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“When a mate bond is accepted, the Alpha marks his mate to solidify their connection. It’s permanent.” My stomach twisted into knots. “And if I don’t want to be marked?” Aliah bit her lip. “You’re human. It’s rare for an Alpha to have a human mate, but rejecting the bond… it’s dangerous.” I swallowed hard. “For me?” “For both of you.” I exhaled shakily, my mind spinning. This wasn’t happening. I couldn’t let this happen. I had been trying to push the reality of our bond to the back of my mind, convincing myself that it didn’t matter. That Alaric could go back to Emma, that I could somehow be free of this world. But this… this made it real.

Jensen asked the burning question on everyone's minds at his words and Dillon sighed and raked his fingers through his hair. "Because he says that only an alpha—doesn't matter if it's an Elder or an Alpha of the past—can beak a bond between mates." "His father's an alpha, Dillon, and he won't break the bond between him and his mother," Axel stated and Dillon nodded. "But the thing is Alpha Dominic doesn't have the power to break a mate bond," We looked at the sound of Mama who had walked back into the room with Papa and we looked at him confused.

"Alpha Ethan, Luna Sophia, are you certain you wish to dissolve your mate bond?" Elder Grace's voice was grave. "This decision cannot be undone." I stood before the Elders' altar and nodded calmly. "I'm sure." Ethan stood beside me, his expression a mess. On the way over, he'd suddenly grabbed my arm. "Sophia, do we really have to go through with this?" There was a hint of panic in his voice. "Maybe we can reconsider..."

I breathed. "Most werewolves sever the mate bond when taking a chosen mate, but Alpha's can always feel it. We must have the strongest offspring possible, so even if we are already mated to a chosen one most alphas will break that bond to sire a better stronger heir to their position." I could feel the hurt in his chest and see the tears welling in his eyes.

“The question is, would you still act this way when your mate is the wager?” My heart gave me away. It began to bang loudly at the mention of my mate. Worry crept up inside of me. Was he going to do something to him? Picking up on my reaction, my grandfather smirked. “There it is. You’re not so ruthless after all. Pathetic! A great Alpha should not have a weakness. That’s why I’ve taken it upon myself to break the bond between you two. Your mate is to wed Keisha, my beta’s daughter.”

On the night of the full moon, my mate Aiken brought home an Omega. He said the she-wolf had saved his life on the battlefield and that he would take care of her for the rest of her life. She took over my room and put on my mother's velvet cloak. In front of everyone, the two of them held up the bear claws that symbolized a mating and received the pack's blessing. And I got left behind, over and over. When I finally couldn't take it anymore and went to Aiken's house, I found him kissing her neck. The Alpha who was supposed to be mine was using his own scent to ease another she-wolf's heat. Because she said his scent was the only one she liked. "Mira, don't worry. The only Luna the Silvermoon

“I will not force the bite on you while you fight me. That kind of claiming creates broken bonds and broken wolves. I want you bound to me willingly enough that the pack and the Syndicate both feel it. But I also will not pretend we have unlimited time. An incomplete mate bond is a vulnerability. It keeps you scent-marked as mine without the full protection that comes with the scar. Every enemy we have can smell the difference.” I turned away and walked to the windows. The glass was still polarized black; I could see only my own faint reflection and the shape of him behind me. “What happens if I say yes?” I asked. “I bite you. Here.” His reflection lifted a hand and touched the side of his o

Then louder and firmer: “No. I’ve waited for you for years. I’ve felt this bond since the moment I walked in. And now I finally meet you, and you treat me like this?” Something shifted in his eyes. His mouth twitched as though holding something back. And then he snapped. “You’re delusional.” He spat the word like venom. “You’re just some desperate girl from Moonstone. You’re not my mate. You’re just a wannabe” The name hit her like a slap. Wannabe. The girl who claimed a bond that didn’t exist. A murmur rose in the crowd, louder now. The man beside him, about the same age as him, gently placed a hand on his shoulder. “Alpha…” he said quietly, trying to calm him. He gave a small nod of warnin

Yet, I find myself battling it out with him while Victor and Simon offer me their support since we are all certain that Julian, the smart chess master, will eventually beat my ass. “So, are you going to talk about how you went from starting a new law firm to finding out that Jessica White is your mate?” Simon asks as I make my move on the chessboard. “It’s a long story,” I reply. “You really want to marry her?” Julian asks, staring at the chessboard, calculating his next move. “She is my mate. Of course, I’m going to spend the rest of my life with her.” “You can decide not to.” Simon pushes in. “Mates or not, you can decide not to acknowledge the Mate bond, and both of you can be with someon

Smiled like those two words were everything she'd ever wanted to hear. I forced my face into neutral lines, pushed down the wolf that wanted to howl with frustration. No one could see this. No one could know that the Alpha King's bastard son had been hit with a mate bond for someone already claimed by another wolf. It was bad enough I was an illegitimate spare with speckled wolf syndrome, albeit the most watered down version of it. But how was that possible? Mate bonds were sacred. Unbreakable. One soul split in half, searching for its other piece across lifetimes. You didn't get two. You certainly didn't get one that went unreturned while the other person bonded with someone else entirely.