Bonded To My Ex's Alpha Brother Novels & Stories

“You don’t know anything about me.” “I plan to,” I said, my gaze steady. “You’re staying. Both of you.” She didn’t reply. She didn’t have to. The bond had already settled in my chest like a brand—unwelcome, impossible to ignore, and absolutely mine. And I wasn’t letting her go. *** My beta kept trying to convince me that I was making a mistake. His voice followed me even as I turned to lead the siblings toward the compound. “Alpha, she’s dangerous,” he muttered under his breath, just loud enough for me to hear. “She’s blind. A rogue. You saw what she did to our men.”

I wrapped both arms around my shoulders, shivering against the chill. My mind still couldn't piece together everything that had happened. I tried replaying the events, but they refused to line up properly. Johnson. Running. Duncan. The bond that snapped into place without warning. Duncan. Everyone knew who Duncan was. He hadn't left the pack quietly — he left because of what he did. He was Johnson's uncle. And now, I had been claimed by my ex-husband's uncle. My life could not have gotten worse than this. Then something stirred from deep within me. My wolf. She churned and pressed against my ribs, restless and insistent.

Luciano stepped closer until they were face-to-face, the air between them thick with authority and challenge. “I am not only your father,” he said quietly, “but the Alpha of this pack. Think twice before you disregard my order again… or you’ll find your privileges as heir significantly curtailed.”

Because I was nothing. Just a tool. A target for their hatred—for everything they couldn’t take out on my father. “She’s just a slave, Alpha,” Evelyn said, her voice tight with bitterness. “Are you really taking her side over mine?” “Slave or not,” Alexander said, his voice low, compressed with something dangerous, “she is ours…” A shiver ran down my spine. Because being theirs…wasn’t protection. It was a sentence. “And no one touches what belongs to us,” he continued, his gaze hardening, “unless it’s us.”

The bastard knows exactly what he’s doing and doesn’t feel one hint of remorse. How did I not see this before now? Biting back the tears, I turn to the three people in front of me and grit my teeth, “You have no evidence to use against me.” Ivy scoffs, then laughs arrogantly, “My older brother is an Alpha. Who dares to stop me?”

In the world of Alphas, where egos often clashed, we had managed to maintain a steadfast bond that transcended any obstacle. I couldn’t help but reflect on Alex’s journey after his parents were killed during a rogue attack when we were just sixteen. Stepping up as Alpha amid tragedy, he faced numerous challenges, including his uncle’s opposition. He managed to rebuild his pack from the ground up, staying true to his ideals. Together with Sean and me, he founded a successful company and took over his late father’s other ventures. Beneath his smile lay the pain of his past, hidden from most.

If I looked at the way her hair was tangled against my sheets, or the flush still painting her skin, the walls I desperately needed to rebuild would crumble before they even went up. I picked up my dark shirt from the floor, shaking it out before pulling it over my head. I was the Alpha of Redridge. Yet I let myself be undone by a girl I was doing everything to stay away from. Not to mention the fact that I had a past that demanded I keep this human at a distance. And now that I crossed the line, I can only try to fix it. I reached for my leather belt, fastening it tight, before strapping my silver dagger back to my thigh.

How did he know I wouldn't be with his son? “The Alpha King cleared the debt in full ten minutes ago,” the man said, shutting the tablet with a sharp snap. “The contract is legally binding under royal law. You belong to the Obsidian Throne now. The transport is waiting outside.” My father suddenly threw himself out of his chair, dropping straight to his knees on the floor. He crawled toward me, his hands grabbing frantically at the hem of my dress.

At least then I could find a love match and not be stuck with a man pinning for a lie for the rest of my life. Dominic showed up to his brother's office, Alpha Jeremiah, right on time so we could break our bond. He looked so ragged and tired. I honestly didn't care by this point. I knew my role as Second Beta was safe and I was doing more of the Beta work then he was. He never made any effort at all. The bond was broken and I was in pain for 2 weeks, unable to function. My family took care of me and kept me safe during that time.