All Chapters of She Faked the Bond Break: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

10 Chapters

Chapter 1

My fated Alpha, Elara, faked losing our bond after a supposed "attack." All so she could flaunt her lover, Victor, in my face.She laughed at me, convinced I was too weak to ever leave her. She thought even if I knew the truth, I’d just hand over my title as her Mate and swallow my pride.But they had no idea. I had a huge "surprise" waiting for them. They were about to walk right into my trap.The next day, Elara called a meeting with the pack's core members."There's a problem with my mate bond with Leo."She sat in the Alpha's seat, her voice cold and shameless.Beta Marcia’s brow furrowed. "Alpha, what are you saying?""I've lost my connection to Leo," Elara said, slow and clear. "Instead... I feel a true mate bond with Victor."My face showed nothing. It was like I was listening to a story about someone else.Victor squeezed Elara's hand, putting on a show of innocence and helplessness. He sighed. "We didn't expect this. But the mate bond is the will of the Moon Goddess. We can't

Chapter 2

"Alpha Elara, Lead Mate Leo, are you certain you wish to sever your mate bond?" Elder Graham's voice was grave. "This decision is irreversible."I stood before the altar of the Council of Elders and nodded calmly. "I'm certain."Elara stood beside me, her face a storm of emotions. She'd grabbed my arm on the way here, her grip desperate."Leo, do we really have to do this?" Her voice was laced with panic. "Maybe we can reconsider...""Didn't you lose your connection to me?" I shot back. "Rejecting the bond should be a relief for you."She hesitated, then quickly composed herself, putting on her superior air. "Right... yes. I'm just worried you'll have a hard time adjusting to life without me."What a terrible actress.Now, in front of the Elders, she was putting on another show, pretending to want me to stay."Leo, do you remember our mating ceremony?" Elara stared into my eyes. "That night, under the moonlight, we promised to be together forever...""I remember," I cut her off. "I als

Chapter 3

Three days after moving out of the pack house, I rented an apartment downtown.No Alpha pressure. No pack duties. No endless fighting. For the first time in years, I felt true peace.I was on my balcony drinking coffee when my phone rang."Leo!" Marcia’s voice was frantic. "You have to come back!""What's wrong?" I asked, not really caring."The Full Moon ceremony! It’s in seven days, and…” Her voice trembled. "The preparations… Leo, it’s a total disaster!"I almost laughed."Not my problem, Marcia. You have a new Lead Mate.""But Victor has no idea what he's doing! The sacred offerings, the prayers for strength, how to even commune with the Moon Goddess... he knows nothing!""And what does he say?"Marcia paused. "He says he'll learn... but we only have seven days! Leo, if the ceremony fails, the entire pack will lose the Moon Goddess's blessing!"I took a sip of my coffee. "Hmm, that does sound pretty bad.""So will you come back and help?" Marcia pleaded. "Even just to teach Victor.

Chapter 4

Elara’s smug smile froze on her face.Victor looked at her, confused. “What do you mean? I did everything by the book…”“The book? What book?!” Elder Graham was practically roaring. “The core of the Sacred Ritual isn't in some dusty book! It's blood knowledge, passed down through generations! It requires a psychic bond between an Alpha and their true Lead Mate! For the last five years, Leo has been carrying this burden for you!”Elara’s face went pale. “Elder Graham, what’s happened?”“What’s happened? You want to know what’s happened?” Elder Graham’s voice turned to ice. “The Bloodmoon Pack smells blood in the water. They’ve issued a formal challenge! They say we’ve lost the Goddess's blessing. They say our lands are now forfeit!”Murmurs erupted across the banquet hall.“And the Silverfang Pack,” Graham continued, “they’re demanding our eastern hunting grounds. Or it’s war.”“What?!” Elara shouted in shock. “How dare they…”“Oh, they dare!” Elder Graham cut her off. “Because now, we’

Chapter 5

I froze.“What?”Victor realized he’d said too much and shot a panicked look at Elara.“You messed up a scouting mission before?” I pressed.“That… that was just an accident…” Victor stammered.A memory flashed in my mind.Two years ago. A disastrous border conflict. I was away negotiating an alliance, and the pack needed backup.By the time I returned, three warriors were dead. A dozen more were seriously injured.Elara told me it was a trainee’s fault. Said he led the patrol down the wrong route.That trainee was immediately kicked out. No one ever spoke his name again.The elders chewed me out, saying the tragedy was my fault for “poor supervision of my trainees.”I was demoted a rank. It took me six months to earn it back.“It was you,” I said, looking at Victor. “The trainee from two years ago. That was you.”Victor’s face went white. “I…”“You led them the wrong way,” I said, walking toward him step by step. “The patrol walked into an ambush. Three pack members died because of yo

