Forbidden Bonds Novels & Stories

She stated. “Which are?” “That your mate bond is unique and really, really strong. Perhaps you share a golden bond with her.” “That means that even if we reject each other, the rejection won’t happen.” “Yeah, that’s what we know of the golden bonds. They are extremely rare, but unbreakable.”

He pulled me in for a hug. I did not spend the rest of the party obsessing over the fact that Liam and Alex were leaving. What I did was enjoyed myself and dance so freely that even the kids were embarrassed by me. Forbidden means that you can not have something or someone. And historically and by Beacon's values, I could not have a couple of things; like an omega having a good and successful life, and a she-wolf falling in love and getting married to a demon. But I made that sh*t happen. I did that. Lara Zane Meyer did that!

She raised her phone and showed me a picture. It was getting dark so I couldn’t really see what she was showing me so I moved closer and gasped. It was a picture of Shawn and a girl kissing. The face of the girl wasn’t visible but the hand was. And the bracelet she wore was owned by only one person in the entire world. Me. It was unique because my mom made it for me. Well not personaly, she was friends with the owner of Jewel company, it was silver and it was my exact wrist size. The top had my name designed in fancy letters, rubies and sapphires were scattered all over it. Someone might be able to copy that but the inside had a word that was written in Spanish

“Explain this world to me. How do these bonds work? What the hell am I dealing with here?” She chews her lip, her fingers clutching the sheet tighter, like it’s a shield against my questions. “The bonds... they’re forbidden,” she starts, her voice low, cautious. “There are fated bonds, what used to be sacred, the way wolves found their true mates. It was seen as destiny, a gift. But things changed. People—elders, leaders—they decided fated bonds were wrong, dangerous. Over time, they outlawed them. Now, fated bonds are rare, almost unheard of.” I stare at her, my mind grappling with the weight of her words. “Is yours fated? With Killian?”

“And yet, you fear another bond burns beneath it. One he cannot control.” Her words struck like an arrow, and though my face remained calm, my pulse tightened. She had seen it too. She had felt it, the same way I had, subtle at first, no more than a whisper in the air when Lucian’s name was spoken. But now it grew louder, impossible to ignore. Forbidden bonds. Dangerous ties. They always revealed themselves eventually. I leaned back in my chair, my voice low, thoughtful. “If he is tied to another, if he dares bind himself outside of the council’s chosen match, then he undermines everything we have built. He spits on our laws. He jeopardizes the order.”

EXTRACT FROM THE BOOK OF FORBIDDEN SUPERNATURAL KNOWLEDGE MATES - INTER-SPECIES BOND A bond chosen by the fates for interspecies is a rare occurrence and is very powerful when the bonding is complete. When the fates decide that two species are meant to mix, that bonding is for life. A fated bond can not be broken. However, as with most bonds, they can occasionally be transferred from one to another, but the original fated bond will never be truly broken unless one of the original pairs dies just after the transfer of the bond.

Every warrior, every elder, every rogue understood that these rules were binding, immutable. “Mate Bond Law. Forced bonding is forbidden. Rejection must be verbal and witnessed. Bonds may weaken, fracture, or go dormant but never fully vanish without divine consent.” My voice softened slightly, carrying empathy alongside authority. “These bonds are sacred. They are not toys. They are not weapons. They are the heart of our packs and the soul of our people.” A subtle murmur rippled through the hall at that, but I let silence reclaim the space, commanding attention with nothing more than the weight of my gaze.

“It’s a ritual. A forbidden one. It doesn’t just link mates. It… fuses them. Permanently.” “Forbidden why?” I asked. Elias answered, his eyes distant with memory. “Because it is the ultimate risk. If the bond is not pure, if there is hidden doubt or fear, the fusion can shatter the souls involved. They become… nothing. Or worse, a broken, merged thing that is a nightmare. But if it succeeds…” he looked at me, then at Neal, “the bond becomes unbreakable. A single soul in three bodies. No psychic attack could divide what is truly one. The Crucible’s power would be stable. Anchored.”

“That moment with Natasha was one of weakness, and it took five years for it to happen. You didn’t even wait up to two days.” Andrea frowned. “What on earth are you talking about it?” “Your little boy toy outside,” I roared. “Wha—Zayne?” she hissed. “Yeah, I heard all about your sealed bond.” “You think everyone is a raving cheat like you?” she spat out. “Zayne and I have never crossed the line that way. Ever!” “Then why—” “It’s a guardian wolf bond, you dumbass!” she snapped. My mouth hung open. A guardian wolf bond. It was completely platonic—in fact, guardian wolves were forbidden from having romantic relations with their mates.

“Is that all? I mean, why would the government ban it if that's all there is to it?” "The implications aren't that simple, Mr. Kennedy. An 'absolutely fated pair' could have a positive impact, like a couple who stays faithful until death. But what if that 'absolutely fated pair' committed a crime together? Or what if a ruthless criminal turned out to have a 'fated pair' who are good people? They share an incredibly strong bond. That bond cannot be broken except by death." Allen rubbed his chin. After hearing Dr. Mikami’s brief explanation, he understood why the research had been banned from publication. Allen didn't agree with the government, but he could understand their reasoning.