that rejecting your mate after you are mated will kill your wolf. I am merely offering an alternative. If you chose a mate before you find your fated, you will keep your wolf. What happens if you are fated, mate, and then you realize that you can’t agree? Live a life of misery or reject them and lose your wolf?”

He looks at me like I should know something. “Morrison if she never accepted your rejection then the bond between the two of you is still there. Remember when Elijah was in excruciating pain that one night. That was his mate who rejected him fucking someone else. He felt them mating. I finally got him to accept the rejection and since then he has been fine. He found his second chance mate in Lisa.” Liam adds.

Mack was so pale as if someone had drained all the blood from his body. Dad was stunned because this was the first time we heard someone finding his or her second chance mate when still mated to the first fated mate. “Naomi rejected him when she was underage, and Ruben was about to shift, but was going through the pain of betrayal under the influence of a poisonous drug. So, it didn’t break the bond completely. Whenever Naomi had s*x with someone…… just like Xyla and me, he and Neo also felt pain, but not to the extent where they could writhe. Moreover, Ruben’s wolf rejected Naomi unconsciously while shifting. So, he found his second-chance mate while still bonded with the first mate.” I exp

I huffed and crossed my arm and scooted away from him childishly. I did not care at the moment. HE was repulsive – in like a hot, bad boy jerk way. He rolled his eyes at me and took a deep breath before he continued. “As I was saying before someone rudely interrupted me, I did not officially reject you. In order for me to reject you officially, there is an actual line that I need to recite. After it is said, both of us would immediately feel as if our hearts were being ripped out of our chest. It is a painful process that signifies our heart literally breaking. We are mates, meaning that we were fated to complete one another. When we are officially apart, we are torn into two pieces until ei

Her look changed into amusement. “I’ve heard even mates could still be rejected . . . isn’t that correct?” His expression became dark as he pulled her closer to him. “Where did you hear that? Different packs may have different beliefs. Here in Snow Mountain, such a thing is frowned upon. There’s a belief that when mated wolves reject the other, they are cursed to be alone forever. Second chances don’t apply to them. It’s the same with fated mates who reject the other. Only the rejected mate will get a second chance. The one who rejected the other wouldn’t.”

He smiled at my reply, as his reply was very simple but easy to understand. “Although rejection took place and survived it, a second chance could happen as well. Like how humans come around with their new lovers and go through rejection, we’re going to be wary but can’t deny the pull of the mate bond. We’re just going to react to it despite the fear residing in our hearts. We’re still going to love our mates regardless of whoever they are, even though it will take time.” When I thought it was all done, Harriett caught my attention again as she added another thing about mates’ rejection. “I see, but what if they were accepted then later rejected? What would happen to them?” I suddenly asked a