Aisha Bonds Novels & Stories

Zira nodded slowly. “That’s understandable.” “And once I have him…” I hesitated. “I’ll deal with Clay.” Krager watched me closely from the side. Aisha tilted her head slightly. “You’re planning something.” “Yes.” “What?” “I’m ending the bond between us.” Both women went still. Even the wind seemed to pause. Aisha frowned. “You can do that?” “I’m going to try.” Krager spoke quietly behind me. “And the cost?” I didn’t answer. Because I didn’t know.

But these days, he found his attention drifting towards another fellow—Aisha, a renewable power engineer from Morocco. Aisha became recognised for her dedication and intelligence, her historical past in developing easy strength solutions for rural regions drawing admiration from all who labored together with her. Rafiq had long admired her determination, but over the past weeks, something had shifted. Their discussions about sustainable practices, the demanding situations they faced, and their shared hopes for a brighter future had slowly deepened, revealing a connection that went beyond professional recognition.

Though Aisha felt irritated, she knew this was her starting process to her freedom and she was going to do whatever to make sure she escapes. Daisy wasn't herself anymore, she was depressed and sad and determined to find her best friend, she was willing to do absolutely anything to make sure of that, the whole world around her tries to make it a normal day for her but she felt their choking presence and didn't want it, she didn't like the look of pity and sadness people welcomed her with and she wasn't willing to accept that Aisha was gone.

I just plucked it out of my closet. I grabbed my phone and called my best friend. Aisha is a beta. Beta ranks from seven hundred downwards to be things like teachers, philosophers, and anything that involves discovering and passing on information. She’s a federal informant for the Dark Moon pack. “Yay, you’re married.” she didn’t sound excited, and honestly, neither did i. “Let’s be real, I made a mistake.”

I fell asleep with a heavy heart. The next morning, I could barely wait to check my phone. There were 57 missed calls and over 200 unread messages—all from Nicky. Without a second thought, I blocked her number and read the trending news. As I expected, yesterday's video had taken the internet by storm, filling the top spots on the trending topics list. [Female CEO beats up husband for the other man—what a shame!] [Shocking news! Iron Lady's affair led to the death of her own daughter!]

"No, Kai. I want to help. I want to be a part of this." Kai hesitated for a moment before nodding. "Okay, but you need to take care of yourself too. We can't afford to lose you." Leah nodded, feeling a renewed sense of determination. She couldn't let Sasha suffer alone, and she couldn't let the Council win. Over the next few days, Leah and Kai worked tirelessly to help Sasha heal. They hunted for food, tended to her injuries, and provided her with a safe place to stay. Sasha was grateful for their help, and she and Leah quickly became good friends.

“Chloe, what are you standing there for? It’s time for the bond.” Bond? Great. I had actually returned to the day of bonding with Marty, the white dragon. “Father, I—” However, before I could finish, Leigh and Marty dropped to their knees, hand in hand. “Chief,” Marty said, “although I am the spirit beast of two maidens, my heart belongs only to Leigh. Let me bond with her, please.” At his words, the entire Rain Clan gasped.

“Has she finished her work for the day? She used to bring those paper bags back from the market with green string around the tops. Tied them twice. You always helped her carry them.” There was a beat of silence in the room as Aisha sighed. "That's not her mother, father. You don't even know who he rmother is." She turned to Val apologetically. "So sorry about that." Val was still in a confusion haze as Aisha slowly reached for her phone. Valentina glanced back at Mr. Vescari. His eyes were fixed softly on her, as if trying to figure out what part of the conversation he got wrong. Aisha spoke softly into the phone, stepping away for a moment. “Can you come up, please?”

I nodded, but I was still afraid. I fell asleep peacefully, and when I woke up, Izan was waiting for me with a tray of food, so we had a leisurely breakfast, talked about the latest updates, and finally I went to see Aisha. When I entered the room, she was sitting up, eating solids while telling her mother that everything was delicious. When Aisha saw me, she stopped eating and smiled. “Thank you,” she said, and I smiled back. “We're friends, in a strange way, but we are, and that's why I wasn't going to let you die,” I said firmly, and she bowed her head. “Everything's going to be okay, I promise.”

She knew Thelia was trying to provoke her to twist the knife deeper. She stepped closer to Thelia, her eyes blazing with determination. "You may have been able to manipulate Alpha Richard, but you’ll never have power over me. Asher and I—our bond is stronger than you’ll ever understand. You can stay here; you can play your games, but in the end, it won’t matter. Because you’ll never come between us." Thelia’s eyes flashed with anger, her confident smirk faltering for just a moment. But then she regained her composure, her voice turning icy. "We’ll see about that, won’t we?"