Rejection Roadtrip Novel Novels & Stories

The pain was so much that I collapsed on the leaves, my fingers grabbed in dirt and I felt something within me, something cold and mine ~ KILLIAN~ She looked at me like I made a mistake in my choice or like the Moon hadn't made a mistake, like fate meant something and I hated it, I hated the way her eyes didn't move when I spoke or when she didn't beg. I hated the quiet way she broke when I said the words. “I reject the mate bond.” I was expecting her to cry out loud or scream but she did none. The bond should have broken when I said those words but it didn't, it bent and clung to me like a wound that refused to close. The crowd didn’t care. They roared, Cheered, Some of them laughed. The r

The city grew closer with each passing mile, its skyline beckoning me with promises of intrigue and danger. With my family, my pack, and my past fading into the distance behind me, I turned my gaze towards the unknown future that awaited me in the city. The black SUV carried me towards my destiny, the road stretching like a ribbon of possibility. And as we hurtled towards the city lights, I knew my life would never be the same again.

I had been a girl with a future, a girl who still believed that the world was a place where goodness was rewarded. Why? The question screamed in my mind until it was the only thing left. Why did I have to be the one? I had done everything right. I had been kind. I had been patient. I had even accepted the crushing weight of rejection without turning to bitterness. I had gone home that day expecting a quiet night, perhaps a dream of a better tomorrow. Instead, I was met with a nightmare that refused to end.

Stupid as she was, she most likely thought herself to be the fairest in her profession and this was probably her first rejection, and she never anticipated it. Retarded Whore. My anger was still there and maybe the best thing to do would have been to run her over but for some reason, I wanted Diane to be the one to punish her for all the crimes she had committed. My hands tightened on the steering wheel, and I was going to return to the city when I noticed a small road that went off the main path. I had been so focused on the wrong path for so long that I didn’t realize that there was another route that connected to the road just beyond the trees on the right side of the road.

"Hmm. Look, Jonathan, I think it's you at fault here. In the past, even if we thought Trisha betrayed you, the way you treated her was way worse than what we thought she had done to you. I don't know if she will forgive you or not, but it will be really difficult for you to pursue her again. Don't forget you called her son names for years." "I am regretting that, Jennifer." Jonathan confess. "Let's go; I am ready." Jace came and informed his best friend. Hour Later:- Jonathan and Jace's noses scrunched in disgust once they entered Trisha's neighborhood. The GPS says they are 500 metres from the destination, and they couldn't take their car from here as the streets are way too small. Living i

you’re close to downtown LA. I’ll meet you with some clothes.* he says and cuts the mind link. I begrudgingly do what he says and wonder towards the highway without getting too close. I shift back as I see my black SUV pull off to the side of the road and walk up. August quickly gets out and hands me some clothes. I pull on the boxer briefs and black jeans before pulling on the black muscle tee. I run my fingers through my hair and slide on the black leather boots I keep in the car. August hands me a cigarette as if reading my mind and I lean against the SUV and light it. “So are you going to tell me what got you so riled up that Romulus made an appearance?” He started “I mean I haven’t see

Once it came, I ignited the car engine and sped off. She had some guts to seek refuge with our pack's enemy. The Cross wood pack has been enemies with the crescent moon pack and a truce was called merely a few years ago. Seems like the alpha of the Cross wood pack wants to start a fight. I didn't really put the distance in mind when got that call. All I knew was that I need to get to Felicia immediately. The fourteen hours journey this late at night was not plausible so I lodged in a hotel after 5 hours of driving. It was 4 in the morning and I hadn't gotten some shuteye. I laid down on the bed and the next time I saw light was 10 am.

I just wanted to experience a little of what the world has to offer before being locked down. Slowly I sat up. Then without a reason why I started bawling. "Mommy" I sobbed out "I'm so sorry. I don't know what came over me. I just am afraid of finding my mate tonight and not being able to go on my trip." While sitting in my bead blubbering like a pup I suddenly was wrapped up in a tight hug from my mother. She knew my fear and had felt the pain herself when she met my father. She herself when she turned 18 was headed on the same adventure I myself was about yo head on. But the night before she was to leave she had met my father. He was actually ok with her still leaving. He would have fine w

I whispered. “You — what?! Did he break up with you? How come you didn’t tell that to me?” she asked. “I forgot. I was kinda preoccupied with everything and I couldn’t do anything, so I needed a break. That’s why you didn’t see me at my apartment because I was fixing myself so I could write again. You know that I love my career and many of my readers are waiting for my next book, but it turns out that it got rejected because it didn’t pass the company’s standard. They just said that my novel isn’t good for the reader’s preference. The hell! Why can’t they just admit that it didn’t pass their standard?” I ranted because I still can’t believe why my novel got rejected like that, even if it’s a

The bond was still alive. It wasn’t pulling back toward Silverfang. Instead, it ran directly ahead of me, stretching east along the road, pulled taut as a hound’s lead with the dog already out of sight around the bend. It had been drawing east from the exact moment I spoke the rejection on the Reckoning ground. I had spent all morning walking along its path like an idiot with her eyes shut. I came to a dead stop in the middle of the road. The crows suddenly exploded from the pines on both sides.