Chapter 6

“Don’t be like that, Leo,” Elara sounded desperate. “Breaking the bond was just… it was impulsive. We can get it back…”“Get what back?” I stared at her coldly.“Us,” Elara took a deep breath. “Today’s ceremony meant nothing. Victor… that was a show for the pack. You are the one who matters.”Victor’s eyes widened. “Elara, what are you saying?”“Victor,” Elara turned to him, her tone severe. “Go apologize to Leo. Apologize for screwing everything up.”“Why should I apologize?” Victor shot back. “I did my best!”“Your best?” Elara was furious. “Your ‘best’ nearly destroyed our entire pack! Now apologize, or you can give back the sports car and all the other toys!”Hearing “sports car,” I couldn’t help but scoff.I remembered three years ago. I’d asked for a small budget, three thousand dollars, to upgrade the training grounds.I wanted it to be a gift for our mating anniversary.What did Elara say then?“Leo, this isn’t the time to be spending money. The pack’s finances are tight. We ne

Chapter 7

Elara’s voice, laced with her Alpha command, hit my back.I stopped and slowly turned around.“You think that Alpha command has any power over me?” I sneered. “The bond is broken, Elara. Remember?”Elara’s face changed. She pulled back her aura. “I didn’t mean it like that…”“Then what did you mean?” I stared right into her eyes. “Forcing your ex-mate to obey with your Alpha power?”“I just want you to think about the pack!” Elara’s voice rose. “You can’t be this selfish! So many lives are on the line, and you only care about some human’s wedding?”“Selfish?” Her words lit a fire in me. “Elara, who the hell are you to call me selfish?”Victor strutted over, a smug look on his face. “That’s right. As the former Lead Mate, you have a duty to help the pack through this crisis. It’s your obligation!”“Obligation?” I looked at Victor. “Sorry, current Lead Mate. That’s your duty, not mine.”“But I don’t know how…” Victor said, as if it was obvious.“That’s your problem,” I cut him off. “You

Chapter 8

I got back to my apartment at ten p.m. after Sam’s wedding.Eighteen missed calls on my phone. All from Elara.And a string of texts:“Leo, we need to talk.”“The pack’s situation is getting worse.”“The Bloodmoon Pack sent their final ultimatum this afternoon. We have 48 hours to give up our territory.”“The Silverfang Pack sent someone too. They demand our immediate surrender.”“Leo, I know you’re still angry, but this isn’t the time for a tantrum.”“Call me back! That’s an order!”That last message really pissed me off.An order?I blocked her number.The next morning, I was drinking my coffee when the doorbell rang.I looked through the peephole. It was Marcia and Elder Graham.I opened the door. “What is it?”“Leo, we need to talk,” Elder Graham said, looking exhausted. “About the pack’s future.”“I’ve already said, the pack’s business has nothing to do with me.”“But things are really serious now,” Marcia said urgently. “It’s not just the Bloodmoon and Silverfang packs. Even the

Chapter 9

“Leo, I know you’re still angry, but…” Elara began.“Angry?” I scoffed. “Elara, do you think what I’m feeling right now is anger?”She looked surprised. “Then what is it?”“Indifference,” I said, my voice devoid of all heat. “I feel nothing for you. Or your pack.”“That’s impossible!” Elara said, her voice rising. “This is your home! We’re your family!”“Family?” I scanned the room. “Where was this family when I needed support?”Everyone looked down.“Leo, we admit we were wrong,” Elder Graham said. “But this isn’t the time for personal grudges. The entire pack is facing annihilation!”“Personal grudges?” I walked towards him. “Elder Graham, you think betrayal and deception are just ‘personal grudges’?”“I didn’t mean it like that…”“You people ran this pack into the ground, and now you expect me to save it.” I cut him off. “Do you think I have an obligation to do that?”“What good does it do you if the pack falls apart?” Elara asked angrily. “These people are innocent!”I looked at he

Chapter 10

“No.”My answer was simple and firm.Victor froze. “What?”“I don’t love her anymore,” I said, looking at him calmly. “Not even a little.”The room fell into a dead silence.Victor suddenly broke down, howling.“You don’t understand! It’s not just about the Alpha position!” he screamed, losing control. “The elders said if the pack is destroyed, Elara will be exiled for good! She’ll lose all her territory and become a rogue wolf!”Elara’s face grew even paler.“And…” Victor trembled all over. “I spent most of the pack’s reserve funds…”“What?” Elder Graham shot to his feet in horror.“All those sports cars, the parties, the luxury goods…” Victor’s voice grew hoarse. “I thought I could get reimbursed for it all once I became Lead Mate, but now…”“How much did you spend?” Elara’s voice shook.“Eight hundred thousand dollars,” Victor swallowed guiltily.An explosion of angry shouts erupted in the room.“Eight hundred thousand?” Marcia roared. “That was our emergency fund for the next three

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