Familial Bond Novels & Stories

“I just hope… I hope our bond is as strong as yours. My parents had a brief, unspoken conversation that resonated strongly. Their connection was the best representation of love and partnership between teammates, something I had always been impressed by. “The Moon Goddess absolutely has a plan for each of us,” my kind mother stated, as she softly took my hand. When I first met your father, I felt a powerful pull, a definite recognition deep within my soul. The connection transcends understanding. My father offered all indications of total agreement. “It is a bond constructed upon trust and respect, coupled with love that, over the course of time, always gets stronger. You’ll feel like you tru

"You make him real, in a way I wasn't sure he remembered how to be." I looked at him—this man who ran toward everything that couldn't be controlled, who was honest in the way that cost something, who had lost a brother and found a niece in the woman his brother's brother had bonded to, and whose response to all of this was to sit on a cold ridge in the early morning and be truthful. "What happens to you?" I asked. "The bond. When I choose." "It transforms," he said. "I talked to Fen. The unrequited mate bond—it doesn't disappear. It becomes something else. Something older." He looked at the sky. "Family, maybe. Pack. Something that doesn't have a name because it doesn't usually happen."

“Not bad-wrong. Just… I’ve been in packs. Covens. Rogue dens. Everyone’s always waiting for something to go wrong. For someone to slip.” I leaned back slightly, Inferno calm but attentive beneath my skin. “And here?” Rowan looked around the table. At the teenagers quietly arguing over bread. At Selene brushing stew off Elysia’s sleeve without comment. At Lucien, who had positioned himself instinctively between the windows and the younger members. “Here,” Rowan said, voice quieter now, “it feels like you guys are more bonded than any other family , pack, clan or coven. It's a fact that you'll never turn on each other.” Zenith met my eyes briefly.I nodded once.

It has been that way for a long time and I doubt it will ever change. “From the moment a child gets born, it forms a bond with its parents and siblings. That bond can only be broken by death; even if they have been separated for many years, the bond will still be there. You will always know in which direction to look for your siblings, your parents, your children and even other family members.” Rayden explains. I stare at him as if he has lost his mind. How can you tell where to look for your Brother just because of a bond?

I didn’t know where they were, or what was happening. All I could trust in is that I’d know if Callum or Oscar died. There’s a link between immediate family members; not as strong as a mate bond, but more than a regular pack bond. “Beta,” the doctor suddenly appeared in the doorway, dipping his head. “Doc, any news?”

The question which soon left his lips makes me cringe, " Who is my family?" I saw the tears gathered in his eyes. Pain and betrayal occupying his expression. He abruptly jerked up from the floor, staggering away from us. I followed suit. " But that doesn't mean anything. As long as we grew up together, as long as we have always loved one another, as long as the family bond runs through our veins, we are still a family, it doesn't matter if our blood isn't the same. All that matters now is that we have each other and that we love each other, that's what makes a complete family,"

mom said looking at dad. "Well fated mates are two people who posses what we call a mate bond. Before you ask, a mate bond is like a bond, a special bond that two people share. For example, your mother and I share that bond, the bond is so strong that I can't live without her and she can't live without me, if she dies I die too. If she cheats I will automatically know she did and if I cheat she will know that I cheated. The bond is so strong it's like we share a apart of each other and we can't stay away from each other for longer periods because if that happens then we both go into depression or go feral,"

Quote for this episode: ‘’Family isn't about sharing the same genetics. That's being related. Family is when you love someone to death, and You would do anything for them. You trust them, Take care of them, And in Return they do the same. It's the type of bond you hold together.’’

It’s even stronger if the pup’s father is an alpha. Today, both of those things happened. Aspen unknowingly initiated contact by cupping Alec’s jaw. That and the eye contact between them basically sealed the deal. It sealed the father-daughter bond. Even though a familial bond isn’t as strong as a mate bond, they are similar in some ways. Parents can feel the emotions of their children, and vice versa. Aspen is being affected by Alec’s sadness. Just like the way my emotions would affect her. She doesn’t understand what’s happening. She doesn’t understand why Alec's sadness is affecting her. She doesn’t understand why her heart feels weird. She doesn’t understa

At Dominic, beside her, his hand resting over hers on the table with the ease of something that had always been the arrangement of things. She thought about what love actually was. Not the romance of it,though that was real and hers and she was keeping it. The larger thing. The thing that made this table possible. The trust built through impossible circumstances. The particular bond of people who had been in the dark together and found their way out together and were now, against all reasonable expectation, sitting here eating too much of Julian's chosen wine and laughing. Family. That was what it was. She had not known she was building one. She had been too busy surviving to notice. But her