Ruthless Bond Novels & Stories

Triana turned to him and snarled, "I won’t. Terminate the mate bond… now." "Triana, I’ve told you I won’t terminate the bond, no matter what. You are my world." Triana sniffed and held her chin high. "I’m asking you again, Bruno. Terminate the mate bond." Bruno felt a chill on his back under her determined gaze. He started thinking that he could no longer force her. He, however, was not ready to give up. "Listen, my love." He moved in closer to her. Triana took a step back and pulled out the knife that Helena had given her last night.

His jaw was tight, his eyes burned with something like fury as he looked down at the papers. “They ruined us,” I said, my voice raw. “They didn’t just take the company, Mason. They destroyed my father. They destroyed everything we were. And then—” I shoved the photographs at him. “They’ve been watching us. For years. Every step. Every single breath.” Mason’s hand hovered over the photos, then curled into a fist. “God.” He exhaled hard. “I knew my family was ruthless, but this—” He broke off, shaking his head. “This is monstrous.”

The mate bond isn’t a choice—it’s destiny written in our very DNA. I laughed then, a raw and broken sound that scraped my throat like sandpaper. The noise was too loud in the quiet room, bordering on hysterical. “You’re wrong. You have to be wrong. There’s no possible universe where I could be tied to him.” *I might be wrong,* she admitted, and there was no mockery in the concession. *I don’t feel the full pull yet—not the way it’s supposed to manifest when the bond is complete and recognized by both parties. That’s why I’m not certain. But his wolf… his wolf is definitely unraveling because of something we’re triggering in him.*

He asks with a scoff, “but you need to understand that there is a consequence for every single thing we do in life, you should know that. Adele belongs to the general now, take your eyes off her and moreover you don’t have time to form a bond with anyone. I will keep the story of you bonding a coatly to myself and you better get your head in the game” I watch as he stands up and walks away. Why did I forget that each supervisor is aware of our inner strength? I should have been more careful but that’s not going to stop me from what I want to do. Adele is mine and I am going to protect her with everything I have. *****

It is not going to make any sense because it doesn't even make sense to me at that moment. “Oh, shut up,” Ruth snapped, cutting me off. “One more word from you and I will push you from a balcony this time.” She glanced around frantically to ensure no one was listening. “Don’t forget our plan. Seduce the Alpha if you need to. We need him on our side and you have to break that stupid bond with the Beta. Our plans can’t fail.” I was at a loss for words as she pushed me forward, urging me to move.

She swallowed, “But cruelty is simple, this isn’t.” The screen showed dozens of financial transfers, “She didn’t just take money.” She pointed, “She moved it.” Another file opened, “She didn’t just destroy opportunities.” “She replaced them.” My jaw tightened, Rachel continued. “Every time I lost something, she gained something.” Her voice became colder, “My inheritance,” “The company shares.” “Family influence.” “She wasn’t trying to punish me.” She looked at me, “She was removing me.” The room went quiet, not because the realization shocked me, but because it confirmed what I already suspected. Clarissa Raphael had never been acting alone.

"That's not—" "The rejection didn't kill it, Ruth. Whatever the Council declared, whatever the contracts say—the bond is still there. Changed, maybe. Dormant. But not dead." His thumb traced my cheekbone. "And I'm not going to pretend it is just because you're afraid to believe in it." I should have pulled away. Should have maintained the careful control I had built through the sleepless night. Instead, I leaned into his touch for one forbidden moment, feeling the warmth of his palm against my skin.

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 pulsed again. Soft. Then sharper. She was still holding herself together. Even now. Even after the council. After the pressure. After everything they had pushed onto her. And I could feel it. Enough to know she wasn’t stable yet. My grip tightened slightly against my arm. Annoyance flickered. Because this wasn’t useful. I pulled back again. Harder this time. Cutting the thread more aggressively. The bond reacted. Strained. Resisted. Then..snapped tighter.

"I want every page of our fabricated legal agreement to burn until nothing remains but the profound reality of this moment. Treat me like a true partner tonight instead of a contractual obligation you must manage for a judge." "A contractual obligation is a fragile thing composed of words while the bond we share is forged from iron and blood," Gideon rasped while carrying her out of the shadows. He walked down the silent corridor with predatory strides and pushed the heavy door to his private bedroom wide open. He deposited her onto the massive mattress with a tender reverence that contradicted the fierce storm brewing behind his gaze.