Rejecting A Wolf Novels & Stories

Kai, my wolf asked, and I groaned out with a frustrated look on my face. "Just keep shut," "You're at fault. She rejected us just because of her. I'm in pain right now,"Kai said, and I let out a soft sigh. "I'm also in pain. Not like I'm at fault. Maybe I should just accept her rejection,"I said through the mind link. "Don't try to do that,"he disagreed angrily. "Just keep shut,"I said as I disconnected the mind link connection between me and my wolf. I looked up as a knock landed at the door. "Come in,"I said with an angry look on my face.

"Why indeed? I did not know myself. Or maybe I just want you to reject me right away so that we will free ourselves once and for all. Don't you think it would be better that way?" "You want the alpha to reject you, Autumn?" Cedric asked. “Are you sure about that?” "Yes. Why? Is there something wrong with that?" Cedric bit his lips. "Are you sure? Did you not know that being rejected more than once might make your wolf disappear? Well, sometimes, it happens like that. Sometimes, there are instances in which it will not happen at all. If you want to be rejected by the alpha, make sure you're certain about it. Losing one's wolf is like a death sentence."

It looked like sadness. I shook my head quickly. “No,” I whispered. My voice trembled. “I reject you.” The words felt like knives leaving my mouth. “I reject you as my mate.” The wolf flinched this time, I saw its ears lowered slightly, his tail fell behind him as if the words had physically struck him. For a brief second guilt twisted through my chest. But it was gone as quickly as it came. I was still shaking, still terrified at what it could do to me

Anaki had always wanted to hear about Moon and Kurgi's 'sin against nature' for a long time. "You and Rex's beta would get along just fine with the braicell between the two of you.!" Kit chuckled, making Rex smile, thinking of him. "Only 3 wolves in Creation have dared to go against Nature, committing the most forbidden law, 'Wolves are born...not turned'. The first wolf to do this was Winter Wolf, I was the second, and Rex you were the last, but you certainly won't be the last." Moon recalled Anatashi's words from this morning.

Something chosen. Araya's wolf steps toward Ronan. Away from Jasper. Jasper's hand falls empty to the snow. "No. Please. Don't leave me." But Araya's wolf doesn't stop. She moves to Ronan's side, pressing against his larger form. The message is clear. Undeniable. Her wolf has chosen. Orin's voice rings out. "The trial has spoken. The wolf accepts the Direwolf. Rejects the Alpha." Jasper collapses completely. His sobs echo through the clearing, raw and broken.

The words finally escaped my lips. "I, Nicole Woolridge, reject you, Jackson Byrd, as my mate." The wind that day was relentless. It tangled my hair, stung my cheeks, and blurred my view of his face. Maybe that was for the best. For the first time, I couldn’t read him. Sadness, regret, determination, perhaps even sorrow—I couldn’t tell. But my wolf felt it. A rejection wasn’t just words to a werewolf. It was a severing of something primal, something written into our very bones. Our wolves howled in protest, but mine was silent, still. She had made her choice long ago.

"We are a fated people. Someone is your mate and was waiting to discover you until after you became one of us." Clara stared at James. "Do you have any other questions?" She shook her head no. "You always seem to take on information easier than I expected." "I don't buy it." Clara shrugged. "No offense, I'm sure you're telling the truth, but no guy in the pack will even look at me. You yourself have some reservations about turned wolves. I don't think I have a mate and if I did he wouldn't want me. If anything I should prepare myself for the pain that I'm sure comes with rejection."

“It’s not important.” “Did you steal it?” She raised her voice. “Do you want me to return it?” I yelled back, my exhaustion giving way to anger. She fell quiet, her shoulders slacking. “Just as I thought. So please, take the money and let me be pleased.” I held myself together as I walked up the stairs. I didn’t want her to see that I was in pieces. It would lead to more questions and I would have to talk about the rejection. In my pack, rejected wolves were treated worse than dormant wolves.

Knox stood before Ariana with narrowed eyes, he could feel the spark and the nerving jumps of his wolf in his head but then he was determined. "Ariana Carl, I reject you as my mate!" He muttered in a calm voice, he could feel his wolf breaking and tearing up in his head but he cared less.

The shade of the tree I was under at the edge of the training field blocked the sun from hitting her directly, but the relaxation she felt from taking in a large breath of the fresh air was apparent on her face. "But he already knew she was his mate, and you already knew he had a mate," I trailed off, not understanding why she would try to move in on a wolf who had found their soulmate. "Why would…" "Rejection." She simply answered. Her lack of emotion made my chest tighten. "It isn't common, but it happens. Mates are sacred to the wolves. Nothing can make a pack rise up against another like someone getting in between or disapproving of mates. But, a wolf can reject their mate before a mark