Rejection Roadtrip Novel Novels & Stories

Back on the desolate road. Still on her new journey of finding Levi, Kimberly trudged along the desolate road, the scorching sun beat down on her. After what felt like an eternity of halting cars for lift, a truck finally pulled up beside her. She suddenly felt a sense of déjà vu wash over her. It was as if she had been here before, in this exact same situation. She remembered it was the last time she had run away, fleeing from her parents and from the suffocating town, when a truck had pulled up beside her, offering a ride that had nearly ended in disaster.

"I found her at the border trying to run away, I guess her mate was Thaddeus' son." His lip curled in disgust. "Poor girl," he said, looking over her sleeping figure. "She definitely didn't deserve the cards she was dealt." "No, she didn't. I just want her to be happy here, but it's taking some time. I don't know what to do—no one does. I've never seen a wolf be rejected by their mate and survive," I admitted, my voice cracking as I realize how poorly prepared I am to help the girl in my arms.

she said slowly as the cracks of her bone filled the room. He moved towards her, trying to hold her down but was met with the greatest shock of his life. His eyes were almost popping out of their sockets as he stared at her. All his life he had prayed for this and had thought the moon goddess didn’t want him to have it, but he had not expected it to come in the form of his useless and worthless daughter. “Stacey!” He yelled out before a white light illuminated everyone. ******** hi everyone, it's Darcel again. Please your comments and likes would be deeply appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you all. And yes, the last chapter of 'the rejected doctor' would be after this. Thanks for

Every single one of them was a reference book related to our werewolf history and I have found a few other cases of rejection documented within their pages. When Alpha and Luna returned on the day I read the diary, Alpha insisted I take the diary and read as much as I wanted. His trust in me, his willingness to share this most private of his mother’s possessions with me has touched me deeply. Reading her words as she moved on from her ordeal has encouraged and emboldened me and now my decision is final. I will reject Ace and put him behind me. My only problem is that, unlike Luna Jennifer, I have nowhere else to go, nobody to turn to outside of this place. She was able to go to a new pack, w

Without saying a word, I turned to leave, my crutches thudding against the cold, worn-out floor. As I exited the motel, the night air felt heavy and unwelcoming. It was as if the universe was against me leaving my parents and Max. Like they didn't want me to start afresh. I hobbled along the sidewalk, trying to find another option. The next motel I came across had a similar reaction from the receptionist. It was as if I was wearing a scarlet letter, and the stigma of being rejected over and over again was crushing. Desperation started to claw at me as I continued my search, but each place I tried only seemed to see me as something I wasn't. Just as I was about to enter another motel, a man r

Because every rejection meant one more chance to prove I wasn’t the same man I used to be. My car finally reached the main road. The night air swept across the windshield, carrying with it the mixed scents of the city—smoke, street food, and the pulse of a life that never really slept. I drew in a long breath, dropped the cigarette into the ashtray, and tightened my grip on the steering wheel. Tonight I wasn’t going home with a victory. But I was going home with one small certainty: I had found the path again. The path back to Sienna. And though it might be long, winding, and full of thorns—I was ready to walk it.

Normally, she’d find the open space and rock formations and clumps of trees glorious and wild, but with those heavy clouds moving towards them, the desolation was far from comforting. “OK, let me see.” She untangled herself from her coat and threw it in the back seat. With her slim fingers she scrolled through a list of hotels just off the road they were on. “Yeah. There’s a motel about fifteen miles down this road. Looks like a crappy place, but I’m assuming they have walls and heat. It’ll do, right?” “Yep. Any port in the storm.” He squinted at the sky. “Oh, shit. Those clouds are moving way faster than I anticipated. We’ll have to drive through it.”

"Think that wraps this up? You need a wake-up call, or you'll never learn." He slung an arm around Derek and Morgan, storming out. Since I was a minor without parental consent, the cremation booking evaporated like smoke. Defeated, I slunk home to pack my meager belongings before they could trash them. While I scavenged in solitude, my so-called family was having a good time at the amusement park.

"A car will pick you up at the hotel. Don't be late." He turned and walked away, flanked by security, leaving a trail of expensive cologne and dread in his wake. I knew I was in for a war and as I watched his retreating back, a strange calm settled over me. I wasn't the twenty-something girl he had discarded. I am a mother and a survivor. If he wanted a fight, I would give him one. We went back to the hotel in silence. I paced the room, my heart rate refusing to settle. Freddo sat on the edge of the bed, still holding his trophy, staring at his reflection in the mirror.

The warmth of the room felt mocking against the frost radiating from my soul. "Reject me. Tear the tether. I’m standing here, waiting for the blow. I wouldn’t be begging if the Moon Goddess hadn't been so cruel as to hand the power of rejection solely to the Alpha. I am trapped in this link, and I need you to sever it so I can finally breathe. So I can live."