Romans & histoires You Rejected Me Remember

“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

"Raymond, why are you leaving in such a hurry? Do you not want to see me? I know you've never liked me since we were children. "You always thought our parents favored me, and you resent me because of that!"

Know this one thing, if it's the only thing I want you to truly take from all of this that has happened between us. Those days with you in the woods were the happiest of my entire life, then finding out you were my mate made my life worth living, but last night with you, that was the most important moment in my whole world. I will always think of you, I may have rejected you, but you never had the chance to reject me, neither did you accept my rejection so for as long as I live I will always feel you even if you can't feel me unless you decide to reject me.

Tears came harder from my eyes, and Jackson hugged me tighter. "There was no protection," I admitted in a loud, broken voice. "I hadn't thought about any of that; when the rejection happened, it all happened so fast, and then came the lockdown... There are moments of that that I don't quite remember, because they happened and my mind chose to think about other things." "You avoided it, and it was logical that you did, so you don't have to blame yourself for anything, do you understand?" she said, and I nodded.

She whispered. "Please don't say that, there's more to life. We all need you, I need you to stay alive. Please don't give up now." Jade begged. She squat down to hold Pamala's hands. When she stared at her best friend, Jade saw that Pamala had lost all her sparkles, she seemed lost and tired. Her heart clenched and she swallowed the lump in her throat. How was Pamala ever going to survive a rejection.

I swallowed hard, replaying the memory like a bad movie. “He said something about rejection.”

This was a pain I couldn’t express, a pain that lingered even after I had lost my memories. Rejecting him was urgent.

I told him it was too soon and that I didn't want to think about it. Then we got into the subject of my mate. That conversation didn't go too well. It made me think about things 10 years ago. I want to forget those days. I hate that he brought it up. For the first time in my life, I was rejected. But it was 10 years ago. I should be over it by now. Kennedi brought me back to reality from my thoughts and blind walking. "Are you going to open the door?" She asked me. "Yes. Of course, I am." I responded.

The day he tore my heart apart with one word: Rejected. My breathing turned shallow. I couldn’t believe it. I’d worked so hard to bury that memory, to forget the way his rejection shattered me. And now, here I was, in some strange room, on the exact day my life had fallen apart. “Why now?” I whispered, clutching my chest as the storm of that memory crashed over me again. Then I heard it—soft but strong, a voice inside my mind. It’s been too long, but I’m here now.