The Rejected Stone Story Novels & Stories

He laughed softly. “Why couldn’t the Goddess have chosen someone like her instead?” Cruel laughter and whispers bubbled through the hall. My hands trembled, but I forced them still. The pain of the mate bond rejection began to burn in my chest, raw and unbearable. “What’s your name?” Rafael sneered. My lips quivered as I answered, dreading what I already knew. “Anya Thornveil.” His voice carried like a curse across the hall. “I, Rafael Blackmoor, reject you, Anya Thornveil, as my mate.”

He suddenly pulled me down and placed me on his lap, digging his face into my neck, wettening it with his tears as he kept on pleading. "I won't." I whispered into his hair as I shakily lifted my hand to gently run it through his hair," I won't reject you, Theo." I kept on cooing at him until he calmed down, leaving him hiccupping from the crying. "Please just do it." He softly whispered. "Do what?" I asked as he looked at me with a weak tearful smile. "Reject me." He replied, making my heart drop to my stomach as my heart clenched in pain at his words.

"Sophia, this fire may have burned down our physical headquarters, but it hasn't broken us. We're going to rebuild, stronger than ever before. And once we unveil the truth, those responsible will face the consequences of their actions." I held his hand tightly, offering him my unwavering support. "We'll get through this, Derick. We'll rebuild not just the company, but our lives as well. Together, we'll create a future where the Moon Stone pack can thrive, free from the shadows of betrayal and deception." Derick nodded, a glimmer of determination returning to his eyes. "You're right, Sophia. We'll rise above this. And once we have justice, we'll have the opportunity to start anew, far away fr

My frustration turned into a torrent of tears as I collapsed onto the ground, unable to contain my emotions. As I sobbed, I confessed, "Cade rejected me as his mate. I know I'm not supposed to tell you this, and I'm not seeking sympathy from you either. I just can't go back after what you did. He will never believe me, and Cade is my living hell." The weight of my words hung heavy in the air, a painful reminder of the torment I had endured.

"Look at his shabby suit and watch. He can’t even afford an elegant dress for his wife!" My eyes filled with tears as I turned to Nathan, the only one who could clarify their doubts. "Nathan, don't you want to speak for yourself? Just tell us the truth, please," I urged softly. "Where did you get that stone?" "I just happened to buy that stone..." Nathan finally replied, shrugging his shoulders, though his explanation lacked conviction. He knew that his words would not be readily accepted, so he elaborated further. "A week ago, as I was searching for a job in the city, a young homeless girl came up to me and offered me the stone. She said she needed the money for food, mentioning that she ha

“F*ck off! I’m not interested in such rubbish!” “Haha… Young lady, you don’t need to be in a hurry to reject us!” The man in front of her did not seem to be angry. He flipped his hand and came up with a middle-grade spirited stone. He placed it on the table. “This is a middle-grade spirited stone and it has an equal worth to one hundred low-grade spirited stones. Casual trainers like you have never seen spirited stones like this right? Haha… How about that?” “You’re giving it to me?” Daniella glanced at the spirited stone on the table in despise.

Cyran found a doctor who could put the Stone back in my body, but now it was a waiting game to see if it would reject me. The doctor had been concerned about the Stone rejecting its host due to the fact that I hadn’t protected it before. We considered not putting it back in at all, but if we hadn’t, it could have been worse. The Stone needed a host, but supposedly I was the only one who could do it.

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

He knew what this would mean. Alpha rejections had more consequences than simply being humiliated by the own一 and in this case return to where they came from or to theirs or Moon Stone Pack, which we already knew since the Oracle had told us. A rejected she-wolf was an object—a slave compelled to serve her rejector for the rest of her life, cut off from her family, her history, her self.

This man didn’t have a heart. “The number of casualties is in the thousands. I have already sent out a group of warriors. They are instructed to visit the villages that have been devastated. They are helping to give all the deceased a proper burial. The tale of the Terminal stone came from our ancestors. Everyone believed that the stone wasn’t real. Just another folklore. If this stone is real and Thane acquires it, that’s just making our job a lot harder.