Eternal Bond Novels & Stories

He saw the deadly promise in the man’s eyes- if that’s what he chose then there would be no backing out. Yet the other choice held no more appeal. Mate and bond him. Was the man crazy? He didn’t know him and he wanted to tie them together for an eternity? A bond between an alpha and an omega was for life. Soul-bond, people called it. Other classes could mate and form bonds together but it would eventually fade with time if not maintained. But a soul-bond between and alpha and omega was more binding than even a marriage. They could not be separated for any great length of time and would become almost emotionally dependent on the other.

I felt his tension ease, the fear that had been choking him finally loosening its grip. "So she's really okay?" His voice was still rough with emotion. "No complications? No lasting damage?" Natasha smiled, reaching out to squeeze her brother's shoulder. "She's really okay. You both are. You completed one of the most dangerous bonding rituals in our history and came out the other side stronger for it." Her expression turned serious. "But Dimitri, this bond. It's permanent. Unbreakable. You know what that means?" "It means she's mine and I'm hers," He looked at me, and the love in his eyes made my heart skip. "Forever. No matter what anyone else thinks about it."

The bond sang between us—golden, warm, eternal—wrapping us both in its protective glow as my eyes finally drifted shut, safe, cherished, thoroughly claimed, and utterly, perfectly his. Ours. Always, irrevocably ours.

His lips closed around the shell of my ear as a hum of satisfaction came from him. “Say you belong to me.” “I belong to Kaden.” “Forever.” “F-forever.” More like until he dies… but of course, I didn’t say that out loud. “Do you know what a mate bond is, Dahlia,” Kaden withdrew from me to suddenly ask. I waited for a moment to confirm if he truly wanted an answer. “It’s the bond between two souls who were created for each other, to love each other unconditionally, and to ultimately become one soul,” I stated.

“It nearly killed me at first. But I survived. And now I see it for what it was: a mercy. I was never his. And he was never truly mine.” A silence blooms between us. “But I thought…” I frown. “I thought a mating bond was sacred. Unbreakable.” “It is—if both sides accept it. If it’s fully embraced.” She pauses, then adds quietly, “Like Valen and Maerwynn. Their bond is complete. Total. There’s no undoing that kind of connection. No room for doubt or escape. That’s what the old songs are about.” I look into the fire, watching the flames curl around the logs like slow-moving water.

“It means you’re mine.” “Not helpful,” Ember said. “It means,” Rowan cut in, “there’s a bond—older than choices, older than names. It pulls two people into one life. It’s… a vow you can hear in your bones.” “Like soul mates,” Aurora said. Silence swallowed the lot for a beat. Zee prowled with a pleased rumble, like he knew a punchline nobody else did. I kept my voice even. “Not exactly.” Her eyes sharpened. “What does that mean?”

He wasn’t just in her — he was a part of her. “Asher…” she whispered, tears springing to her eyes even as her hips met his, over and over. “You’re in me… everywhere.” His rhythm faltered just long enough to press his mouth to her temple, his chest shaking. “You’re mine,” he rasped, lips finding her jaw, her cheek, her mouth. “And I’m yours. Forever. This—” he thrust deeper, slower, reverent “—this is our bond. Our eternity.”

Summer opened her mouth to speak but he bought his forehead down to meet hers. "I’ve been the brunt of so much loss and pain for eternity.... but only one truth remains, something that we can fight to the ends of time with, one thing that has shone through like a crystal on a dewy morning: Being together brings true power. We will wreak havoc amongst the gods…amongst the stars" "What are .... you saying" Summer spluttered confused He stopped and stared intently into her eyes. His charcoal eyes swirled with desire which intrigued and caused butterflies in the pit of her stomach. As she waited for what he had to say, Summer realised that she was holding her breath

I shook my head once again in frustration, as I realized that she was never going to understand. "I shouldn't have let you in on th." I hissed and returned back to bed, closing my eyes in an attempt to sleep. "I know you are listening Anabelle. I want you to understand that the day would come where I would be seeing you both consummate together as one and just like every prophecies that has come to pass, this too would be inevitable." She stated and returned back to bed. Could Dante and I ever get consummate in marriage? The question continued to ring through my head, before I slept off.

Wilson caressed Catherine’s cheeks lovingly. "Mom, can you stop praising her. My ear drum will bleed if I hear anymore complements about her" Alexander Wilson said in an irritated tone. "Stop it Alex" his mother hit his head. Catherine Davison felt she can accept everything in this world, except this alien Alexander Wilson, Sophie Wilson's younger brother. He is such a playboy. Always flirts with everyone, he is the least guy Catherine Davison wants to date. Catherine really don't want to see his annoying face in this happy occasion.