Skys Rejection Novels & Stories

“No one knows. It came from a burner account. But whoever it is… they’re digging. Deeper. There’s talk that someone’s reopening the Ice Hotel surveillance records. They want proof you didn’t just attend. They want proof you were with Ray that night.” The mention of his name sent a shiver through me — part longing, part fear. My chest clenched as memories crashed like waves. The scent of his cologne, the warmth of his hands on my waist, the way his voice trembled when he whispered my name as if he was scared to lose it. Ray. The Alpha who had torn my world apart with a single word — rejection. I ended the call with Lana and stared at the photo again. My reflection shimmered faintly in the pho

However, they gathered around before dispersing without touching my body. The sky burial practitioners were surprised by this. "The vultures aren't eating the corpse!" They exchanged looks. "Only those who have committed evil deeds are forsaken by the vultures during a sky burial." I looked at the vultures who hovered, unwilling to leave yet also not eating my corpse. A bitter smile painted my lips. It seemed Gideon had been right all along. I was an evil person who didn't even deserve to have a sky burial. The sky burial practitioners looked at my body, feeling distressed. Gideon said helplessly, "Let's collect the corpse and contact her family to pick her up. Since she's an Emperian, she c

She had no reason to say no. What I didn't expect was that Erika's gaze never even fell on the document on the table. Instead, she fixed her bright eyes on me. "And what about you? After selling your shares, where are you planning to go?" I stirred the coffee in my cup, my eyes unfocused. "Probably a different city or abroad." I had only stayed here because of Beverly. Now that she no longer mattered to me, there was no reason for me to be here anymore. Silence fell between me and Erika once I was done with my response.

We sat there for a while longer, and Sky's gaze was drawn to me. "Astrid?" he called out. "Hmmm?" In return, I responded. "Why didn't you accept his rejection? You're hurting yourself much more by not doing so," he pondered. "Sky, I wasn't aware of this; I didn't realize we had to say it loud and clear that we accept the rejection. It's not like he gave me a chance to say anything; he just slapped his words on my face and walked away." I told him. I could only admit that I wasn't entirely familiar with the protocol, defending my actions.

My blood boiled in my veins. I opened the door to the dressing room forcefully. Tears were streaming down my face as I looked at him. “Filthy? Slave? That’s what you really think of me!?” “Isn’t that what you are?” His reply was so cold it stunned me. “You were a fool to think that I would ever mate with you, even if the Moon Goddess fated it.” I blinked. What? “I reject you, Skye. I, Alex Wilder, reject you as my mate.”

"The first year. Around the anniversary of the rejection. I'd bought a plane ticket, packed a bag, was going to show up and tell you that I forgave you. That we could try." "What stopped you?" "I called the pack house to make sure you'd be there. And Cole answered." I felt Skyler tense. "He mentioned casually that you were out with some she-wolf from a neighboring pack. That you'd been seeing her for a few weeks." "Fuck." Skyler's arms tightened around me. "Wren, I—" "I know. I know you were trying to move on, trying to function. But hearing it... it felt like being rejected all over again. So I canceled the flight and promised myself I wouldn't come back."

They exchanged doubtful glances, but he insisted it was true, challenging their disbelief. Jason inquired why our parents had insisted on our mutual rejection six years prior. Sky shook her head, unaware he had already found his mate at that time. Krystal remained silent on the matter. When Sky questioned how she died, Jason chuckled, revealing it was his parents who had ended her life after they separated from each other.

He continued. “No. I won’t see her. She’s dead to me.” Sky shouted, tears welling up in her eyes. I couldn’t bare to see her like this. “That’s enough.” I told them. I waited for them to calm down before speaking again. “Sky has made it clear that she isn’t interested in seeing her mom. There isn’t anything you will be able to say right now that will change her mind.” I told him. He dropped his head, defeated. “Your mom and I are seeing each other again,” he whispered.

“I can’t believe you’re doing this to me, Jace. I can’t believe the man I gave everything to… is throwing me away like trash.” Jace exhaled slowly, tilting his head back for a brief second as if begging for air. “I’m trying to handle this like an adult. I want this done cleanly, not with screaming and fighting.” “Never.” Sky hissed through clenched teeth. “I’m not agreeing to this. Not after everything I’ve sacrificed. If this is about the merger, I’ll fix it. If it’s about your image, I’ll fix that too. But I’m not signing those papers.”

Sky had been in bad shape too before we connected on a physical and emotional level. Though Husk never seemed interested in me like that. He always seemed irritated. Even more so when I showed any sign of intimacy with Sky or Winter. Sky whipped out his phone. "I'll have him picked up—" "I'm fucking fine." Husk groaned, trying to move. I gasped, moving back to give him room. "Should you be moving around so quickly?" "You need to get checked out. Maybe fluids and other medicine can help buy you time," Sky said as he gave me a pleading look, and I nodded.