Synopsis Of Rejection Fiction Novels & Stories

"Oh, now you're worried about Penny needing her father? Where was that concern when you let those bastards take her place at elementary school? Did it occur to you that you were her father when you claimed that delaying her education for a year wouldn't matter? Zachary was rendered speechless by the barrage of questions. He could only shake his head in denial and cry. "I was wrong… I was so, so wrong…" I crouched down, forcing myself to look at that nauseating face of his. "Zachary, you aren't here because you're sorry. You're here because you realized Amelia was a fraud and that you're a pathetic loser who can't survive without me. You've run out of options, and suddenly you remember your h

Aunt scarlet was the one who stopped the heat pain but was unable to stop the pain of rejection. "Shrene baby.." Mom said sitting besides me pulling me into a hug. "What wrong did I ever do mom for him to do this to me, am I not pretty enough? He cheated on me mom and he rejected me why please tell me.." I sobbed hugging her tightly. It's been a week now since he rejected me. I couldn't even confide in my best friend Victoria because news had already spread that she left Micheal. I felt like I was all alone I felt like death was knocking on my door, the worst thing that could happen to a Wolf was rejection. It was extremely fatal and I knew I wasn't going to survive this not when my Wolf was

Trisha shutters and try hard to complete her sentence. "Why are you telling me all this?'" Jonathan asked but this time his voice became cold. "Can you plesae help be with my heat?" Trisha asks him suddenly which make both of the froze in their place. "No." "Jonathan ple.." "I told you omega, I don't want to touch you. Just because I don't act harsh towards you it doesn't mean everything is fine between us." Trisha nodded her head in understanding as she wiped her tears. her Alpha reject her. He rejected her during her heat.

Darrian could only hope that Alpha Finnian hadn't seen or reviewed any of them. Darrian realised nothing was going his way and once again he was sidetracked by Isadora, the mate he threw away. The mate that had slithered her way back into his life. Their interaction at that dinner table was torturous. Isadora always seemed to make him lose his senses whenever they met. He was never going to admit to anyone, not even to himself that rejecting her back then had been purely out of shock and no one would have blamed him. Mating bonds could be rejected if one or both wolves did not want the pairing and he, back then wasnt about to be hitched to some defective wolf, it would have jeopardized his f

“Yeah, Cami’s never been one for PDA either.” “Apparently that’s what the mate bond does to you, I wouldn’t know.” He shrugs, then makes a horrified face. “Oh shit! I’m sorry…” “It’s fine.” I push off the car and wrap my arms around myself. The only thing worse than getting rejected, is everyone pitying me over it. Well…maybe that’s not so much worse, just a really, really sucky bonus. Tucking my loose hairs behind my ears, I lift my shoulders. “Now what?”

I cry harder, wishing I could just fall asleep and never wake up. I was so foolish to think Luca could ever love me. Maybe I misread the signs. Maybe I was too hopeful. Or maybe I just wanted it so badly that I convinced myself it was possible. But now, after the way he looked at me when I poured my heart out, I know. There was no spark in his eyes, no warmth. Only pity. It’s over. And I’ve accepted that. As painful as it is, I know when to stop fighting. This time, I’ll let go. I have to. It’s the only way I’ll ever find peace.

the she-wolf manages to say after another five minutes of crying, and I allow my arms to drop away from her. "It's okay. Rejection is one of the hardest things a wolf can go through. I understand. Why don't you take a seat," I offer while pulling out the chair that sits in front of our double desk? She nods and gets comfortable as I move to my chair. I click on my screen and open the document titled Rejections. I had left it on the main screen to wait for its next victim. I scroll down to the next available entry and pause. I glance towards the she-wolf to find her hiding behind her long dark hair, and pity fills me.

I said desperately, panic dripping from my tone. "Do you understand or know what rejection means?" Aiden said, turning on his dryer now. "Yes, I do." I breathed out. He turned. "Rejection isn't something to be taken lightly, as it isn't something easy either. If a wolf gets rejected, they lose themselves, bit by bit, every inch of their soul torn away-" "Yes, I know that, but I don't mind!" I cut him off harshly. He only smiled dryly. "By the time the rejection's done breaking you, you won't have a soul or heart left to love me anymore like you want, Arielle."

He was also feeling the pain of the rejection. “It will continue to get worse until you accept the rejection,” he grunted through his own pain. I didn’t know if this was true or not, but I didn’t know how much more of this I could take. It’s so rare for someone to actually reject their mate that there weren’t many details on what happened, or what it was like. The pain increased again, and Atticus and I were both physically bending under the pain and the weight of the rejection. “Accept it,” he growled.

Maybe the final wave is yet to come, and the worst is delayed? From the stories I have heard or read, I know that the pain that comes with rejection is so intense that it not only knocks you off your feet but causes you unimaginable suffering. Strong wolves take several days to recover, and all the cases in which humans were rejected resulted in only one outcome: death. "OK." I absentmindedly agreed. There was no time to waste. The rejection proved I had nothing left in this pack, and nothing good awaited me. My mate, whom I didn’t expect to meet, also cut me out of his life. It was just Robbie and me. Maybe that was the sign I was waiting for.