Rejection Roadtrip Novel Novels & Stories

"But I don't want a corpse. I want the girl who looked at the future Alpha and told him she hated him. That’s the version of you I’m keeping. Don’t let her die because you’re feeling dramatic." "Dramatic?" I laughed, a jagged, hysterical sound. "My mate rejected me in front of everyone! My sister is in his bed! And I’ve been handed to a man they call the Butcher like I’m a piece of meat! What part of this is supposed to be handled with grace?" "The part where you survive," Rowan growled. He shifted, his thigh pressing between mine, pinning me even firmer against the vehicle. The contact was electric. Through the thin silk of my ruined dress, I could feel the hard, unrelenting muscle of his l

I have a feeling Mate Hunter had left and Alpha Hunter was replacing him and I didn't like it. "Hunter," I cautiously began but before I could say more, I was sitting on the seat Everett was sitting on as Hunter remained sitting at the head with his head in his hands. My stomach painfully churned at the sight and my heart painfully squeezed in my chest. How is it that I keep unintentionally hurting the people I care about? Do I really have that much bad luck? " Hunter," I softly called but received no response so I stood up and cautiously inched towards him so I could stand less than a foot away from him. "I knew you had rejected me. I told him." Hunter growled, making my insides shake with

He was unpredictable. "Follow the alpha's car. We are heading the same way." He nodded and started the car's engine. All through the drive, I could not stop my feet from tapping against the floorboards of the car. The air-conditioner only made me tense, so I pleaded for the driver to put it off and have the windows down. I could not wait. Every second we spent on the road had me gasping for air. Finally, the alpha's car drove past a rusted iron gate, into what could have been called a warehouse if it wasn't abandoned like what? Ten to twenty years ago?

I'm always doing that when I get in the house from work, the accused answered. Work? What work? Where? Asked Adam. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> AUTHOR'S NOTE: Hello there! It's me, Ayron. To my beloved readers out there, thank you so much for your love and support reading "The Unexpected Trip" I want this book more engaging and build an author-readers relationship. Please do comment or give reviews. As a reward, I will mention your name in the author's note section and you'll get a message from me in the next chapter. I will pick 3 lucky readers to be mentioned for the next chapter as giving gratitude to them.

That would be selfishness and it’d only make it impossible for me to get him. When I found out that Lea was starting to speak... I booked an international flight to somewhere as far as my money would take me. I was waiting in the queue but when my name was called, somebody suddenly snatched my luggage. It was Luis. @DEATH WISH Thank you for supporting my Novel! You may also read my complete Novel, (hmmm... while waiting for an update) Title: TAMING THE DANGEROUS CEO Thank you so much! Want to hear your review! THANKS A LOT!

This is book 3 of the series, Callie's story. Hope you guys enjoy! After being rejected then leaving the only place you've ever known was tough, what made it even harder was finding out you were carrying another life inside of you. Two life's in fact.Callie had been gone for over six years, and in those six years she gave birth to two miracles. Now she'll have to return home, and face the father of her children. Adrian was always the jokester of the group, you would never see him without a smile, but after six torturous years that smile was non-existent. He had lost all trust in the people around him but maybe he'll Trust a Rejected?

Some hotel room echoing with the ghosts of ten thousand strangers, picking up my echoes for a night or three or five until I’m gone again. Always on the road for money and for love. It’s why I’m here now: crappy diner with fluorescent lighting and blue plastic booths, the best this town has to offer. Any port in a storm though, and boy is it a storm out there. Enough to run even me off the road, mangle my tire against broken debris sloshing along the asphalt. Fate telling me to stop so that he could find me. With his pretty brown eyes and his blue-checkered shirt, coming out of the dark like a knight in a shining tow truck.

The crunch of the rocks under the tires normally soothed me, but today they were like grit in my eye and nothing more than an irritant that kept me from proceeding at the speed I preferred. The wind did its best to rip at my ponytail, and the sun tried to blind me. The long, country road to the lake spread out ahead, and the heat shimmer created a mirage on the asphalt. I pulled down the visor to stop the light from directly hitting my pupils; those bright golden beams were just enough to obstruct my vision. And then my world shattered.

Rubbing her brow, she said wearily, "You should head out first." "But, Ms. Thorne—" "I said go!" she snapped, her patience worn thin. Maxwell pressed his lips together. Despite his reluctance, he forced himself to step out. After he left, Beatrice went back to her desk. Looking at the error-filled report, a wave of memories washed over her. Seven years ago, I had also been a rookie starting from scratch. I had neither experience nor an outstanding academic background. Surrounded by applicants far more qualified than I was, I barely stood out at all. Yet somehow, I was the only one who made it through the probation period.

With every breath I took, it felt as if someone was repeatedly squeezing my heart over and over again. The thought of every cherished moment, every of Leland's touch while we made love, and all the memories we had intensifies the pain. "Nothing can be done, Tris," I replied sadly. "It's over now." "What are you waiting for?" The voice of Rhian broke my thoughts, "He doesn't love you, so why force things? Just accept the rejection and let's be done with it," she snarled. "What the hell is going on here?!" A familiar voice interrupted.