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That is a peculiar one!

Let me throw my cards in the favour of "He said no to me."

NOTE: I do not know any rule about such type of construction as mentioned-above, but, gazillion times in (different) English series/movies, one friend telling another friend about her ex's reply and his stance,"She said no to me. *sigh* But I still love her." lol
Haha you gotta tell me which series/movies you been watching, the plot line seems so interesting.

But just a heads up movies/series do not always use correct English, they use "common english". But yeah 'he said no to me' sounds right to me as well.
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