Alliance Broken の小説・ストーリー

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 wanted you to stop.” He laughed bitterly. “You think this ends here?” “No,” she agreed. “It begins.” Outside, thunder rolled—not summoned, not controlled. Natural. Real. The council stood fractured. Alliances have been broken, and new partnerships and allies were already forming—not in shadows, but in uncertainty. Lucian turned and walked out of the Alpha Hall without another word. He was defeated, but he didn’t retreat. Just promise. As the doors slammed shut behind him, Astrid finally sagged.

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.

“Tonight marks the end of fractured alliances. The end of every cartel, syndicate, or branch still aligning with De Marco’s remnants. Choose now. Join this future, our future, or be buried with the past.” No one spoke. Then one voice did. A grizzled older man from the Milan branch stood. “The Van Dorn betrayal, the sniper ambush. We saw who acted. We saw who didn’t flinch.” He looked at her, then Massimo. “I stand with the Sanchiano-­Morelli alliance.” Others rose. One by one. Lisbon. Prague. Istanbul. Berlin, after a hesitant glance. The vote was clear. Talana nodded once. “Then it’s done,” she said softly.

I was to accompany them. “Well, share your cause of concern with me,” I say. “Let's see if they match.” Matthias sucks in a deep breath. “We were breached.” “How convenient.” “Would I lie to you, Boss?” “Well, I don't fucking know,” I thunder, “The only reason youare not fucking dead is because we have been friends for more than ten years. It seems alliances are fucking failing right now and I really really want someone to fucking tempt me.” “Believe me, Achilles. The guys fucked up, but we were breached.”

“With respect, Elder, Marcus Redwood is no longer my mate.” “You shattered his arm,” Ravenn snapped. “One arm,” Bella corrected calmly. “And I saved his life seconds before that.” The Elder slammed his staff against the floor. “You humiliated an Alpha in front of his pack.” Bella met his gaze without flinching. Across the desk, Principal Belle—Agnes’ mother—sat stiffly, lips pressed thin, eyes burning with restrained hatred. Ravenn began to pace. “Alpha Marcus has lost his Luna. His pack is unstable. He requires discipline—and forgiveness.”

Ripples of distrust burning through them like fire, leaving chaos in its wake. I reclined in Fiona’s chair, the gravity of the room sitting heavily on my body like a coat I had stolen. I had to be careful there, cupping my fingers along the edges of the armrests, feeling the smooth wood cool against my skin. For a brief moment, I let myself enjoy the idea of what would follow. “The alliance is going to break,” I said into the silence, my own voice low, almost reverent. And it felt good to say it, to put into words the vision I had been holding in my mind for so long. “And when it does, the witches will rise.”