Bond Of Silence Novels & Stories

] [And don't forget how he kept throwing your 'speech problem' in your face like it was funny. [You talked fine with us. But every time he mentioned it, you'd clam up.] Guess the signs had always been there. Then a few days later—boom. Group chat chaos again. [Is he insane?!] Nathan had sent every one of them the same mess: a pic of a diamond ring, a screenshot of his convo with Sophie— [Three days from now, got a surprise for you. Free?] And one last hit for me: [Tell Joelle—my mom's birthday dinner is in three days. If she's not back in Carmoria by then, I'm getting a new wife.]

And the bond was awake. And it would not be silenced.

The other seemed to teased up by the statement. "Have mercy on me God!" the other spoke up sounding fearful.Two of them walked with caution searching for an invisible danger. The moved closer murmuring audible prayers. They passed by lost in precation. I looked back at them watching them closely. They words brought curiosity. Turning left, I went searching for Ebere.

Catalina said with a laugh, "It's fine, I'm also shy when I'm with someone new Alexis nodded in agreement with Catalina. Destiny responded, “Catalina, don’t feel bad. Alexis didn’t open up to me immediately; it took a while, but she eventually relented, and we've been on good terms since.” “How did you both end up in here?” Catalina inquired, her eyebrow arched. Destiny recounted that "The Alpha was making sexual advances towards us, and we both refused because we were saving ourselves for our mate. Because he's such a pig, our explanation of the mate bond surprised him. He imprisoned us, accusing us of disobeying him.” "How long have you two been down here? That's ridiculous!" Catalina ques

He pulled me in for a hug. I did not spend the rest of the party obsessing over the fact that Liam and Alex were leaving. What I did was enjoyed myself and dance so freely that even the kids were embarrassed by me. Forbidden means that you can not have something or someone. And historically and by Beacon's values, I could not have a couple of things; like an omega having a good and successful life, and a she-wolf falling in love and getting married to a demon. But I made that sh*t happen. I did that. Lara Zane Meyer did that!

She adds and i clench my jaw. “We’re not siblings. You can’t do this to me. Not again.” I yell. “We can’t continue doing this. It’s wrong. I’m sorry but not anymore.” She says and looks at me one last time before walking away leaving me standing there in a daze. What does she mean by we should end it all? Why should we? Who cares what the world thinks? Why should our love get affected? Why should our bond be destroyed because of what others would think?

Tae Min looked directly into his eyes. “Because I don’t like someone else reading messages meant for you.” Haru’s smile faded into something softer. Warmer. “Then I won’t let anyone else read them.” Their hands brushed lightly in the wind. Neither pulled away. Below them, the school bell rang. Neither moved. Because for the first time— The tension between them wasn’t confusing. It was real. And neither of them were pretending anymore.

Then someone started chanting, and everyone joined in. "Say yes! Say yes! Say yes!" They knew nothing about what Shiloh and Manuel had been through. They had no idea how much she'd suffered. How hard she'd fought to get away from him. They were just enjoying the drama, pushing her to forgive him. Shiloh felt sick. She knocked the ring out of Manuel's hand. "I won't. Manuel Preston, I'd rather die than ever get back together with you."

Zane had his hands clamped over his ears, his face contorted in a silent scream of agony. Even Kael, the most disciplined among them, was trembling, his Alpha aura flickering like a dying bulb. "Don't... let go..." Kael choked out, reaching for Elara’s hand. She grabbed him, her palm slick with soot and sweat. As their skin connected, the white-hot static of the Forbidden Bond surged, creating a localized bubble of silence. One by one, they linked hands—Rhys, Zane, Jax, and Cole—completing the Six-Point Anchor. The frequency didn't vanish, but it became a distant hum, a mosquito outside a screen door.

a chosen bond could be just as strong. "Even for a heartbeat?" she whispered. The silence stretched. In the supernatural world, silence was a physical weight. She could hear his steady, powerful heart, a rhythm that mocked her own frantic pulse. And then he spoke. "No. You were a duty, Amora. Nothing more." The word fell like a silver blade. Amora’s breath hitched. A sharp, searing pain bloomed in her chest, that feeling of a pack bond fraying away. She had known. Her father, a lowly omega, had saved the previous Alpha’s life. Amora had been the "repayment."