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“Well, as far as the envoy goes, whoever was writing to Boss was very vague on the details. I haven’t personally read the letter yet so I’m not sure exactly what it said but it seems like they were intentionally not telling him anything other than they were coming. He’s been stressing over it for a while and writing back and forward to tell them we aren’t set up yet but they wouldn’t hear of it. We don’t know who or even how many people are coming.” “Who from the capital would even want to come to a half- built garrison of a tiny mercenary company? Boss seems to think we are well known but we only ever take of a few contracts a year, we’re too small to do more. Even now, the most we’ve been

“Drop it.” Kael didn’t. Instead, he held his stare. “Whatever that was,” he said, quieter now, “it’s part of this.” Lucien didn’t deny it. But he didn’t accept it either. “That doesn’t mean you get to see it,” he said. Kael’s expression hardened slightly. “We’re already seeing more than we should.” Another pause. Then— “…This is exactly why bonds like this fail,” Lucien said. Kael frowned. “What do you mean?”

‘How? Chuckling around a mouth full of cock does Jake move to answer. ‘Its because of our bond Tori. You and I along with Zak and Alex each have a bond. A soul bond if you will. A bond greater than any mate bond could ever give us. It’s a bond that’s always been there till now.’ ‘So… I wasn’t imagining your voice that one day?’ ‘Nope. Sorry little mate. I’m real, very real. Now cum for me. I know you want to.’

Her long silver hair was braided down her back, and her eyes were milky white but I knew instantly that she could see far more than I ever would. She didn’t look up from the wooden bowl she was grinding something in. “I was wondering when you’d come,” she rasped. I stiffened. “You… know who I am?” She chuckled dryly. “You reek of truth that’s been hidden too long. Secrets cling to you like smoke. You want something, girl. Speak it.” I stepped forward slowly, heart pounding in my ears. “I want to sever a bond,” I said, voice trembling. “A mate bond.”

"Thank you, Lucas. I appreciate your support. I never thought my wolf would react like this." He caught a lock of my hair in his finger and twirled it. "Dion was there, I know." I nodded, feeling a sense of relief that Lucas understood. "Yes, he was." "Mate bonds are tricky; you are stuck with someone whether you like it or not," Lucas said with a small smile. After a moment of shared silence, I mustered a weak smile. "Is this how my life is going to be? Always on the run ? I don't even know why I am running away. It's not like Dion would claim me back."

As my hands trailed over silk sheets on a hunt for my phone I listened to muffled voices in my parents outlandish hallway just beyond my bedroom door. They were more than likely one of my father’s business buddies, so I didn’t pay what they were saying any mind. With a sigh of relief my hand hit my phone, and with a tight grip I pulled it from beneath my tangled covers and placed a smug smile on my face, almost like I had just started and ended a war in one sentence. Being the overconfident me that I am I stood up with prowess and fell right back on my ass like a total moron. “Ow'' I whispered, rubbing my butt and attempting to stand back up on weary feet and numb legs. Getting up didn’t lea

The Price of Failing a Bond On the second day of Alpha Andy’s “Routine Patrol and Pack Bond” with his junior assistant, Scarlett, I completed all my administrative handovers within the pack and went to the High Elder to process my Pack Withdrawal. In less than ten minutes, my phone vibrated with a notification: Alpha Andy had “APPROVED” my departure. “Looks like she is leaving.” “Do you think Alpha Andy wanted to get rid of her from her position?” “I don’t know. It looks like Alpha Andy is good enough to her. She is the one complaining. Maybe she’s self-aware enough to leave.” “She is always making a fuss out of a molehill. Who knows if she is the spy another pack!” “Yeah, a future Luna from

Why should our bond be destroyed because of what others would think? Why did this have to happen just when i thought that i’ll finally have a chance of being happy in my life? Fuck this. Fuck everyone. Fuck my life.

Grandmother Willow waited at the stone circle, her ancient eyes immediately noting the change in us. "The mate bond is formed," she observed, satisfaction evident in her tone. "And stronger than expected. Three instead of two, unusual but powerful." "Will it affect the ceremony?" I asked, conscious of the dual bracelets humming with synchronised energy against my skin. "Only to strengthen it," she assured me. "The land responds to balanced power. Your connection to these Alphas creates a foundation rarely seen in claiming ceremonies." She led me to the centre of the stone circle while the twins took positions at the perimeter, their protective instincts heightened by the newly formed bond. U

The air around them crackled with ancient magic, and each step felt like a step closer to unlocking the mysteries of the artifact. The chamber led them into a vast library, shelves upon shelves of dusty tomes and scrolls reaching towards the ceiling. Luna ran her fingers along the spines, feeling a faint tingle as if the knowledge within them was calling out to her. She found herself drawn to a particular book, its cover adorned with a vibrant symbol. Luna picked up the book, her heart pounding with anticipation. "This... this feels important. There's something about this book that resonates with me." Amelia approached, her eyes filled with curiosity. "Let's open it and see what it reveals.