Novel & Cerita Broken Bonds Epub

All I had to do was find a way to break the mating bond. It was not going to be an easy task especially considering the fact that they had two kids. Children cemented a bond and made it stronger. I was going to have to yank that bond apart once and for all, I did not have the patience to put them at loggerheads and watch as they broke the bond themselves. Waiting for them to break it could give Lucas an opportunity to be together. That was a lot of time spent together, the possibility of Noah and Hazel getting back together was also looming.

Maybe she didn’t see the love I had for her, if she had seen it, she wouldn’t have run away. No, I was a fool. Who wouldn't run away after rejection? Especially when she had consented. A memory flashed to me. It was the first time I had seen her when she was broken and torn. I guessed I left her worse than I had found her. There was no forgiveness there. I had wronged Yolian beyond her expectation, but I had to do what was best. For us, and most especially, for her. My thoughts were interrupted by the footsteps made from the clash between a marble floor and the heel of a shoe. Making a wild guess, I knew it was Minna. I wasn’t ready for her shit.

"Even if I came, I still wouldn't feel satisfied. Not when we have ignored the mate bond for this long. My cock in your cunt is the only thing that could quench my thirst." I think about his words and widen my eyes when I realize his words are right for me, too: even though I came, my body is ready to go again. The mate bond is thrumming between us. "I'm still aroused," I whisper. "Still incredibly horny." "I know," Thail says. "And I can do nothing for you more than wait for your decision to mate with me or reject me. But I must warn you that a broken bond can never be repaired; sometimes, the soul breaks like a string when you refuse someone. Some mates reject each other and later discover

Were exactly what Cole needed to achieve purposes we didn't fully comprehend. "We need to break connection," Caleb said. Voice breaking. "Separate bonds temporarily. Deny portal the amplification. Stop feeding it power through our unity." "That'll complete the fracture," I protested. "That'll destroy what we just repaired. That'll prove bonds aren't sustainable under pressure. That'll demonstrate exactly what Cole wants demonstrated." "But it'll save everyone. And isn't that what matters? Isn't that what bonds are for? Protecting people we love even when protection costs everything?"

Because the ritual doesn’t fully work. A shudder tears through me as her scream fades—but not completely. The chain at my core snaps, not in release, but in rupture. I collapse, my limbs trembling uncontrollably, but something inside me burns still. She is not gone. Not truly. Not whole, either. The bond is broken—but not severed.

“Maybe I’ll die.” “Don’t say that.” Elinor’s voice was sharp. “Don’t you dare say that.” She helped me into bed, pulling the covers up. My whole body ached. Not just my chest where the bond had been, but everywhere. My bones felt like they were breaking. My skin too sensitive to touch. My head pounding. “This is normal,” Elinor said, wringing out a cloth in cool water. “After a bond breaks, the body goes through a kind of… mourning. It’ll get worse before it gets better.”

When my father told me about everything Isaac had witnessed, I didn't feel touched or emotional at all. In fact, I was just speechless. When Sylvan and I were with him, Kaelen didn't appreciate us. Now he was pretending to be all sentimental? But at least under my father's protection, I had finally been able to sever my mate bond with Kaelen. And with that, I was free to live my own life. Thanks to my father, no one dared to call Sylvan an outsider or a bastard.

He said I chose him. Loki collapsed onto the floor, confusion filling his eyes. "No… This isn't how it's supposed to be… Melissa, you said you loved me…" I spared him only a single glance and replied coolly, "Yes, I did love you once. But that love was worn down completely the moment you broke our bond in public, allowed Alice to humiliate me, and shattered the crystal my grandmother left me." I gave Loki one last look. The man I had loved for decades, and suffered over for decades, now looked like a broken doll.

I sensed small fractures appearing in the fabric of supernatural society, soul bonds that had endured centuries suddenly growing weaker. Heart-strings that once resonated with perfect harmony began to unravel in realms I had known as bastions of unity and strength. The damage spreads like a contagion that attacks the very capacity for emotional connection.

The word echoed in her chest, sharp and impossible. “That—” she began, but the word tangled in her throat. “That’s not possible. When did this happen?” "I got the news yesterday." Cain answered, "Isn't that why you're leaving?" "Cain, are you certain?" Rayne asked instead. Cain nodded his head slowly. “Bonds break, Rayne. Sometimes by force, sometimes by choice. And sometimes… because they were never meant to last.” His scarred hand flexed at his side. “Whatever fate tied them together, it’s been cut.”