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"I don't know." The woman looked at Eleanor. "Do you accept him?" Eleanor froze. The entire room seemed to wait for her answer. She looked at Ethan. He didn't speak. He didn't ask her to accept him. He simply waited. Eleanor remembered his rejection. His hesitation. The pain it had caused. Then she remembered something else. Her mother's words. You still have a choice. "I don't know." The councilwoman nodded. "Good." Ethan looked surprised. The woman stood. "Because neither of you understands what you're dealing with." She turned toward the council. "Bring the records."

she tries again hesitantly. "Warrior, I summon you to observe the lines of authority. My contact title is Secretary. Can you abide by that!" I demand authoritatively. She flinches and takes a step back. Her face turns red. "I'm sorry, Secretary," she stammers, tears appearing in her eyes. I sigh, this is the moment when I have to break it off with her. I walk toward her until our chests are close. With two fingers, I lift her head. "I, Eric Blakely, Secretary of the Royal King of Werewolves, reject you, Clair, warrior of the former Storm Forest pack as my mate. From today on, we have only a working relationship". She cringes instantly, her face a twisted mask as she clutches her breast. To e

My hand hovered above the knob and stilled there. “ I rejected him. But he refuses to accept my rejection. He will keep me bound to him and hurt me until the very end, Sky. That’s who he is. Now when you look at him, remember this and you will have the strength you need to fight him. ” Valerie whispered before I heard her echoing steps moving towards the door.

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."

The words felt like a physical blow to the gut, ripping through me as I stumbled back. No?” the priestess repeated, her voice shaking. “Alpha Kael—” He shook his head once, final and cold. “No, I reject the bond.” Gasps echoed from somewhere around - my mother’s sharp inhale, the priestess’s whispered prayer. My legs wobbled almost giving out. I stared at him, waiting for any hint that this was some cruel joke. It wasn’t. Then Kael’s voice cut through the silence. Cold. Steady. Final.

The Alpha Hall was thick with silence. Aria lay sprawled on the ice-cold stone, barely moving, her body shaking with pain that never seemed to fade. The mate bond had snapped like a thread, but the ache went on, raw and bleeding inside her. Her vision blurred, but the whispers around her cut straight through. “Rejection can kill a wolf, you know…” “She looks like she won’t make it.” “Serves her right for reaching so high.” Every word stung more than the last.

Veronica and I do not say a word to each other until we are close to home. “I'm sorry.” She whispers. I turn to stare at her, confused. “What for?” I ask. “The rejection.” She says, her eyes looking right ahead. I am relieved that she doesn't gaze at me with sympathy, as I don't desire sympathy. “I don't know what that must have felt like.” “It wasn't pleasant, believe me.” I shake my head in an attempt to laugh off the dull pain that usually engulfs me at the memory. “However, I believe the rejection has taught me to embrace life to its fullest, regardless of the challenges we may face along the way.”

I don't like the idea of it. I shut my eyes tightly as the pain swelled inside me, a tumultuous blend of every bitter emotion one could endure. Maybe, just maybe, this rejection was a painful redirection toward something more meaningful. I yearned to convince myself that everything would be fine, but the pain felt utterly overwhelming and insurmountable. 'We weren't molded just to cry over a spoilt bond, Emerald. Our life doesn't end here,' Diamond, my wolf, reminded me. Diamond looked vulnerable and heartbroken, but she was logical enough to think on the brighter side. She was right. Being rejected doesn't mean an end to our existence.

She couldn't move an inch, but she still forced her words out and demanded, "Why did that worthless Claire get your love instead of me? I'm better than her in every way." I didn't respond and just delivered her sentence with chilling indifference. "By the authority of the Falcone family's Don, I revoke all of Sofia's ranks and privileges. She is banished from this city permanently and never gets to set foot here again. Anyone connected to her betrayal shall be shot on sight." When my verdict ended, Sofia knew it was all over for her. She watched in horror as all her prized manipulations and everyone she had ever wrapped around her finger started crumbling away forever.

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