Break Mate Bond With Alpha Before Marriage Novels & Stories

“Listen to me for once, Nova and take the fucking week off. Besides, I’ll be in town for a while - I’ll be meeting my Luna Bride.” My head snaps towards him when he says this, and I jump up. “Luna Bride? You’ve met your mate?” I ask incredulously. Alpha Cain shakes his head. “No, she’s not my mate; his marriage is needed as an agreement with a neighbouring pack. I killed my mate over three years ago when I realised that I didn’t need one; I simply needed this union to strengthen a bond.” He says and is about to walk out when I run towards him and pull him back.

He needed to know what I had learnt in the human world. Even now, it was his rank as Alpha that kept him here. I knew that it was unrealistic to expect otherwise. Our mate bond was different from any other wolf pairs, because my wolf was different to any other wolf. And if I thought that there was a chance that it would get better, I would have told him. But I wasn't sure about it. I wasn't sure about anything of my wolf nature. And since I couldn't assure him that I would be his mate, that I would be able to meet him in the bond entirely one day, I couldn't expect him to be there for me entirely.

after their public kiss. ​He is sliding, she realized, her fingers trembling against the ancient parchment. He is trying to rule a pack and fight a war while his own biology is screaming for the anchor he’s legally forbidden himself from touching. ​She read further into the Sanctity of the Bond. In the eyes of the Pack Elders, the Mate Bond was a divine decree. To reject a True Mate was considered the highest form of heresy—a "Wounding of the Pack." An Alpha who rejected his mate was seen as structurally unsound, his leadership forfeit if he could not maintain his own internal balance.

Tell me what they’re saying about you isn’t the truth. She sighs. “I can’t see a way out of all this,” she admits. “I’ve already made a joke of myself in front of you, reacting to my mate bond.” “I don’t think you’re a joke,” I tell her. “You don’t?” “I think alpha mate bonds are barbaric,” I tell her. “They help us find the partners we have the best chance of procreating with,” she points out. “That’s what’s most important. If we don’t do that, we’ll be wiped out in a generation. Already, there are hardly any children left.”

“Al-Alpha R-Raymond? Didn’t he wake up from his sleep?” Nicole’s eyes darkened. That was her main problem. Who would have thought that Alpha Rayond would wake up? Now she was regretting not sending her daughter to him. She nodded her head and looked at Nathan with her sharp eyes. “You are marrying my daughter in a few days, and you will mark her on the wedding night. The mate bond between you and your mate should break as soon as possible. Otherwise, forget about my pack.” Nathan controlled his anger, knowing it was not the time to argue with Nicole. He could get back to Jennifer after becoming the Alpha too.

Everything that will fail spectacularly tomorrow when there's no real bond to complete. “After the Alpha marks his mate,” the elder continues, “she marks him in return. The dual marking completes the bond and makes it unbreakable.” “And if—” I start, then catch myself. “And if something goes wrong?” “Nothing will go wrong.” Alpha Rowan's voice is sharp. “The Moon Goddess has blessed this union. The bond is legitimate, isn't it? Tomorrow will proceed exactly as tradition dictates.” But his eyes, when they land on me, carry suspicion that makes me want to run.

“She did show up. And I don’t know the details, because Mama didn’t like talking about it. All I know is Dad did resist the mating bond. And Mama and Dad were stronger after that.” Keyah suppressed a shudder. “It could have turned out differently. My dad’s mate showed up after Dad had already been married to Mama. After I was born. If it weren’t the case, he would have found it that much more difficult to resist the bond.” Keyah glanced at Aaron. That look of awed disbelief still persisted. “An alpha never goes through so much trouble for a mate who’s not even The One. It’s simply unheard of.” Keyah shrugged one shoulder. “Well, Dad did.”

he began, his voice earnest, "to me, the bond between mates shouldn’t just be about wolves. It should be about Love, trust, and understanding. And I feel all these when I'm around you." I shifted on the bed, suddenly feeling a mix of emotions. "Sergio, I appreciate your concern and your help," I said, my tone sincere. "But I can't just jump into something like this. I need to find out more about my past, about my parents. I can't let myself get caught up in anything else right now. Also, an Alpha like you, should know better, a mate bond is strongest, when both parties have a wolf, unless maybe in an alternate universe. So you see?” I paused for a moment, then continued, a touch of humor in

“You talk rubbish. I do not share any connection with a man. I am not gay.” “Of course I do. I always have in your mind, young Alpha.” she shakes her head too. “Just because you are fated to them, I am not suggesting you have to sleep with them Alpha. Some do, some don’t. A matebond can be as you please. But you will become attached to them. Have a connection with them. Whether you have an inclination or not. And you say you have no connection with a man, so what of your friendship? Is that not a connection. Stop being so narrow-minded. At the end of the day, Alpha, there will be a matebond there between you and the men, you are fated to one another.”

Tade barked in agreement. “A pack bond cannot be discarded so easily,” Elder Jabari said, his deep voice heavy with ancient finality. “The Adebayo Dominion strictly follows the old laws. An alpha can only take a new mate if his first bond has crossed into the veil of death. Separation is forbidden by the ancestors. The one who must stand beside Seth today is Rapha.”