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Finally he stepped back. “The claim is real,” he said. “That much is not in question. The Alpha’s mark took. The tether exists, but it is incomplete. Sections of the bond sealed under dominance. Other sections were resisted by a rising bloodline current and never fully locked. What you have is a functional claim with structural fractures.” Damien’s voice was flat. “Can it be finished?”

I said. She turned the book toward us. “The text describes completion as occurring only when each command bond has been recognized, accepted, and mutually claimed. Once that happens, the individual bonds stabilize into what appears to be a permanent closed network.” My amusement disappeared. A closed network. The memory of that morning returned with startling clarity. Grant’s fingers around mine. Julien touching my arm. Linc’s hand landing on Brax’s shoulder. Then suddenly all of them had been there. Not four separate lines running toward me.

“Uh. Sweetheart. Why do I sound like I’m picking up a supernatural group chat in my skull?!” He just chuckled, proud and smug and annoyingly handsome. “That, my moonlight,” he said with a grin, “is the Alpha Link.” I blinked. “The what now?” “It connects all Alphas. Every territory leader across the continent. It’s an ancient magic. Only the King—and now, the Luna Queen—can access all of it. You’re hearing them. For the first time.” I narrowed my eyes. “So basically... you accidentally just installed supernatural Bluetooth in my brain?”

It was a version of a one-way link. This part of my little game of chess was diabolical. See Evander eventually drop his link block and when he does, he will FEEL our other mates. He will feel all our arousal, want, need. Our other mates will be able to hear what’s bothering him and we will ALL be able to discuss it, like grown-ups. For me it’s going to be fun, for Evander it’s going to prove I get what I want.

"You can see he starts to look worried, and then a few moments later, runs out of there like a fly in a beehive." "And this is important because?" Alex took her hand off the makeshift bandage and looked at the blood smeared all over it. Jack, showing concern, reached for the first aid kit. "It's scientific proof of the Link. It really exists and yours matches perfectly to his, not a ratio of a wave. It's the strongest Link I have seen yet. Once I analyze this data I might be able to figure out how to make something to unlink the Link. An Unlinker..." She tapped her lip thinking of a better name.

The anchor link surged— not fully formed, not stable, but triggered by the forced pulse. Aiden collapsed to his knees. Dante caught him, holding him tightly. “Aiden—Aiden—stay with me—” Aiden’s fingers dug into Dante’s shirt, voice trembling. “Dante… The link— It’s starting— whether we want it— or not—” Dante crushed him against his chest. “Then we finish it together.”

“I hope you and Simon have already established the mindlink?” Melva swallowed hard, her face turning pale. Luna Ruth blinked rapidly in surprise. “You—you and the Gamma haven’t—?” “Yes, Luna Ruth. We haven’t completed the bond yet,” Melva admitted shyly. “He marked me, but we haven’t… consummated it.” Althea knew well that the mindlink only worked once the bond was fully consummated. In her case, it should already be functioning with Gavriel, but he needed to be the one to initiate it and properly teach her how to connect to him.

We weren't usually like this in front of people, our immature behaviour was saved for when no one else was around and we could just be ourselves without anyone making a comment about it. As I looked at Jamie, I would like to think that Link is going to come round and will actually speak to her. Just as he had a terrible past, she had also had a pretty crappy time growing up. It didn't matter that she was twelve years younger than he is, the moon goddess had paired them together for a reason - I hoped that she could be the girl who put Link back together and made him whole once again.

The only thing in my head was the feel of her breath warming my skin through my shirt and the faint, clean scent of her shampoo. I looked down at her, and the feeling was so big it was like a physical pressure in my chest. It wasn't just want, though God knew I wanted her every second of every day. It was something else. Something deeper and more terrifying. It was completion. It was the stupid, cliché thing you read about in books I'd never admit to reading. It was the final piece of a puzzle I didn't even know I was trying to solve sliding into place and making the whole picture make sense for the first time.