Rejected Mates Novels & Stories

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.”

Sometimes, if a one already has a chosen mate, and they do not want to ruin what they have with that chosen mate, they will reject the fated mate. Rejecting the fated mate gives the rejected a chance to find a second chance mate, which is rare to find, but it does happen. The bond between the first rejected mate and a second chance mate is as strong, if not stronger than the bond with their first chance mate. The lasting effects on the rejected mate is usually emotional more than anything.

I asked, though some cold, sinking part of me had already begun to guess. Kael's eyes found mine, and the grief in them had deepened into something rawer, something that looked almost like fear of what he was about to say out loud for the first time in his life. "They said my grandmother was rejected too," he said. "By my grandfather. Publicly, the same way I rejected you. And that the falling out with my father wasn't about disapproval at all. It was about her warning him, decades before either of us were born, that rejecting a mate without cause carries a cost that follows a bloodline for generations. That she tried to tell him the pattern would repeat itself if the family didn't break it

“I, Bastian Armond Ashworth, reject you, Lillian Dalgaard as my mate and future Luna of Greenrock pack.” I laugh; he has no clue. I will never mate with this fucker, but I’m not going to let him off that easily. Being rejected and accepting that rejection is painful for the rejected one. The one doing the rejecting feels pain for a while, then gets to go off and live their life, while their rejected mate suffers in agony as the mate bond slowly severs. For Alphas like us, the sheer agony of rejection; is magnified tenfold. It will be worse for me because of my Omerian status.

"Rejection, though rare, it happens at times. I must warn you though, it does hurt. The unfortunate part is it hurts both of us. But the rejected feels a much stronger pain than the one rejecting. So the one who initiates the rejection has to say it in a certain way for it to work. Also, the rejected has to accept the rejection as well so that the mate bond completely snaps. There will be nothing tying the two souls together. In this case, you have to say; I, Aria Crescent De Andrade reject you, Manny Reynolds as my mate and alpha. Then I will have to say the same and only replace the word reject, with the word accept. "

) > The rejector must formally reject them by stating their name, their rank and their pack before saying their fated mate's name and pack. > The rejected must then formally accept that rejection by stating their name, their rank and their pack. CONSEQUENCES Both feel the stabbing pain of the mate bond breaking. (Most report it as their heart was ripped out of their chests and yet they still lived) Both suffer similar symptoms to withdrawals One or both will suffer from loss of appetite and energy and will feel fatigued and tired. One or both will suffer from hot and cold flashes. One or both will suffer from nightmares Depression and anxiety (Mostly females)

The second which I found most intriguing is that his mate was not his fated mate, but a chosen one. I asked him to explain how a chosen mate worked in place of a fated mate. He said that it usually occurred when both had not found their fated mate but had found love without the bond. But the important part in making it work was that they would have to agree to reject their fated mate if they ever found them. Neither of them ever had, so it had not been an issue for them but they had made that promise when they chose their love without the bond.

I wanted to get my hands on my own money somehow to pay back the former Alpha and Luna. I knew that did not really make sense because I would technically inherit all of that money as the triplet's mate. I was marked, triple marked, and that was eternal. It could not be undone. Rejections of mates were only valid prior to marking and mating. Once both had been completed, a verbal rejection was just a bunch of empty words. Also, leaving a mate or mates in my case by whom you had been marked was excruciating for both sides.

“But there’s a thing called rejection.” “Rejection is when you’re not interested in your given mate or chosen partner, this stage could kill and can have you mate less for eternity; because the Moon Goddess is slight at giving second chances.” Dad explained all this rejection thingy to me. I love Trey more than anything, I have loved him for years, so I won’t ditch him for just some chosen partner or whatever they call this mate thingy, I rather be mateless and have Trey as my mate than to be mated to a demon in a sexy human form; I need to stop calling him that.

“Rachel I can’t do that. He is my mate.” That made Rachel feel like she had just been punched in the stomach. So he had been her mate and not herself? She was so upset and bitter, she wanted to get rid of Emma. “Then fine! Reject him! If he is your mate reject him!” Rachel said. Emma shook her head. “I can’t do that either.” “What do you mean you can’t do that?!” Rachel demanded. “You said you wanted sho fix everything right?! Then reject him!” “You don’t understand. We’re already mated. We’ve concealed our mating. There is nothing we can do.” Emma said.