He Suppressed Our Bond Seven Times Novels & Stories

He tapped a line with his fingertip. "The restoration serum is dissolving the suppressant calcification accumulated over three years in her body. This process should have lasted seventeen to twenty-one days. Allowing the gland to gradually recover function. But last week she used an emergency suppressant in Parliament. Simultaneously, the temporary bond has been consuming the keratin layer on the gland surface. Two forces acting at once. The gland caught between them. Accelerating the metabolism. Her heat has been pushed forward by over a week." "So my temporary bond harmed her." Cain's voice carried no inflection.

Liam narrowed his gaze down at the page and read it out loud. “Vinculum duplex...The Double Bond?” I nodded my head. “According to that book, ‘The Double Bond’ is the phenomenon of having a double-mating bond with two wolves. It’s rare. But it’s possible.” I gave Liam a chance to really read through the text while I tried to find a way to break the unsettling news to him, regarding our unfortunate family ties. From what I could only assume, Liam was not pleased with this revelation, nor did I expect him to be.

Holding the now empty tray on both hands with dumbfound curiosity I watched from the distance at the buffer table. Someone tapped my shoulder, I turned back a little dazed. Standing with an angry scowl on her face, her tiny lips were pressed together almost like a pout but not quite. She stood overshadowing hands on her tiny waist, she didn't speck for full minute with heads bow down I knew what was to come. She was one of the supervisor of the ball. "You are supposed to be working and don't starring with your mouth open" she chastised, I automatically closed my mouth. Looking else where.

Father stumbled away. The next day, just as I rubbed my sore limbs, I sensed something was very wrong. A major event was happening! My divine bone was linked to my mother’s. In an instant, I felt it. The water beast had awakened. Mother’s divine bone had sealed the water beast for thousands of years. It wouldn’t loosen unless by human interference. Father, unable to take my divine bone, had actually planned to substitute Mother’s divine bone for Leigh. Father’s devotion to his long-lost love really bore his heart for Leigh.

"Did you forget the bond, Gard? I feel everything you're feeling. It's killing me." Shock rocked through him and his own hard expression suddenly melted away to be replaced with one of horror. "I've been blocking," he said hoarsely. He'd known the bond had reformed. That was how he'd tracked her down all those years ago. In the past they had always been able to block each other when required. He'd been doing so religiously for days. "Well, it's not working for some reason," she answered, tartness still in her tone.

“Tell me why you’re so afraid of me. Why you tried to sever the bond. Why you said we’re all damned!” For a moment, the storm in him stilled. The crimson light flickered, and the noise outside softened, as though the bond itself waited to hear the answer too. Kane swallowed hard. “Because the last time a bond like this formed, it nearly destroyed us all.” The words punched the air from my lungs.

Not him. “I know you’re still shy,” he said, voice way too cheerful for someone who had just permanently altered my brain chemistry. “So to fix that, let’s spend lots more time together, okay?” “No!” “Fine, Conan,” he sighed like I was the difficult one. “I’ll give you today. But now that we’re fully bonded… we’ve got all the time in the world.” Shit.

Sage says when the phone connects. “Um… I’m okay, I guess.” “I assume you are calling me to let me know of a development. Tell me, how many bonds do you have?” “Yes, I have four,” I say with a smile. “Very good. It didn’t take you long to find them. Have you bonded yet?” “No, that’s why I’m calling. I have bonded with two so far, but my dads don’t like one of my bonds. He’s a bit of a troublemaker and as soon as they found out he was my bond, they suspended him for a week.”

Drained. "The suppressants are destroying you," I said. "I know." "So why are you still taking them?" "What choice do I have?" "The bond." "We keep coming back to that." "Because it's the only real solution." "Or it's trading one problem for another." "How?" "The suppressants are killing my body. The bond would kill who I am." "That's not true." "Isn't it? Once we bond, I become your Omega. Your mate. Your responsibility. Everything changes."

she said, unmoved. The bond between me and Lucian blazed. I felt him receive the full weight of the contraction through it, not filtered, not managed, just the direct transmission of what my body was doing, and his jaw went tight and he didn't make a sound but the grip on my hand tightened and I felt through the bond what it cost him to receive it and say nothing. "Don't suppress it," I said. He looked at me. "The bond," I said. "Whatever you're feeling through it. Don't suppress it."