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Summary
Lily returns to her old pack, Red Dawn, after being rejected by her mate, Chase. She struggles with her past and the challenges of reintegrating into the pack while dealing with her feelings for Chase and new relationships.
Author Introduction
The author, Gum_Addict, is known for writing emotionally charged and character-driven stories. Their style in this book is immersive and engaging, drawing readers into the complex emotions and relationships of the characters. Gum_Addict has been praised for their ability to create relatable characters and compelling narratives that keep readers hooked from start to finish.
Book Strengths
This book stands out for its deep emotional exploration and complex character dynamics. Readers will experience a rollercoaster of emotions as they follow Lily's journey of self-discovery and healing. With 46 chapters and a total word count of 82,028, the book offers a substantial and satisfying read.
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MainCharacters
Lily: She is strong-willed and determined, having faced rejection and bullying in her past. She has a complicated relationship with her old pack members and struggles with her feelings for Chase. She interacts closely with Jeremy, Megan, Victor, and Jesse. Chase: He is conflicted and regretful about rejecting Lily. He is a key figure in the Red Dawn pack and has a complicated relationship with Lily. He interacts with his father, Alpha Green, and other pack members. Lily and Chase's relationship is central to the story, evolving from rejection and pain to a complex mix of emotions as they navigate their past and present feelings.
Main Themes
The novel explores themes of rejection, self-discovery, and healing. It delves into the complexities of relationships and the journey of overcoming past traumas to find strength and acceptance.
Hot Chapters
Chapter 1 - Three Days in the Wild
I've lost my mind. There are so many other ways to deal with these situations, but right now, I feel like I might collapse under all this pressure. There's no clear answer as to why I ran away. Maybe because I know that no matter what I do, I'll always be that fat girl. Or that girl everyone hates. Or just nobody.
Chapter 2 - Covered in Mud
My mind tries to come up with escape plans. Given my lack of exercise and the strength of their bodies, I give them five seconds to catch me. Ten, if I'm lucky. They're going to the Red Dawn Pack, which means I have three days to escape before reaching the land. I can do it if I ask to take a leek, but I have a feeling Alpha will have others watch me.
Chapter 3 - Return to Hell
I didn't think I would get this far. To return to the pack I tried to escape from in the first place. Part of me was thinking about jumping out of the car and running away again. I couldn't do it. I didn't want to face my family again. Or him. The one who rejected me without giving me a chance.
Chapter 4 - Rejected for the Fifth Time
I should have held his hand. As soon as I entered the room, I realized it would be hard to pretend that Chase's presence didn't affect me. Alpha Parker and Alpha Green entered from another door and asked us to wait here, in a small room with only a couch and nowhere for me to hide from him.
Chapter 7 - Return to Hell Part 2
We all looked at each other while the members of the 'Red Dawn' pack stared at us. We couldn't leave. Or rather, I couldn't leave. As soon as we reached the road, I couldn't do it. I wanted to cry and go back, but Jeremy held my hand and kept me in place.
Conclusion
Dive into Lily's emotional journey as she navigates rejection, self-discovery, and healing in 'Regret for My Rejection'. This compelling story will keep you hooked from start to finish.
FAQs
Q：Is this novel suitable for young readers?
A：The novel contains mature themes and emotional content that may be more suitable for older teens and adults.
Q：Does this novel have explicit sex scenes?
A：No, the novel does not contain explicit sex scenes.
Q：Does this novel have a happy ending?
A：The novel focuses on the journey of self-discovery and healing, leading to a satisfying and hopeful conclusion.
