The Rejected Stone Story Book Novels & Stories

Ariana’s parents worry sick of their daughter. Since she has returned from the castle, Ariana refuses to eat. For the past few days, she has stayed in her room, locked, refusing to even meet with her best friend. Her father came to ask her to let him in several times, yet he heard nothing but silence coming from his daughter’s room. When he listened carefully, he could hear silent sobs, assuring him of his daughter’s presence. Her tears and silent sobs break his heart, but there is nothing he can do to help her. Ariana must go through this alone, but once the pain from the rejection passes, she will feel better. Peter was sure about it.

"I, Xavier De vil, Reject…" "No!!!"

For even though the doors are sealed, they could be opened once more. “Is that it?” I ask Sunu when she finishes reading. Utterly disappointed if that’s all the book says. It feels like a huge build-up to nothing. Nothing that we didn’t already know anyway, except that there are four stones, not just the one hanging around my neck. “There’s more,” Hesitantly Sunu speaks and her eyes drift to catch Althea’s, who nods her head at the older woman to carry on. As if giving her permission to read what it says.

I reaffirmed and she starts to tear up. "Matteo but you can't do this, I love" "Not that word again Quinn" I intervene. "I don't know how it will work out for you and your mate if you ever met him but you know how it will feel like to have one. You would feel what I felt now after you met him" "He rejected me" she shouted at me making Thunder stir within me due to her disrespecting us in that sort of manner. She sobs "he rejected me and left for his pack because I told him I love you and you know what he says" she hiccups. "Good because I don't want a slut for a Mate" she continues to sob.

It ain't my kid; my attention was needed elsewhere. Axil had also stopped by once before disappearing again with the promise of picking me up after I was discharged from the hospital. There were tons of work to do as he tried to manage everything, starting from the humans who lived within the town, the old members, the new members, and the recently freed members. All the stone people were finally freed. I heard that a lot of them were able to survive while a few unlucky ones had long since ran out of life essence and had died beneath the stone, Bea's mother being one of them.

I've never seen the like. "There is only one like this," says Alpha Blue. "It is the last remnant of very old magic. I know it as the water stone. But others may call it something else." He places the stone back in the box, closes the lid and pushes it toward me. What am I supposed to do with it? "Alpha, I ..." I'm trying to think of a polite way to refuse this .. whatever it is. "Alpha Vuko," he says and I meet his eyes then and know there is no refusing him. "If there is clean water anywhere beneath the Barren, this stone will lead you to it. Will you do it."

"Tell me!" The guards ignored my yells and continued dragging me along. Then I stopped abruptly, refusing to go on. "I will not move an inch from here until one of you tells me where I'm being dragged to." I retorted with defiance, daring either of them to challenge me. The guards exchanged resigned looks. "This is one of the feisty ones," one of them muttered, and the other walked forward towards me. I jerked my hand from his reach as he reached for it.

Who could endure the troubles, oppositions, hostilities she passed through? " A penny for your thoughts, Mr. Demola Cole Brown. What ails you? ". Jennifer asked jokingly. Demola breathed a sigh of relief and said," Nothing my beauty Queen, I was just thinking about you and your bravery, your courage, and resistance. You are full of wisdom, glory, and beauty. Your resilience baffles me. You are the rejected stone but have become the pillar, head of the corner. You are a great asset to me, standing through thick and thin with me has delivered me from the trap of my enemies. I have become the head of those that enslaved me in Christ Jesus. Hurrah!!!.". Demola spoke in jubilation. He started to

So I comforted myself by saying, "Dad was right after all. All men are the same. They're all demons from hell trying to shatter a girl's heart into pieces, but I'm glad I glued my pussy so no man would toy with it. Bloody assholes." Just like that, after saying goodbye to my Dad, I headed out to an unfamiliar place with a shredded heart. The truth was that I had wanted to stay but I just couldn't remain in the city after what Mart said to me. Leaving was a way for me to clear my head, or so I thought. Not until after getting my hands on that stone that I later tested it to find incredible properties in it. "We want that stone, stranger. You can not come here and steal it from us." The bearde

"The stone stays." THE END