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Forgetting you

Werewolf

Sasha is a wolf. She was used to people abusing her it was her life but what she didn't expect is her mate to reject her. Alpha Jack. Jokes on him because I dont give a fuck. She joins another pack called the black diamond pack. Two years later her...

Rejected but don't care

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by 35novak

by 35novak

Fuck me. Waking up was a bitch. Knowing that the pack will just start throwing punches and insults my way breaks my heart. I still dont know why everyone hates me but trust me they do. I stand out of my bed and go take a shower. Looking at myself at the mirror I see a weak yet pretty girl just looking for love. I look away and walk downstairs to cook the pack breakfast. After and hour I have it all done. I dont get to eat or I'll get more punished than I already do. My parents and my bitch of a sister come down.
"Morning slut" Ashley said.
"Stupid bitch" both my parents say.
I scoff and head out the door. Today I turn 17, that means I could find my mate today and shift to my wolf. Once I reached school I'm filled with the amazing scent of blueberries and the ocean.
"Mate" said my wolf Alex.
She was jumping with joy and I was looking for my mate where is he? I finally found him. Turn around I thought. He does and what happens next shocks me.
Its Jack William's. I dont know what to feel he was nice enough but hes an alpha and will reject me the omega. I start to hope but that shatters when he walks up to me and says really loud
" I Jack William reject you Sasha Pierce."
My wolf starts to howl in pain.
I want to cry but I wont. I wont let him see me fall.
So what I finally say is
"I Sasha Pierce accept your rejection Jack William" with an emotionless face. He looks shocked and hurt but I dont care I walk away to the woods and ask the Moon goddess why she would make him my mate. As I sit ther I'm hit with this unbearable pain in my back. I scream. It gets worse and I can feel every one in my body breaking. Finally what feels like hours I'm finally a wolf but what shocks me the most is what I see in the reflection of the pond in front of me.