Alpha's Forbidden Mark Novels & Stories

He had done that because he couldn't bring himself to reject the woman he had loved so much for years. "Fool," his father growled. " You should have rejected her before marking another woman," he said, eyeing him. " I didn't know. I had thought marking another means I've rejected her" Marcus said with a frown. " Don't you know that you are an Alpha? You have to reject a female to mark another. Now that you didn't reject her, your part of the bond will stay. Alpha's can retain mating bond" he explained. He was glaring at him for his stupidity.

"Rock said something and I quote: 'My mark, your protection.' Does he mean to Mark me?" Xena and Steel exchanged glances. "Yes. If you bear his mark, those Alphas will stop hunting you because it will mean that you belong to Rock," Xena explained but Godiva was still uncomfortable. Not being close to packs didn't mean she didn't know about the mark. This was the reason why she wished to be mated to a human so she could live a normal life away from the violence of the packs but her father had already bonded her to not only one but seven.

And Félix, walking right at my side, his hand resting on the hilt of his dagger. "You didn't make a mistake, Caleb," I said, my voice echoing in the silent valley. "You made a choice. You chose power over the bond. You chose cruelty over love." I knelt in front of him, my violet eyes burning into his. I reached out and touched the mark on his neck—the Alpha mark he was so proud of. The moment my skin touched his, a jolt of kinetic energy flared. Caleb screamed as his mark began to fade, the gold turning into a dull, lifeless grey.

Given everything in the beginning but was greedy for more and rebelled and that's what led to this awful existence. I'd like to think it must be punishment for some kind of sin because if we were made to go through all of this just for Selene's amusement then I might lose what little fate I have left. The man who had marked me carelessly and put me in this messed up situation, had all the freedom in the world. Alphas always did. They could love who they wanted, sleep with who they wanted, be happy with anyone they chose. But they couldn’t mark another. Not if they’d already claimed someone. One mark, one bond. One chain.

"Help me up, Theo." Theodore looked at the two Ridge scouts who had carried the stretcher. They looked back at him with expressions suggesting this decision was entirely above their pay grade. He sighed and reached down and helped Marcus sit, then with considerable effort and creative profanity from both of them, stand. Marcus straightened to his full height. Swayed once, almost imperceptibly. Locked it down. "Right," he said. "Where's the Alpha?" "Here," said Caden.

Just then, the cloud passes, drenching her in golden sunlight, and my desire to claim and protect her flares up again. “Orchid, the mark is permanent. Once you are bound to a group of Alphas, that bond cannot be broken except by death. ” Truk steps forward and leans against the wall beside her. He caresses her bare arm with his knuckles. “Besides,” he adds, “it won't make any difference if Dog and I tag you. The alphas who dwell in the city's ruins recognize only the mark of their own tribes. To them, the marks of a stranger and a half-breed like me wouldn't mean much. " Orchid nods, thinking.

But like many other laws within the merged pack, unlawful marking was softened to banishment, with death at the discretion of the Alpha. With Joseph being both Lucas’ cousin and Dane’s business partner, that clause was never going to be used. “Jannik, he’s been banished from the pack. That is the penalty that the Alpha has handed down. My hands are tied on this one.” “Banished? That’s not good enough. My daughter is still wearing his mark. He needs to be killed so the mark will be dissolved!” he shouted, thumping his fist onto the desk. Dane stood from his chair and leaned over the desk to tower menacingly over his guest.

“Who are these Alphas?” Eamon smirked, his glowing eyes narrowing in amusement. “That is for you to discover. You will know when the time comes. I would guide your path and whenever you come across your target Alpha, a mark would appear on your wrist. Three marks you shall have when you're done. Three marks to set you free." My hands clenched into fists. "And if I fail?" "Pain." His voice was a low growl. "Unimaginable, unending pain, until your very soul is devoured by the abyss."

Still, I forced myself up. This day would be different. I dressed quickly, pulling on the dark leather tunic and cloak that marked me as Alpha. Each buckle I fastened felt like armor, not just against threats outside but against the storm inside me. The mirror of polished steel across the room showed a man I barely recognized: dark circles beneath my eyes, a jaw set too tight, a gaze haunted. “Forget her,” I whispered to my reflection, repeating the vow I had made in the night. “She’s nothing.”

All that raw supernatural energy. “you are trying to break something strong,” Alpha Darius said. He had always been the smartest of the three. “You’re trying to break a mate bond by force .” “Not just any mate bond,” I said. “ The kind that transcends lifetimes. The kind that keeps pulling two souls together no matter what I do.” “You’re insane,” Remus said. “Maybe,” I agreed. “You fools wouldn’t understand.” I walked closer to them, studying the symbols carved into their skin. The runes that connected them to my ritual circle. Everything was working perfectly.