Novel & Cerita Breeding

“And you should fear me because for now, you belong to me” She swallowed nervously and a sly grin formed at the edge of my lips. “Considering how frightened you are, I can only promise you one thing if you fail to conceive, then you will be free to leave!” Her eyes sparkled with hope and it made me crave the urge to shatter that hope or something. However, what she failed to understand was that I concealed the actual reason I required a breeder. The cruel truth of my existence was that I had been cursed by the moon goddess because I fell in love with someone other than my destined mate.

He asked Kanavasi, carefully explaining each word so that chief's son would understand him. "Yes, mothers wait. Every mother, a young girl who has gotten together with a man, expects to create the perfect son who can give her many children. The perfect breeder. But... when time passes, they begin to fear. Because they raised their son as a son. And now the son...by choice...has to become her breeder. Some mother find it a little scary... Discomfort. But it passes. Breeding Mother is natural." "Natural? But didn't you say you didn't like the fact that your older brother and your Mum... Well it's... Like you said. Trying to procreate to no avail."

I find it. "Clause Seventeen: Moral Conduct and Behavioral Standards. The Surrogate agrees to maintain appropriate professional boundaries with the Intended Parents throughout the term of this agreement. The Surrogate shall not engage in behavior deemed emotionally manipulative, overly familiar, or inappropriate as determined by the Intended Parents. Violation of this clause may result in adjustment or forfeiture of final compensation at the sole discretion of the Intended Parents." At the sole discretion of the Intended Parents. I read it three times. Four times. The words don't change.

“I mean, I understand why they excommunicated themselves from them. There was infighting, battles for dominance, pretty strict rules about breeding and more sick shit.” “Breeding?” I repeat, disgusted at the terminology. “What the hell do you mean?” “The family forced pairing based on multiple factors. Intelligence. Dominance, purity of bloodlines, all in the hopes to have the strongest and most elite children. There are even some rumors of inbreeding in the family tree.” My lips curl. Disbelief, surprise, and revolution warring for the primary spot in my emotional state. What kind of people did t

“Not slowly, not some theory the council writes papers about. Two breeders came before you. Neither made it past three months. Without an heir, in five years this territory gets carved up by whoever moves fastest to take it.” The room felt colder. “What does that have to do with me?” Rysen answered, gentler than his brother but no less direct. “The clause called you an anomaly because you’re unranked. Unshifted at nineteen. Failed every test they gave you. That’s not supposed to be possible. No wolf should mean no markers at all. But the old texts talk about a fertility line that reads as nothing right up until it isn’t.” “You think I’m one of those bloodlines,” I said. The pieces slid toget

Eline nodded, "Yes. Once you find your mate, your body starts ovulating. Sometimes, it doesn't start unless you go intimate with your mate, then it triggers it too. We can only carry our mate's child, but those monsters don't know that." "I'm glad they don't know it. Bástards." Ismena raged. Eline hesitated, "Well, there's an exception too. It's a rumor I heard but I don't know how true it is. I heard that relatives can also...well...breed us." "Really? Your relative? Like your sibling or something like that?" She shrieked, disbelievingly.

I gave him a cheeky grin nodding my head and taking a bite of toast. “My father had fallen in love with his step-in mate, Marie before he met my mother,” he said, looking at his hands not looking up. “When he met my mother she was human until a rogue bit her and made her a newbreeder. He taught her about everything about this world. The mate bond was so strong he had to leave Marie to make a life with my mother. Then they had me but even though my mother loved him, she thought that my father wouldn’t love us as much as he did his other family. And it was true my father didn’t know who to love, so my mother decided for him. She told him to go raise his family and she would raise hers,” he sto

“Don’t be naive son… For breeding of course. Legends say that fighters born to an opal queen are stronger and faster than any other wolves ... they are special” “I mean I get that it sounds ... intriguing for a pack”. I chew on my lip. “But I thought we were all about finding our mate ... imprinting and all that. It doesn’t really fit with the idea of breeding someone ... It sounds like she is a prize dog or something”. “I thought you didn’t believe in that”. He gives me a look. “But the buyer would not marry her. He would merely keep her and breed her with his strongest worries to see what would make the strongest match”.

Still, most of the Hegemony's citizens clung to the traditional ways, concerned lest the free breeder chaos visible on planets such as Earth being their carefully planned society to its knees. Ishimoto-Seven looked up as horns blared and cabbies gestured at each other through open windows, street-level traffic had been banned more than a hundred year before, and a good thing too, since there was barely enough room to move. All because of free breeding sex. My people are correct, Ishimoto thought to himself. That's why it was so important to maintain the status quo, to put limits on what the free breeders could do, and protect the Hegemony.

Their bodies were flawless, unscathed art forms. “You’ll see for yourself how caring they are with their breeders,” Miriam said. “They have a mindset to serve—to please us, and prepare us for breeding. We carry on a sort of symbiotic relationship that way. We fulfill their needs and they fulfill ours.” “But what happens once you’re too old to breed?” I asked.