Rejecting A Wolf Novels & Stories

The doc looks at me stunned, as if he’d never imagined an Alpha’s daughter to face rejection, and I suddenly felt ashamed. But then he composes himself, clearing his throat as he leans forward. “I want you to know something very important about rejection, Eloise,” he starts, my ears perking up in attention, and I nod. “When a wolf is rejected, the pain is significantly more extreme on your part as the one receiving the rejection, than the one who gave it,” he explains, and my mouth falls open to say something, yet no words come out, I just nod. I look at him, and his jaw clenches.

I scrolled my eyes to the other side. "Why didn't you talk on time? How the heck will I find her location now?" I blabbered, rubbing my hands on my forehead. "I'm trying to smell her blood and confirm if she's truly yours. She had gone before I could even confirm it. Why are you blaming me? You rejected her of your own accord," my wolf replied. I wouldn't blame him either; it's true I'm the one who rejected her. But now, I regret my actions in rejecting her. I should've at least rejected her in a polite way. Maybe she would've still stayed in MayHill pack.

I answered and Carla looked confused. "What about leaving and rejecting Dean?" she asked in wonder. I shrugged. "She was sad for a while. We both were but we agreed that it was for the best. She rejected him and his wolf at the same time I did. It saved us, actually" I replied. James shook his head. "I've never heard of a wolf rejecting her mate. Usually its the human and the wolf ends up weakening. Some have even lost their wolves over it." James informed me as if I didn't know.

the she-wolf manages to say after another five minutes of crying, and I allow my arms to drop away from her. "It's okay. Rejection is one of the hardest things a wolf can go through. I understand. Why don't you take a seat," I offer while pulling out the chair that sits in front of our double desk? She nods and gets comfortable as I move to my chair. I click on my screen and open the document titled Rejections. I had left it on the main screen to wait for its next victim. I scroll down to the next available entry and pause. I glance towards the she-wolf to find her hiding behind her long dark hair, and pity fills me.

“Yes, Alpha Johan. I was hoping you might have some insight to help me. I rejected my mate after he, well, abused me, and my wolf hasn’t returned since except only two times, for a few seconds each.” “The bastard was killed soon after the rejection,” Dad added. Alpha Johan nodded, “I see. First of all, I’m sorry for all you’ve been through. Can I ask you a personal question?” I shrugged, “I guess.” “Did your wolf agree with the rejection?” “He wasn’t being suppressed by Wolfsbane for a while, and when I rejected my mate, I still hadn’t gotten him back yet.” Alpha Johan seemed to think, “but, if he was there?”

He had gone through his father's diary yesterday and had learnt that when a wolf rejects his or her mate, the mate must accept the rejection before the mate bond could be broken. He wondered why she (Celine) didn't accept his rejection even when he had clearly rejected her after sleeping with her. Any female wolf would reject their mate immediately if they were in her shoes and had experienced what she experienced - getting f**ked by her mate and then the latter rejects her.

But the next sentences which followed dismissed every hope she had of rejecting him. "The rejection process cannot be complete until the rejected mate accepts the rejection..." Her heart churned. "Especially if the mate happens to be a human. A human can't reject his/her mate because they do not have the special wolf powers bestowed by the moon goddess. Werewolves are possessive so until rejection is accepted, they would always claim their mates. It is impossible to flee from a werewolf. They would always find you...." Slamming her MacBook quickly, Emma's chest rose and fell with a steady swift movement. It was impossible to reject Clyde. Her mind darted back to the warehouse, his anger. He

“Leo, he abandoned her! If not, she wouldn’t be in this state!” His words, the words from my mate, struck me in ways kicks and blows never could. Nothing was going as I imagined it would. “Can’t you see that nobody likes her? She’s going to be a burden to me!” My heart sank. A burden? Was that how my mate saw me? As a burden? I shook my head in unbelief and moved backward. I didn’t want to suffer rejection. After everything I’d been through, I couldn’t handle any more rejection! Plus, I knew the aftermath of rejection caused the rejected wolf to go feral. I didn’t want to do feral, so I would do the first thing that came to mind: Run.

When I spoke out, a wave of irritation and disgust washed over me. “I accept your rejection.” I said without battling an eye and surprise was visible on their faces. His face scrunched up into a frown. Then regret followed by remorse. "I, Rowena Lindsay, accept your rejection." I didn't want to show my pain as I feel the connection between our wolves fading. When it was finally over, I forced a smile. I was now an ordinary wolf. The moon goddess is once again using my life to play a twisted game, making me an object of ridicule. Nothing makes sense at all. Finding out I was pregnant when it's too late to save my relationship? Absolutely ridiculous.

"We have to go. Now. They'll be back with reinforcements." The once-rejected wolf nodded, his eyes glinting with determination. "I know a place where we can hide," he said, leading the way deeper into the forest. As they walked, Maya couldn't help but think back to the alpha's strange behaviour. "Do you know why the alpha rejected you?" she asked, hoping to get some answers. The once-rejected wolf shook his head. "No. He never gave me a reason." Maya frowned, her curiosity piqued. "But why would he reject you? You're strong, and you have a good heart. What could he possibly have against you?"