You Rejected Me Remember Novels & Stories

I called. He turned around but his expression didn't change. "Do you need someone to talk to?" I asked him. He gave me a weak smile and nodded. We went to the rooftop and sat on the bench there. "She rejected me." He started the conversation. He looks so sad while he was saying that. "But.. Did she remember you?" "She did. But she also said that she was just playing tricks with me that day and she never thought that I would take that seriously.." "I'm so sorry to hear that, Cloud. "

My fingers were trembling uncontrollably, and the silence around me was deafening. When she returned, I took the glass of water but didn’t drink it. My mother sat beside me, her expression calm yet full of questions she didn’t dare ask. She just waited. Finally, my voice came out—a dry, cracked whisper. “He rejected me.” Her lips parted slightly, as if she hadn’t heard me correctly. “...What?” “Gunner,” I forced the name out, though it burned my throat. “He rejected me, Mother. He said he didn’t love me. That… that there was nothing left between us.”

“Stop it, Jordan.” “Come on. You’re unmated. I’m unmated. We’re both lonely. If we’re still without a mate when we’re like forty, we should agree to mating.” “And then have to deal with that kind of rejection as well when your true mate suddenly makes an appearance? No, thanks.” “As well?” Jordan asked. “What other rejection have you had to deal with?” “Huh?” “You just said you’d have to deal with that kind of rejection as well. I’m just curious who else has rejected you? Or what have you been rejected for?”

I ask concerned that she is slipping away from me. “I rejected you,” she says quietly. I smile down at her, “Ahhh, well that did hurt, I must admit little mate. But I did not accept it, therefore, it did not take,” I say to her calmly. She looks at me in surprise. “Why didn’t you accept it?” she asks confused.

"How did you end up alone, so far from any known pack?" I chewed slowly, buying myself time. The memory was still raw, still burned. "I was rejected," I said flatly, the words tasting like ash. A sudden, sharp silence fell over the table. I could feel their gazes on me, the shift in the air. "Rejected?" Rhys’s voice was low, taut.

And then there was Kael. The thought of him still made my heart ache, but the ache was different now. It was no longer the sharp, raw pain of rejection. It had softened, become something else, something that was part of me, but not all of me. He had rejected me. He had let me go. I couldn’t keep carrying that weight. I couldn’t keep waiting for him to decide my fate.

It wasn’t the first time in six years I was aroused, but it was the first time that it didn’t feel like a burden, and an unnecessary physical reaction. “The last time we met was behind the shooting range. The day you learned about your Nana’s death. You asked me to go public with you. Told me you’d protect me.” Then, his voice dropped. “I rejected you. I don’t remember what happened after that, but I was an idiot for rejecting you, that’s for sure.” “All this time I’ve been searching…we’ve been searching,” I let out a laugh of joy, anger, disbelief, and hope. “You’ve been here all along.”

"Are you still going to deny it, Alicia?" "Stop calling me by my name as if we’re close." I cut him off. Since it’s dark, I can’t clearly see his face. "Don’t you still get it, Elliot? The moment you rejected me, it’s over between us. Don’t expect me to treat you the way I used to." I balled my hands into fists. "Leave my room and never set foot here again. Otherwise, I’ll take it as you wanting me back." Elliot remains standing in front of me quietly. I don’t know what he has in mind, but I hope he understands what I just said to him.

“I can't neglect my job because it's been three days since I've been absent from work. And for that food, you just eat it because I'm not hungry.” Serry snorted at those words. Addy turned to stare, while her watery retina stared at her Alpha in silence. She wanted Addy to know if the rejection he gave for the umpteenth time had really hurt her, and made the scratches in her heart deeper. Omega was silent as Addy pushed her arm around the man's wrist without hesitation.

I would have to get myself together quickly so I could find a place of my own before Bella moved in with Jack. Busying myself with my phone, I sent a text to Tyler asking him to finish his side of the rejection. I could still feel him in my mind as a buzzing nuisance. "Tyler, please finish your side of the rejection ritual. I'll meet you wherever you choose to do the blood exchange." No reply came and I was getting a headache from the partially severed bond. I called his number for the first time in months only to go directly to voicemail. "Tyler! I need you to accept the rejection. I am getting a headache and I doubt you feel much better. Reject me then meet me to do the exchange and that's