Dbz Bojack Unbound Novels & Stories

Sure, she didn’t feel the bond to me and I never felt the bond to her, but we…we both were fated to the same man, that means we were meant to be together, right? I feel my wolf bristling, ready to burst free and run through the dense forests. He dislikes being off our lands, he gets uneasy whenever I think of the past and he longs to break free, but I can remedy that. Just a pinch of the herbs in my drink as soon as I get home and he’ll settle down.

“Fiona is out there, and she needs us. We won’t stop until we find her.” Jace placed a reassuring hand on my shoulder. “We’ll find her, Tristan. We won’t rest until she’s safe.” I nodded, grateful for his unwavering support. As the night wore on, I couldn’t shake the gnawing feeling deep within me. Our mate bond, the unbreakable connection that linked Fiona and me, was fading, like a thread slipping through my grasp. I could feel her getting further away, and it drove me to the brink of desperation.

I unlocked the live camera feed. Luna filled the screen. Wrists tied behind her back. Ankles bound. Blindfold secured. Cloth stuffed into her mouth. She twisted violently against the ropes, trying to scream through the gag. I held the phone in front of Remi's face. "No..." His voice broke. His entire body jerked toward the screen. "No... don't..." Tears gathered in his eyes. "Please... don't tie her like that." Interesting. "She'll panic." He wasn't looking at me anymore.

~ Brendan POV cont. ~ A mixture of sounds lingered around me – gasps and exhales of relief of my banishment from some, and cries of despair from my mother. It felt like I had been ripped from my body, giving me an out-of-body experience. I could feel every element of my being, my heart and soul, being doused with loathing and set ablaze with a thousand flames. There was no use arguing anymore; I could feel the disconnect of my soul from the pack instantly.

I explain. “You told your mother about us?” He asks. “No, your mother told my mother about us.” I say and he groans. “That means my father blabbed to her about us.” Mason says looking pissed. “Hey, it’s okay.” I say. “But can we just be us for a while without parents and stuff.” I say. “Just us.” Mason says agreeing pulling me closer into him. We’re cuddled up on the couch in front of the tv, big bang theory playing in background but we aren’t really paying attention.

Me: I'll be waiting for you when you get home Me: Naked Gray: ...really?? Me: All I can think about is riding you. The sensation of you inside me. Gray: Holy shit, Bird Dog! I just spit my drink all over Topher. Me: Surprised? Gray: Hell yeah! Excited too! Me: See you tonight. Love you! Gray: Love you too

DROGO Jack feels like he is getting stronger, and I… Fuck the moonbane. “Give it up, Drogo,” Jack stalks in circles, watching as I set a dislocated arm back into place with a grunt. This has been going on for a long while now, and I can’t lie, the poison has been getting to me. Spreading incredibly fast. “You can’t beat me,” he grins, fangs baring in a smirk. "Alpha. You need our help. Let us come," A voice echoes from my earphone.

If my son had lived, he might have grown up like that—healthy, carefree. And then I saw an old woman wiping the boy's sweat with a handkerchief, her face full of gentle affection. If my mother were still alive, she might have been like that too—loving her grandchild, living a quiet and joyful old age. I stayed silent for a long time. Then I answered. "Unless you can turn back time… and bring back the dead." Ricky collapsed, sobbing without a sound, like a spoiled child who'd finally learned that not everything could be fixed with tears.

He picked up his jacket, turned off the light, and left. Miriam was on the bed, legs stretched out, iPad in hand, scrolling through nothing in particular when the notification came through. She almost missed it. Then she read it again. Breaking: Damien Rhodes acquires Nexus Capital in a swift overnight deal. Sources confirm a binding agreement signed late this evening. She sat up. She read it a third time. Nexus Capital. She knew that name. She set the iPad down. Picked up her phone by the side of the bed. That’s the company Adrian works for.

Marcus stared at the phone for a while, then laughed mockingly. “So that’s all they were worth.” His expression hardened. “They couldn’t even handle something this simple.” — On the outskirts of the city, a bucket of water crashed down. Maya jolted awake with a sharp gasp. Cold seeped straight into her bones. Her vision cleared slowly. She stared at the concrete walls, dim lights, and chains. Her hands were restrained. “What do you want from me?!” she snapped, her voice trembling despite herself. The men around her laughed.