Destiny Bond Pokemon Novels & Stories

“In fact, I’ll make sure you come back to me. One way or another.” The words sank into me like ice. My hands trembled as I stared at him with fear. “I won’t ever come back to you!” He stepped back finally, a smirk playing on his lips. “Oh, you will Tonya. If you think that that bastard Ezra can keep you away from me, then you’re wrong.” He brought his knuckle over my jaw and brushed it lightly over there. “I will bring you back to my pack, and then I will make you, my mistress. That is the destiny written for you in stone.” Then he lowered his face to my ear. “And you know what—you won’t be able to deny me. You are bonded. To me.”

He was right, I couldn't do anything if I kept crying. "They threatened me that if I try to contact him ,they'll snatch him off his inheritance. I can't destroy his future for my own selfish heart. He had sacrificed a lot to become the successful heir that his family wanted him.No, he's good without me.We were a mismatched couple since the beginning."I let those sour words spit out but I knew I was disagree with my own statement. "We all are destined to someone and if you and Daniel are matched in the heaven then no mortal power in this world can stop you both from uniting with each other."He said to comfort me.

THE END Fatima is a former process engineer and currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering. She has been stepping into the publishing world by writing academic journals and book chapters. Now, she is taking a new step in publishing her first fiction book, Love Destiny. The inspiration for Love Destiny came from various factors such as her interest in the military and medical world, and love-hate relationship.

Arizer says to me yet again knowing how I am feeling. We sat there waiting for the venom to wear off. "How did you find me so fast?" I asked curiously. "I had a pull, it is like I knew where you were." I smiled at this "What are you smiling about?" Asher asked "Well I had the tingle in my heart, which meant Scarlet was helping me in some way, she must have used the mate bond to lead you to me." After a few minutes I had to say something, I couldn't sit here in silence.

“What I said explains everything, but you just don’t understand it yet. That is why you think I’m speaking in riddles.” Evans frowned. “You care to explain?” “Whatever we are feeling right now is called a bond,” she started. “And not all bonds are chosen; some are destined.” “I am so confused.” “Chill,” she replied, then inhaled sharply. “There is a bond between us. Some bonds are chosen, while some are destined. They are different. You can see the chosen bond coming, you can ignore it, but you can’t ignore the destined bond, no matter how you try.”

I could feel their shock, their pain. "Rhea, you can't mean that," Kai spoke, his voice full of a strange fear. "We are a pack. We are bonded." "Are we?" I asked, my eyes fixed on Ash. "What kind of bond is this? A bond that's based on lies? On murder? On deception?" "It's a bond that's based on destiny," Zane said, a hint of desperation in his tone. "Our souls are tied together. We can't reverse it."

“Not yet.” Her mark pulsed, harder this time, enough to make her gasp. A thin line of silver light floated over the pool, forming shapes, runes—symbols she had seen once before in a forbidden page of an old Moonborn lore book. The symbols of the Eclipse Bond, the most dangerous mate bond known to her kind. A bond that didn’t choose love. A bond that chose destiny. A bond forged only when two bloodlines capable of rewriting a prophecy crossed paths. Ariana’s stomach twisted.

The bond was not an easy thing to carry, especially when both parties were not fully aligned with it. “The fear you speak of is natural,” the shaman replied, his voice low but firm. “But know this—fated mates are bound in ways that no one truly understands. It is not a matter of claiming first, or who loves whom more. It is a matter of destiny, of connection. Whether you are the one to claim her, or she claims you first, the bond is already woven. What you fear is inevitable—this connection will change you both, no matter who claims whom.”

Devon grabbed my wrist gently, his thumb brushing over the flames, his expression awed. “They don’t hurt you,” I whispered, staring at the golden light. “No,” he said softly, eyes never leaving mine. “Because they were never meant to destroy me. They were meant to mark me. To remind me that you and I we’re bound by something stronger than the world can understand.” My throat tightened. The bond between us was unmistakable now. I could feel it like a second heartbeat, pulsing in time with mine. And with every pulse, my powers surged brighter, fiercer, more unrestrained.

A promise he was making with the only currency he trusted. My grandmother watched us both with an expression that was almost soft. "There is one more thing," she said. "The third option only became possible because of the mate bond completing. The resonance required to call nine fragments simultaneously is beyond individual Silvermoon capacity. But a bonded pair." She paused. "The bond creates a power circuit. What Elena reaches with, Dante anchors. He becomes the foundation that keeps her from burning through completely." "He has to be part of the call," I said. "He has to hold the other end of it," she said. "Which means he also has to be in proximity. Both of you. Close to Cain. At the sa