Chained To You Novelas e Histórias

He brought it to my neck while mom and Hari aunty lifted my braided hair up so he could tie it at the back of my neck. He tied three knots, it signifies that we knotted together in a holy bond called marriage forever. My fingers touched the gold metal feeling overwhelmed suddenly as Abhiman's words flooded in my eyes. It's the wedding chain which granny had given him for me twenty years ago. My eyes filled in instantly as my eyes darted to Abhiman. His eyes also glistened with tears and a heart swell smile playing on his lips. I really love him! After that we were called for Sthalipakam ritual.

“What are you going to do to me?” the bond. Panic hit Eiren hard. "No way. Please, just... I don't— “You don’t have a choice.” Kael crossed the room in two strides and grabbed Eiren’s shoulders,not roughly, but firmly.“The bond is already there. If we don’t seal it properly, it’ll tear you apart.” “I don’t care,” Eiren’s voice broke. “Let it be. I’d rather die than” what? Be mine? eyes narrowed. think I want this either?

He stood behind me and for a second, nothing happened. Then cold fingers gently grazed my skin as he pushed my hair over my shoulders, exposing my neck. “Did you really think you could run from me, Snowflake?” Then a sharp hit to my neck artery plunged me right into darkness.

I joked. “No Aiden, it isn't. It says here that with every bond, friendship, family, love, hate, desire, and the like, regardless of whether the person stays or leaves, there's always a whole or residual piece of the soul of that person left in your mind. Hence, Soul Chain”. He explained further. “That sounds stupid,” I said. We both looked at ourselves, amused by the concept of what had just read, and we laughed aloud, heartily, to our heart's content.

I know my eyes must be the size of saucers, but I sense that he is building anticipation. "Lie down on the mattress on your front, arms above your head, resting your cheek on the cover," Alex says. I do exactly as he asks and he strides around the platform confidently to where my wrists are. He quickly cuffs them before attaching them to a rope that comes out the side of the platform so that I can't move my arms. Alex then moves behind me and I can see out of the corner of my eye that he now has a further two cuffs, which he attaches around each ankle and then secures them so that my legs are spread. I can feel the cool air between my thighs and I find myself squirming in expectancy.

I admitted. “Well, let me tell you. They are metal rods that are bent and then soldered together.” She took a sip of her drink before continuing. “The weakest part of a chain link is where it is soldered, because it was never meant to be connected to itself.” She patted my arm. “The hardest part of breaking the chains that hold you back is finding what holds it together.” She gathered her trash and picked up her cup before getting out of my car. She bent down to meet my eyes. “When you are ready to break your chain, you know where to find me. The happiness you are searching for is within reach. You just need to figure out what soldered your links, and figure out the best way to open each one

"Like my life is a broken faucet." Renzo’s thumb stops its gentle tracing, his jaw tightening almost imperceptibly. A flicker of something dangerous, a dark storm, crosses his features. "Broken faucet, huh?" he repeats, his voice low, a warning note in it. He's picturing whoever wrote that email, whoever made that decision, and I know it's not a pleasant image.

I asked, brow arched. After cracking a smirk, he chuckled lowly. “If I needed to, I could tear you to pieces. The silver chain is for this …” He tugged on the chain and made me crawl across the concrete floor to him. “For you to learn. For you to obey. For you to follow me, mate.”

And grabbed one of the chains. The entire valley froze. The creature examined it briefly. Then squeezed. CRACK. One chain shattered. The sound echoed across the world. The chained warrior staggered. Blood appeared at the corner of his mouth. Then another chain snapped. CRACK. Then another. CRACK. The hope vanished instantly. The creature wasn't struggling. It wasn't even trying. Then the chained warrior fell to one knee. For the first time. Defeated. The creature looked at him. Its expression softened.

Rowan continued, “These chains are a courtesy not a necessity.” She glared at him through tears. “You destroyed everything.” Rowan straightened. “You brought destruction with you long before you crossed my path.” He turned away gesturing. The chains pulled her to her feet dragging her forward. “Every pack will fight over you,” he said, “Every alpha will bleed.” She struggled, “Why me?” He paused, Because the gods marked you. Because the moon trembles when you breathe Because balance was broken long ago and you are its correction. Ariana’s breath hitched