Mha Bondo の小説・ストーリー

Lord Khyronis Pov “Two hundred million!” The number exploded again through the hall, echoing against the golden walls and shaking every heart in the room. For a heartbeat, the world seemed to freeze. Faces turned, eyes widened, and a murmur spread like wildfire through the crowd. “Two hundred million. It wasn’t just a bid, it was madness, history in the making.” I heard someone said The auctioneer’s hand trembled as he clutched the gavel.

I saw a trending post on a werewolf forum: "How to get your mate to break the bond with you?" The poster said he was going to lie to his mate about going on a wilderness trial, but he was really planning to run off with his "true love." I silently scoffed. What a shameless scumbag. But the next day, my Alpha mate came home, smelling of another she-wolf. "For the future of our pack, I have to go on a lone wolf trial in the wilderness," he said. "We should temporarily break our mate bond." I looked at his phony face and nodded calmly. "Okay. Whatever you say. We'll break the bond tomorrow." Later, he took the family money and his lover and disappeared. But with his parents' support, I became a

I had to bond with a clan of men I barely knew to make sure my sister wouldn’t go through what I had endured. All because of that cursed primacy contract, where my virginity had been sold like a luxury commodity. I sat up in bed, my chest aching from the inside. That’s when I noticed the blinking light on the digital answering machine. —“Play message,” I ordered, my voice hoarse. The voice of the bonding program supervisor filled the room, as cold and impersonal as a bank recording. —“Natalia, sorry for the late hour. I know you're asleep, but I needed to inform you that, due to an unforeseen issue, we've agreed with your parents that the bonding ceremony will take place tomorrow at six in t

he said, his eyes detached from any emotions. But the words didn’t belong to him nor to her. The priest didn’t waste a breath. "And do you, Eileen Sanders, accept Callister Haemont as your bonded mate and rightful Alpha, to stand beside him in strength, in loyalty, and in blood, before the Moon goddess and this Pack?" Her answer came fast. Too fast. "I do.” No hesitation. No flicker of doubt. Not even a breath between the question and her vow. Of course, she would, Callister thought bitterly. Of course, she’d say yes without thinking. This was her plan all along.

By the time I finished, my mother was shaking with rage. "That absolute bastard! My daughter gave him five years of her life, and he lets an outsider treat you like this?" "And that Clara girl—so young and already so manipulative. She has no shame!" She wiped her eyes and cupped my face with her hands. "My poor girl, why didn't you tell me sooner? You've been going through all of this alone..." I leaned into her, my voice muffled. "I didn't want to worry you guys. Besides, I left the papers. Once Ryan signs them, our mate bond will be severed for good. I don't need him anymore."

And she will be bound to him alone. The bond can only fully form with one of you. The other will be severed. Choose quickly, Alpha. The clock is ticking. And when you arrive at Ravenwood, remember: Trust no one. Not even her.* There was no signature. I read it twice, my blood turning to ice. ‘The bond can only fully form with one of you. The other will be severed.’ Rhys snarled, furious and terrified. "It's a lie. It has to be." But what if it wasn't?

“The bond… it’s stronger than I anticipated. None of us can deny it. But none of us can admit it either.” Dante’s grin softened, though it remained dangerous. “Then what now?” he asked, circling slowly, keeping Aria between him and the others. “Do we fight it, or do we let it happen?” Aria’s chest tightened. The forest seemed to hold its breath. The three men, shifting between wolf instincts and human reason, stared at her with an intensity that made her entire body ache. She had no idea what they meant, what the bond entailed, or why it existed… but one thing was certain: her life had changed forever.

Looking at the developing huge shadow figure in front of her, Lucy knew that it will be hard to fight against it. She didn’t know where and why all of a sudden those shadow werewolves wanted to break the bond between her and her mate when there was nothing special in their bond. Every Alpha has its mate and every shield wolf has its mate, then what’s so special in their bond?

She glanced up sharply as a familiar pair of voices drifted through the cavernous hush. "I'm just saying, if we're really going to retrofit that old bunker into an off-grid command center, I better not end up stuck scrubbing mildew off the bathroom grouts with a toothbrush again." Mia's familiar rasp filtered in first, bristling with her signature cocktail of aggravated snark and mule-headed defiance. Dylan's lighter tones soon joined the fray in a placating murmur that Lila couldn't quite make out.