Bound To The Broken Alpha Novels & Stories

“That doesn’t sound like normal dreams.” “No.” “Did Zira say why it’s happening?” I shook my head slowly. “The bond.” The sacred connection between Alpha and Luna had been severed when I fled Silvercrest. But severed did not always mean erased. Sometimes, bonds leave echoes behind. Fragments of something that refused to disappear completely. And those fragments could haunt the mind. “Zira thinks the bond breaking damaged something in him,” I continued quietly. Aisha studied my face carefully. “And what do you think?” I hesitated.

“I’m not sure if I can even begin to forgive her for doing something like that to me, but I’d be willing to try because I love her. “She has to get away from the rouge first though. And I’m not sure how to get the two apart. They’re oddly attached to each other ridiculously quickly. “I don’t get it either. I’m the Alpha of my pack. Everyone in that pack wants to be with me. How is it possible that the woman I love doesn’t want to be with me?” That catches my attention. “You’re the Alpha?” I ask. “Yeah,” he scoffs. “Not doing too much for me lately though.” “It can though,” I say. “See, I have a plan to pry Kole and Kierra apart. But I don’t have the funds to do so.”

I interrupted, trying to stand upright. This burden wasn't theirs to carry, so I didn’t let them see that their Alpha's mistake might doom us all. But even as I spoke, hiding in guise of confidence, Kael’s laughter sliced through my mind. It was dark, bitter, and knowing. “A solution?” he snarled. “There’s no remedy for what is done. You bound us to her destruction the moment you rejected her. Each step she takes away from us exacerbates our suffering.” “Then I’ll find a way to fix it,” I said, not noticing I now spoke aloud to my wolf. “There must be a right way to break this.”

"... the Alpha position must return to my bloodline." *

he said slowly, "you finally figured out that the curse is yours. The great Alpha bloodline is just a poisoned root. Diego's voice stayed steady. “If I break my promise, the curse will also be broken.” Carlos laughed. "Or maybe you just take off the one thing that ever made you important. You put everything on the line for a theory. A bet. "You really are desperate." Raquel yelled, "The magic is clear." The darkness loses its anchor when he cuts the line. Carlos smiled. "Ah. So he lives, but he doesn't become anyone. What a beautiful poem. The legendary Alpha is now just a footnote.

"The bond between you and Darius. It is not simply a mate bond under strain." "I know what it is." "The Riven noticed it," Lyra said. "At the bone places, when he put his mark in the earth and claimed Mira, the bond flared. They felt it. It is—old, Elara. The resonance that runs in Mira runs in the bond too. You and Darius are not simply mates. You are the root system she grows from." She paused. "If the bond breaks fully—not strained, not unresolved, but severed—the resonance in Mira becomes unstable. She loses an anchor."

Aldric said as pain ripped through him causing him to fall forward onto his forearm. He felt his bond from his pack rip away and felt like pieces of him were being ripped apart from him one by one. His pack behind him fell to their knees in pain as well as the bond broke, sadness shaking the room. “Now submit.” Alpha Rhett said a smirk across his lips as he sent out his Alpha aura onto Aldric.

Ryder stood before her, shirtless, with sweat dripping down his muscular chest. “We’ll go see them soon,” he said. Alecia looked down at her lap, as Ryder sat down and leaned his head into it. “I promise, Ally, when you’re ready.” She took small deep breaths but the tenseness wouldn’t go away. “Do you think we can ever find peace?” He asked “Not us,” she said. “You mean not me.” Alecia shook her head. ''I don't know what to say Ryder. . . That we have broken every single rule I've ever known. Whoever said an Alpha and a human girl could be happy together.

Yesterday Joden told her with clear words to sit beside me whether Arthur present or not but she denied my order giving fuel in my commenced anger. "Didn't she looks beautiful to you" I asked Joden. who always busy praising her whenever she come in our view. "I am Alpha wolf of my words" He replied closing his eyes to sleep. "She denied her Alpha order" My anger boiling inside. "She is not werewolf so how can she knows we are her Alpha" He asked. "Does mate bonding doesn't affect human mate" I asked. "It's does but I believe your whore clearly mentioned to her that you are her boyfriend" He mocked.

Lucien and I found ourselves sitting in one of its marble stairs. I turned to him, his hair falling on his forehead. “I think...you can apologize all you want, Alpha. But our bond is like a glass. Once shattered, no matter how you try to patch it up again with the remaining shards, it’s already been broken. And it’s not a sight to behold.” Both of us fell into the quietude, like a lingering monster devouring our words with each heartbeat passing. I drew in a shaking breath, feeling the weight of my next words bursting out of my heart. “Did you ever truly love me?”