Bonds Will Be Broken Novels & Stories

Ri can I call you that? Riley smiled brightly at her and nodded his head for approval. you can call me that we are friends now. What?! don't tell me you don't have friends. Amy was quiet... I see Riley said. Well from here on out we are friends. I used to have friends..but my dad chased them all away. Really? Ri said in a surprised tone. But why would he do that, Ri asked worriedly. Amy's body started shaking...cause she's afraid of what her father would do he found out Riley.

Her brows lifted a few inches, then she smiled serenely. “I can’t say that I create or restore mate bonds yet. My tests are yet to show positive results.” “Even if it’s for a second, you can make two completely unrelated people mates, right?” I asked. “Yes.” “So, is there a way to break a mate bond without the knowledge of the mated parties involved?” “A third party breaking the mate bond between mates?” “Yes.” “I will answer you only if you tell me whose mate bond you wish to break,” she said calmly.

“No.” “Don’t do this.” “I’m already doing it.” Aria’s pulse slowed, not with fear—but with clarity. This was it. The rumors had turned into action. And the action had consequences. The woman’s gaze hardened. “You’re breaking your bond with this council.” Kael’s expression didn’t change. “Then maybe it needed to be broken.” The words settled heavily. Irrevocably. The shift was complete. The bond—whatever loyalty, whatever connection had once tied him to them—had fractured.

I knew that Colton noticed it too. “I remember reading something about the bond,” Aaron said. He looked at Drake. “Do you remember it seemed off to us because the bond already cracked the seal, so how would it break it?” Drake nodded as he spoke and joined him at the table. “Elias,” I said and everyone looked at me. “Remember, he said that the Horseman had to complete his own mate bond. That is what will break the seals for good.” Colton nodded as I spoke. “That is exactly it,” he said. I felt a cold feeling run through me and thoughts of sex in the woods the other day came to mind. I turned to Colton.

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Break: The minute the Alpha bond was broken, the whole pack felt it. Like a ripple effect pulling out into the pack and then ripping apart each one of them. Eliza felt both the Alpha bond break and her mate bond shattered. She sat crying next to James unsure of what to do next. She was not sure how the pack would react. A creaking noise from the doorway broke her thoughts. She looked up seeing a young man standing in the doorway, his mouth hanging open in shock as he looked into the room.

At the warmth that had been pulsing through the cloth all morning in the steady rhythm I had stopped trying to ignore. “The anchor bond,” she said. “If it is completed correctly before the seal breaks, the fracture transfers its endpoint.” She looked back at my face. “Currently when the seal breaks the fracture impact goes through the sacrifice bond. Through me. It kills me because it is designed to find the living anchor of the maintenance and move through it.” She paused. “If there is a completed anchor bond in place when the seal breaks, the fracture finds that instead. It transfers its endpoint from me to the anchor.”

For the first time in what felt like forever, I could finally exhale. Cora and I settled into a quiet corner at the bar, our glasses filled with freshly made cocktails. I told her about the Primal Bond. She listened, then said quietly, "If you want to break it, you can't walk away from what's happening with Adrian." I frowned. "Why not?" "I went through the entire archive last night," Cora said, taking a sip of her drink. "Breaking a Primal Bond isn't simple. If Adrian dies before it's completed, the pain will hit your brain like something being severed all at once."

Heath agreed, exhausted emotionally beyond coherent conversation. Rhett, however, seemed to have finally discovered words. “Sometimes I feel like we’re broken,” he admitted, his eyes on the windscreen. “The Triquetra. That what we were has been damaged, our bond doesn’t feel… right anymore. Do you think it’s possible for a bond to just fade away? I mean, we haven’t claimed each other in front of the goddess, under the full moon. We haven’t marked each other. Is it possible that the bond could just…” “Atrophy?” Heath suggested, because that was how it felt to him too.

My chest tightened, a strange mix of fear and something else—something I couldn’t quite name—bubbling to the surface. But before I could respond, Rigel’s expression darkened, his voice turning grim. “There’s something else you need to know.” I braced myself, sensing the storm behind his words. “If the bond is broken,” he said slowly, “it won’t just end the connection between us. It will unleash a curse. Something ancient, powerful, and uncontrollable. And it will destroy us both.” The firelight sparkle, casting eerie shadows across Rigel’s face as his words echoed in my mind. The bond wasn’t just a lifeline—it was a ticking time bomb. And now, I was more trapped than ever.