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A LONE WOLF
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The Rejection HER STORY
Pamala was relieved when she saw a tent from afar. Blue was a traveler indeed. She couldn't wait to get to the tent, her body was about to give up."Just a little more, you can do it." Blue told her. She forced herself to move until they finally made it. She got in and fell on the makeshift bed tiredly. Blue hurriedly shuffled through a bag as she removed some medicines and bandaids. She ripped the fabric of Pamala's jeans, dabbing the wound with spirit, Pamala cried in pain. She finished cleaning the wound and wrapping it in the gauge."You'll heal fine. You might scar, I'm sorry." Blue said. Pamala could barely mutter a word. "Rest in here for a bit. I'll hunt us breakfast and bring you water" Right after she said that she was out. Her head ached so bad, she was burning up. It was better to die than to live like this. She wished she would die from her injury.Her eyes closed, her breaths were quick and heavy. In her trance She saw that werewolf from the woods, the grey massive w
The Rejection OMEGAS
Omegas, the word had never tasted so bitter in his mouth. Alpha Derrick Stone frowned, as his Beta mentioned the name to him. His son Damien didn't look at all pleased."Do you understand it's my 20th birthday celebration, an extremely important day. A chance to find the most important person in my life a MATE! Now why will I want filthy beings in a party like that." Damien sneered in total disgust.Alpha derrick seemed to agree with his son's perspective on the matter. "Beta Moses, I don't agree to it, why should we invite omegas?"" I know as a Beta I have no right in matters like this, but look at it from my point of view. It'll show everyone that you're a fair and just leader, let's do something different. The pack will be pleased, the aristocrat may not, but this is a good idea. Several powerful men would be in attendance with their daughters, hoping that one may become the next Luna of this pack, some will come just for the sake of networking. This will show them that you do not
The Rejection THE REJECTION
Jade sprayed the conditioner through the thick mass of untamed curls, trimming the edges nicely as she brushed into it. The hair slicked down beautifully, curling nicely. Pamala watched in awe as Jade performed magic with her hair. Strategically placing pins to hold the hair from her face. For the first time in a long time she liked her hair. "Jade. It's so beautiful." She praised."I know, I know. Let me do your makeup, you have such a beautiful face. I'm jealous. You don't need too much make, just a little touch here and there and you're good to go." She began to blend the concealer underneath her eyes, she did the winged eyeliner, doing Pamala brows nice, applying mascara and and a nice lipstick. Finishing with the highlighter. "Goddess, Pamala. You're so beautiful." She praised. Pamala was beginning to believe it, the reflection that stared back at her from the mirror was that of a beautiful girl, insecure but beautiful. The make-up and hair came out so nicely, she thought she
The Rejection THE WOODS
As Pamala dashed into the woods she howled into the night, the sight of the moon enraged her the most. She thrashed and rolled all over, using the nape of her neck to hit the trees in burning fury, She ran around in hope of exhausting herself and tiring her wolf, so as to reduce the gnawing feeling in her chest. She was relentless but it only made her more angry. Finally, she slowed down, slopping to the ground to whimper. The sound revealed how much pain she was in, she wanted to die right that moment. The moon goddess had let this sacrilege happen. Just when she was happy that something good was finally happening in her life, it ended up being another silly dream. She always thought she was destined for better, maybe finding a mate would change her fate for good. Pamala thought going to that party would make things different, but she had been humiliated, rejected and hurt. She was physically and emotionally bruised. She wanted to scream, vent it out and even hurt herself.The humil
The Rejection QUESTIONS
Pamala sniffed into her mother's shoulders crying. Her will to live reduced to a zero. She didn't want to go home, she wanted to die. Even die from her injuries, why had that strange werewolf helped her. He would have left her to her fate, death would have been better than this hellhole she was living in."You're bleeding way too much, Pam. We need to get you to the pack healer immediately." Kala panicked as she stared at Pamala's wounded neck that wasn't healing as fast as it should. She grew worried, fear and anxiety gripped her. Pamala was turning paler and her breaths were shallow."I don't want to go anywhere. I just want to stay here and die." 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
The Rejection THE TRUTH
The woman had long cascading black hair, she wore a silk white dress with a beautiful train, crystals scattered across the dress. There were two pure white wolves on each side. She was majestic and out of this world.Pamala stood before her in wonder. She'd never seen someone so beautiful and ethereal. This definitely wasn't real."Pamala." She called out. The sound of her name sounded so soft and alluring, she should be kneeling in front this deity but she wasn't. She was staring at her unable to make out this situation, yet she was furious. "Moon goddess." She replied in disbelief. She really wasn't seeing a woman that had been talked about for generations. The moon goddess stood up from her throne she gave out her hand to her. Pamala stared at it in confusion."Come with me. Let me show you something." Her voice was gentle and calm, Pamala was hesitant at first but seeing the reassuring look on her face she took her hand. The minute she placed her palm within the goddesses, she w
The Rejection THE END?
At the Alpha's house.Damien clutched his chest, unable to breathe. It had been that way since he rejected his mate. The panic attacks were constant and terrible. It felt like a part of him died as well, but he would go though it, he would win and survive it. Many others did. It was better than having an ugly Omega for a mate. It'll be a shame and stain on him. After all he'll be Alpha soon, having an Omega for a Luna was terrible for the pack."He's burning up." His mother Jessica, the Luna of their pack said. She held the ice over his head as he shivered. She hissed in annoyance."This wasn't how I envisioned it to go." Alpha derrick said. He paced about with his hand on his chin thinking. "Why?" he asked no one in particular. "An Omega wolf," Then he laughed in amusement."Fat and ugly, it's a good thing he rejected her. He'll survive it, we don't want such a thing attached to our names. For goodness sake, why is he paired with an Omega of all wolves in the world. I still don't u
The Rejection THE THREAT
"She's stable, luckily you found her on time before she could bleed out. She didn't strike a fatal place, it could have been a lot worse. She needs a lot of psychological help. A Rejection is no joke" The doctor said to her parents. "Thank you Doctor. Thank you for saving her life" Kala thanked profusely. "She'll be conscious soon, stay with her so you're the first people she sees when she wakes up." "Thank you " her father added. The doctor left. Pamala could hear the faint sob of her mother, it broke her heart. She didn't want to wake and see this, that was why she needed to go a peaceful place. "Pamala. I'm so sorry, we couldn't protect you. We'll help you go through this." Her mother held her hands. "Don't cry, she'll be startled when she wakes up and see you crying " Mathew told his wife. Kala wiped her tears reluctantly. Pamala thought it was safe to open her eyes now, so she did slowly "mom," she whispered. "She's awake! Thank you goddess. Pamala, how are you feeling, doe
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