روايات وقصص ضمن Bound To The Alpha

He flinched, pulling his hand back as if he’d just grabbed a live wire. "What the—" he hissed, rubbing his hand. The old woman let out a dry, rattling chuckle. "I told you, Alpha. She is a sun among candles. You cannot stand the intensity of her power until it is bound and controlled. She is burning at a frequency you haven't mastered yet."

Tracy had gotten there faster. An Alpha bond carried a different biological load than an ordinary mate bond it was wider, deeper, woven into the pack's energy in ways a standard bond never was. When it severed, it didn't just leave absence. It left damage at a scale the brain had no framework for surviving intact and based on what I had seen today, the social masking she was still managing required enormous effort. This was exactly why the trial mattered. I closed the scan file and started on the evening report.

He caught my hand and pulled me closer. “Behave, or you’ll regret it,” he said, his voice low and commanding. I swallowed hard. Damn alpha and his dominance. I couldn’t even meet his eyes. An overwhelming urge to submit washed over me, to lower my gaze and bare my neck. What the hell is this? “Do you hear me?” he asked. I nodded before I could stop myself. “Words.” “Y-Yes,” I stammered. I felt so small standing in front of him. I hated it. I didn’t want to stutter or cower like this, but my body and mind weren’t listening to me.

That’s not how this works,” Dante replied, his golden eyes narrowing. “This isn’t just about you, Luna. This is about the child.”Luna stared at him, anger bubbling in her chest. “So what are you saying? That you want custody? That you want to buy me off?”Dante’s jaw clenched, and he took a step closer. “I’m saying I want you to move in here.”Luna froze. “What?”“You’ll live here until the baby is born,” he said firmly. “I’ll make sure you’re cared for, and once the child is here, we’ll figure out the details.”Luna shot up from her chair, her voice rising. “You can’t just order me to move into your house like I’m some… some obligation!”Dante’s eyes burned into hers, his voice low and dangerous

the expression on his face was a mix of joy and happiness. As soon as he finished the pronouncement, I felt a surge of energy coursing through me like a primal thunderstorm, crackling with raw power. It’s as if the very essence of the moon’s influence is channeled into me. My senses heightened to a level beyond comprehension. I could hear the slightest whisper and see through the darkness; my nose caught a whiff of every scent present. The power of Alpha is great, I must say. “Take Alpha,” Andrian stretched out a blade with the handle, crafted from sturdy oak. It was etched with intricate designs. “Let’s seal the bond," she said after saying that he then mind linked me.

“We heard troubling news—about your decision to wed the girl. The traitor’s daughter.” I didn’t take the offered seat. I remained standing. Silent. The tension between us thickened. “She’s your destined mate, that’s understandable,” another elder added. “But that doesn’t mean you must marry her. You can reject the bond. Many have done so for far less.” I turned my head slowly toward him, fixing him with a stare that stripped the false diplomacy right off his face. “Do you make a habit of telling alphas who they may or may not bond with?”

How long before this exploded in our faces? Everything in the room went still. The kind that makes your ears ring. A few alphas straightened in their chairs,their attention snapping to me like a trigger had been pulled. One of them—a thickset man from the southern pack, Alpha Dresden sat forward, his nostrils flaring. “Did she just say Alpha bond?” Another, with salt-and-pepper hair and sharp amber eyes, scowled. “That’s impossible. It’s never been done.” “I thought it was outlawed,” muttered a third, voice tight with disbelief.

“Leave us. Now.” They bowed in unison and scurried off, the room falling quiet except for the faint bubbling of soup on the hearth. Sabrina turned to me with a solemnity that made my stomach tighten. “He’s an Alpha,” she began, eyes steady, “with strong sensory instincts. And after what occurred earlier this morning, his senses will be… heightened. Everything – his hearing, scent, intuition. He’ll catch onto even your breath if it shakes at the wrong moment. That’s why I brought you here. So he doesn’t hear us.”

The air grew dense, pressing on every chest in the hallway as I spoke, responding to the storm brewing inside my heart. “You are wrong that the bond is dead. I am free, but Vincenzo isn’t.” Everyone stared at me, startled, especially Dr. Alex, who had claimed only seconds ago that our bond was no more. Ivory continued, her voice laden with power. “Alpha had taken the rejection back, breaking the law of severance. No matter how strong the medicine is or how many dosages I have taken. Nothing can end it from Alpha’s side. His heart, his soul, his wolf, still remembers me.”

Ria passed Ella her bracelet. We exchanged them silently. She slid the band onto my wrist, keeping her fingers steady. I fastened hers without comment. The elder lifted his hands again. “Now place your foreheads together and receive the blessing of union.” I leaned forward. Our foreheads met and a faint warmth pulsed between us. The elder murmured the final chants. “It is done. You are now bonded under agreement and in the eyes of witnesses. Alpha and wife.” There was no loud reaction from anyone. Ella’s father nodded once, appearing dis satisfied. Nikolai maintained a neutral expression, though I sensed his tension easing. The guards bowed respectfully.