Alliance Broken Novels & Stories

But even as she said the words, she wasn’t sure if that was true anymore. As dawn broke, the uneasy silence between them remained. They were all on edge, the cracks in the alliance widening with every passing moment. The factions were growing restless, distrust festering like an open wound. Selene knew they didn’t have much time. The cracks in the alliance were no longer just rumors. They were real. And if they didn’t do something soon, they’d all be caught in the collapse. “Tomorrow, we move,” Selene said quietly, determination settling in her chest.

“But the reason was mine.” His eyes finally turned on me. Cold. Sharp and Unforgiving. “And what reason would justify dismantling an alliance with Moonveil?” “Because I couldn’t return her feelings.” “What?” His voice rose suddenly, cracking through the air like a whip. I flinched despite myself, taking a step back. “You couldn’t return her feelings,” he repeated slowly, as if tasting the words. “Do you hear yourself?” I opened my mouth. “You broke a political bond built over generations,” he snapped, stepping closer. “Years of negotiation. Years of cooperation. Shared territory, shared protection, shared influence.”

I didn't feel his struggle, but I felt the jolt through my own ribs as Leo reacted to my touch. BOOM. A violent burst of gold static erupted from where our hands met. The Southern Alpha was hurled backward, his fur singed, his eyes wide with a terrifying realization as he hit the basalt pillar. The alliance was gone. The Mercy-red icons on the map turned black. "We aren't waiting for her to come back." I looked at the dark fissure, then at the man who had provided the marrow for this war. I made an active decision—the first one that didn't involve running.

And when it happens, she’ll regret leaving me in the first place. The funny thing? Standing there, watching her swallow every word, I felt… accomplished. Like I’d just taken the first step of a long game. Because this isn’t about quick wins. No. If I rush this, I lose them. If I break the alliance, Tobias comes down on me, and everything I’ve built crumbles. That’s not happening. I need to think. Carefully. Strategically. As much as I want to take my kids and walk out right now, I can’t. The alliance has to stand. That’s the key. Without it, both our packs are vulnerable, rogues will tear through us, I can’t break it. But why said I couldn't it.

I whispered breathlessly. It was a known fact that Nick had no heir to his vast hotel empire and that he was looking for a suitable person to pass his empire down. But this news came as a shock to me. "Are you sure you heard Eric say that?" I a sked Aden and he vigorously nods his head in a yes. I don't know about me being fired by Eric but I had a very bad feeling about this change. God, what havoc will now grace my life? I thought nervously.

The drive to the restaurant was quiet, mostly because I was focusing on the road while driving while she was finishing up the movie on my phone. "I can't believe Tracey still died. I thought since she found her true love, she was bound to overcome cancer and live happily ever after with him." Lizzy snorted while I proceeded to park at the restaurant. "Seriously? Tracey died?" "Yeah..." She handed me back my phone. "I guess true love wasn't that powerful enough. It never is. Anything can break it." I knew from that moment that she wasn't talking about Tracey and her lover in the movie but about Alex and her failed plan and when she said 'Anything can break it', she meant SHE could break his b

"Everything might end tomorrow, I don't know but whatever it is I will fight for everything to get the justrice that must be served to both of them." Realizations hit her while staring at the cup of cocoa in front of her. It started with friendship that made her fall for her and the arranged marriage that went worse with her and Demir. And now she understood that not everything could be put in her hand but only for this last time that she would want to make certainties about the plan. She has to fight for the position and everything must have come on her way or else she would meet failure once more. Suddenly her brows furrowed after seeing an e-mail and when she opened it, a video was sent t

It sets you free. She prayed she and Beau and her siblings and friends stayed happy and loving in their relationships. They had been through a lot together. They broke each other yes, but they fixed those cracks with gold and it was beautiful. There was wonder in destructionand they had each other to get through the rubble of brokenness. *BREAKING YOU* *ThE end*

I clutched at my chest tightly, trying to numb the pain but it only made it worse. “I'm really sorry Georgia, I truly tried but…it's like he woke up from coma as a different person.” Anna added, adding to the pain. “How…how could he? Why would he betray me like that?” I asked, my lips quivering as I struggled to keep my voice from cracking. My eyes moistened with tears as the memories of his proposal, our wedding and our anniversary flooded my mind. He promised to stand by me till forever so what changed? I was literally fighting to save his life and he broke mine without thinking twice.

She clawed at his shoulders, but he didn't stop until he'd chewed through the mating gland entirely. When he pulled back, his mouth was red, completely smeared with her blood. And the bond was gone. Her wolf howled inside heronce, twice, three times, then it went quiet. Her wolf had retreated, maybe died. She couldn't tell because she was dying herself. "You're nothing," Caelan said, loud enough for the pack to hear. "Get up, defect. Run. And if I see your face again, I'll finish what I started." He shoved her.