Rejection And Betrayal Novel Kairi 소설 & 이야기

I said without any remorse and rolled my eyes Silence dwelt in our midst for a while as we all exchanged glances before I heard him open his mouth and say “I, Emory Jahuth…accepts yo…uur rejection” His voice was trembling as he spat out every words, his pride hurting badly but I couldn’t care less. I had hurt way more than that, he had wronged me deeper than that. There was no way I would sympathize with him. At the sound of his confession, a sigh of relief left my throat and I looked at Remy who gave me a small smile. It was the end of the excruciating pain I never begged for. The bond was gone. ****

Matthew "Is everything set? We're coming," Nicholas asked on the phone. After a couple of visits to the human territory to coax Aria, he finally had a chance to bring her back here. Well, it was not voluntary. It just so happened that Aria exposed herself to the human villagers, and as her punishment, she was banished. Then, my brother came to the rescue. "Yes, I have everything set." The guilt within me still lingers deep in my heart. Aria was a friend, but I betrayed her by killing her parents. It was hate that drove me to commit such actions. Because I knew my brother couldn't do it.

I believed in him after all he was my right-hand man, and I knew he would do everything he could to bring Evelyn back. The second I found her, I would make her understand the consequences of rejecting me and severing ties with the pack. The pain in my chest that I felt was because she had rejected me without facing me. Normally, an Alpha shouldn’t feel pain during a rejection if it’s done face-to-face. Not having that closure only made my suffering worse. I sank onto the soft couch, surrounded by the three strong warriors who had followed me back. I could have just stayed back in the hospital. There was really no need for me to be here at the mansion.

Austin lowered the pages. He had spent too long letting the word duty flatten everyone involved. It had made his decision sound inevitable. Bellamy Creek needed support. Another Alpha had a daughter. A formal betrothal created an alliance. Therefore Hallie had to be rejected. Clean. Necessary. Almost impersonal. Except Hallie had been the one he rejected. And another woman was the one he had promised to marry. Neither of them had been created for his political calculation. Austin looked toward the window. The yard outside remained orderly. Bellamy Creek still needed what it had needed when he became Alpha. He could not rewrite those pressures simply because the consequences now hurt.

The sting of betrayal coursed through her veins as, slowly, the heat of anger began to roil inside her. "I know," he returned, the gravity of his voice surprising her. "She has been plotting against you for a length of time. But she will never get to you here." And though a flicker of relief did cross Aria's face, her past terrors swallowed it whole. "What about Kieran?" Her voice was bitter as the name tumbled from her mouth. "He rejected me." The brightness fled from Landon's face. "That man is no longer your concern. He doesn't deserve you, Aria. You're stronger than you think, and you deserve better."

She was having the thought of, what if Kaylon’s people don't like her? What if Kaylon’s people will make him realize that she was not worthy of him? She was afraid of rejection now that she learned about what it means to be rejected , when she accidentally opened a book that was about a mate's rejection. It was giving her the thought of trying to stop the time from turning, and just stay in the wildrift together with her alpha forever. She was also wondering how the days and time flew so quickly, that she was still wondering why it has to be her responsibility to serve others; when Kaylon is enough for her.

I bellow, forcing her to stop in her tracks. “Cass I changed my mind, don’t do this! CASS!” Instead of coming close, she screams back at me, shrill and breaking. “It’s the only way! The only way to survive this Ayr! You and I both know it!” “CASS!” “I Cassandra Kallio, reject you, Ayr Volare. I reject you! I reject our mate bond!” I drop to my knees and inhale deeply. My rejection has been bellowed out for every spy and eavesdropping little sneak to hear. On both sides of the river.

It’s as though my entire life, especially my professional one, has suddenly turned into a mess. I’m Luca Bright. Thirty years old. Still unmarried. No girlfriend, no children, just me and this unpredictable life. A few months ago, I broke up with the woman I thought I’d spend forever with. Turns out, she was cheating on me, with my best friend, of all people. The betrayal hit hard, but instead of letting it break me completely, I chose to let go and focus on rebuilding my life. Time isn’t exactly on my side anymore, so I’ve been doing everything I can to make each day count.

Curled up in the darkest corner, I cried, the sobs ripping from my chest as though they could tear free the anguish that had rooted itself deep within me. I had tried so hard to be strong, to pull myself together and face the pain with a steely resolve, but Coby's betrayal was too much to bear. His rejection was a wound I hadn’t seen coming—a knife thrust into my back by the very person I had trusted above all others. I had loved him with every fiber of my being, sacrificing my freedom so he could become the Alpha. And now, here I was, left to rot in this cell while he ascended to power.

The mate bond destroyed. What was he saying? Was it that he didn’t want her as his mate anymore? Was he throwing her away? After taking away the only thing she had, was he leaving her? “I; Kiara Cole, rejects you Zique Blud as my mate.” Kiara shook her head. “I-I won’t say it...I won’t. Y-You can’t do this to me. I trusted y-you...I betrayed m-my parents for you...I-I can’t...” More tears fled from her eyes as she crumbled before him, falling down to her knees. “Stop Zique...it h-hurts.”