According to Dependent Origination ..dependent on feeling, craving arises, are there exceptions? Are there exceptions that pleasant feeling is not followed by craving, and unpleasant feeling not followed by aversion?

I understand cases where when one is mindful, feeling does not lead to craving. Feeling just arises and ceases.

Another way of phrasing the question is: apart from absence of craving/aversion or arising of craving/aversion, does pleasant and unpleasant feeling lead to something else, or it does not lead to something else?
Paticca Samuppada doesn't even include aversion. But that doesn't mean Vedana(feeling) doesn't lead to aversion. Just that in Paticca Samuppada we are focusing on what keeps us bound to Samsara.

But if you talk about it in general, Vedana can lead to ignorance, craving and aversion. If the feeling is pleasant, craving is prominent. If the feeling is unpleasant, aversion is prominent. If the feeling is neutral, ignorance is prominent. Ignorance is present in all 3 instances.