Rejected While Carrying His Pup Novels & Stories

I blabbed and laughed awkwardly. "So after that, what happened? Did you guys kiss and mate afterward?" She asked curiously, her eyes beaming with hope. "No... My mate rejected me afterward." I told her and I could see her shoulders deflate. "Why? What happened? Didn't he like you? Mom says a mate rejection is always so painful!"

The master said and hung up. I put the phone back in the secret compartment on the inside of my pants. I’m starting to regret ever going along with this plan. But the master had caught me at my lowest and offered me the one thing I could never have, a pup. When I was a pup I was hit by a car and even though I was a wolf I hadn’t had my first shift so my wolf couldn’t heal me so in order to save my life they had to perform in hysterectomy at the time I didn’t understand what that meant because I was a pup. But as I got older it was then that I found out how my inability to not have a pup made me less desirable. Because as my other half mate asked me. What wolf would want a mate that can’t

He frowns and walks to my desk, and drops some files before heading back to the door. “That’s what we have so far on Titus' recent movements. Check it over when you get the chance.”I look and the folders but remain silent “You are not the first wolf that got rejected. I know how you feel it was the same for me when my mate rejected me.”I turn to him, surprised. I have never heard of his mate rejecting him. I always wondered why he doesn’t have a mate but concluded maybe he hadn’t found her yet. I can’t believe he found her and chose the pack.

I provoked and apparently, it's all he needed. “I, Carlos Stanford, reject you, Cameron Walker, as my mate.” A softly spoken statement, which carried a lot of weight. Though I was only seventeen and couldn't feel the bond yet, I did feel my wolf retreating at the back of my head, howling in pain. Putting on a brave face, I muttered. “Good riddance!” I stepped past him to leave but stopped by the door when I realized I hadn't done what was expected of me. “I Cameron Walker, accept your rejection.” I smiled through pain, giving a mock bow and stormed out of the room like my ass was on fire.

He flipped his attention to his men, “do you guys think we should stop? She's not accepted the rejection.” I swallowed hard, “I'll accept it, but you have to let me go. As long as I accept the rejection, you'll free me, right?” I knew it was mainly my imagination, but even my whole mind was going insane. I couldn't gather my thoughts, I couldn't think of a plan, all I felt was the pain wracking through every nerve of my body. I sniffed, wiping my tears with my bruised fingers, but the pack warrior laughed out loud. His gaze lingered on my bruised fingers and he reached for it, tracing the bruised parts with his fingers, “You tried to poison the Alpha!”

“Did you really think that I would allow you to remain a member of my pack? You just rejected your TRUE FATED mate, who also happens to be my beloved niece.” There were those few occasions when mates were rejected for whatever reason: they were too weak, not pretty, or handsome enough, didn’t have a rank, etc. Karson never imagined that one of his pups would be rejected, especially not his little girl. Karson’s eyes glazed over, “Kora said we need to get home and to bring Andrew.” He told Kelvin but never took his eyes off Andrew. Beta Karson arrived with Andrew and Wendy, followed by the elders, one of which was Andrew’s grandfather, Elder James, he was rushing towards. “What’s going on h

“He rejected me.” Mara nodded slowly. “Rejection severs the bond going forward. It doesn’t undo what was already completed.” Four to five weeks, she told me. Early. Certain. There was no question whose pup it was. I pressed a hand to my stomach, breath shallow. He had denied me. Cast me aside. And still, something of him remained inside me, growing quietly where no one could see. “If I stay,” I said slowly, “the pack will let him decide what happens.”

I didn’t make it far before my legs gave out. The moment I crossed the boundary of the ceremonial grounds, the pain I’d been holding back tore through me. I collapsed to my knees in the dirt, fingers clawing at the ground as another wave of agony ripped through my chest. The broken bond burned like acid in my veins. I had been rejected—but not released. My wolf whimpered inside me, curled tight and silent, as if she too was bleeding. “Get up.”

Of all the things that he would say, I didn't expect it. I gasped in deep air and blinked many times before I could respond to them. Immediately, my wolf paced back and forth, panicking at what we just heard. 'Go to her! Beg mate not to reject us!' 'Stop for a moment, I still don't know if he was serious.' Wait, was he really serious? We know Levi. 'This is all your fault. Mate will reject me, and I'll grow old without pups and live my life with squirrels.'

They were his best, selected for the specific purpose of recovering a Luna and her unborn children from an unwilling Alpha, and they had been traveling for however long it had taken to get here and they had been standing at this gate being refused for the period of the standoff and they were carrying the accumulated tension of all of that. On Jace's side, the wolves assembled at the gate had their own accumulation. Four days of a situation that their Alpha had created and had not resolved, the political discomfort of an unlawful taking that everyone present knew was legally untenable, the specific stress of facing an Alpha whose reputation they knew and whose formal demands they had been lis