You Rejected Me Remember Novels & Stories

Six months into my grim bone cancer diagnosis, the doctor urged me to get hospitalized before it was too late. Broke and out of options, I dialed Morgan Kramer one final time. What answered me was her 100th rejection. Despairing, I gripped the diagnosis papers and shuffled alone to the crematorium. "Hi, I'd like to reserve a cremation slot ahead of time," I said to the clerk. He froze. "You're dealing with something heavy? Where is your family?"

his voice dropped to a quiet growl, “..tearing yourself apart just for monthly payment, it's your job right? not my dirty game?” Karline’s breath hitched. Her eyes filled with fury and humiliation all at once. “You’re disgusting,” she whispered. Reid gave a short, humorless laugh. “What happened? You regret it now?” She froze. He tilted his head, that mocking calm back in his voice. “You think maybe… you should have accepted my offer two years ago?” Her body went still, but her eyes burned.

"I promise I'll never do it again. Arabella, I truly love you. I can't live without you. I'll send Lillian away so that she'll never appear before us again." I let out a cold laugh. "You say you love me? Do you even deserve to? I don't remember you anymore. Don't disturb my life again." With that, I turned to leave without looking back, but Jaden grabbed my arm. "Can we start over? You once pursued me for five years. Now, I'll win you back. I'll show you my determination." I yanked my arm away forcefully, feeling disgusted. "Even if you pursue me for a hundred years or a thousand years, I wouldn't even give you the time of day."

"Stop the pretence already, and I'm not going back with you." "What? But you agreed to – " "That's because I didn't have my memories back." I cut in and his eyes widened, same as Alpha Drew's. "You recovered your memories?" Alpha Drew asked and I nodded. Jared stepped forward. "I can explain." "Explain what?!" I snapped. "The fact that you treated me like dirt or the fact that you rejected me?!" His shoulders slumped down and a surprised look appeared on Alpha Drew's face. "He rejected you?"

"Then please hurry up and accept my rejection, so this damned mate bond can disappear. That way, we won't be tied to each other, and I won't have to see you ever again." With those words, I pushed him out of the room and forcefully closed the door.

Luna The shock of seeing Leo affected the rest of my afternoon. I paced through the little house I’d lived in for over a hundred years, unable to clear my mind of the way my soulmate had looked at me. The attraction was just as deep and pulsating for me as it had ever been, the pull on the golden arch over my heart painful, yearning and screaming at me to go back to him. I hated that it still existed, the shock of the soulmate symbol still in existence even though I had been rejected, and he was supposed to be dead!

“My dad was happy there. Thriving. And my mum’s spirit is probably in one of those crystals. Why on earth would I want the demons to drag all those wolves back to Hell?” He turned his head and tightened his jaw. “I should have known what you were the moment I discovered you’d spent all that time with Alpha Aibek.” “You weren’t the brightest wolf,” I said, trying to keep my voice even. “I had enough intelligence to win your heart.” The words were a knife to the heart, and I curled in on myself, trying not to gasp. I wasn’t sure why I’d reacted so strongly when I’d had four decades to get used to Griff’s rejection. Listening to him open up to me the night before my features changed and hearing

Some of my memories then I forgot something, because nothing stuck in my mind was how I suffered from my family since I was a child and I only remembered a few things and tried to remember when I was a child and my teenage years. The things I tried to remember I was a child are the things I want to remember and I don’t want to be erased from my mind and memory. “You didn’t remember that you had a rejected boy in front of many students?” I remember that, but not that man’s face. I had a crush on the boy I rejected when I was in my third year of middle school. I reject that boy not because I don’t like him, it’s because someone ordered me to reject him and that woman is my sister one year youn

“How did I get here?” I closed my eyes and tried to remember, but pain answered me immediately. It bloomed behind my eyes, sharp enough to make me gasp. Images flashed just out of reach. All I could remember was Mr Smith’s face twisting in disappointment, his voice raised in anger and agony, and my body weakening as though something inside me had snapped. I remembered that all these happened after he had rejected me even though I didn’t understand what it meant. It seemed to have affected us weirdly.

“Just come back to me.” A tear slipped free before I could stop it, tracking hot down my cheek, and I didn’t bother wiping it away. There was no one here to see me like this. No board members to impress. No enemies to keep at a distance. Just her, unconscious, unable to hear a single word I was about to say — which somehow was the only reason I could finally say it at all. “I rejected you.” My voice cracked on the words, rough and unsteady. “That night. After everything, after you gave me the one thing I’ve spent my entire life running from, I looked you dead in the eyes and called you pathetic for having feelings. I called you worthless.”