Sage Broken Bonds Novels & Stories

She asks. I know I told Beta Trevor that there wasn’t a loophole, but I put the very few that I could sneak in, into the spell. It was dangerous to lie to him, but over the years, I’ve realized he knows nothing of magic and neither does his daughter. So, I made sure that that even if she convinced the Alpha to mark her, that it wouldn’t last until the other mate bond was broken. “Their bond must be broken before yours can be made.” She growls low at my response.

I just… want you to value the things I do for you. The message sat there between them like something fragile. Haru read it twice. Three times. His expression softened. I’m sorry. I didn’t mean it that way. Tae Min’s shoulders relaxed. I’m sorry too. I shouldn’t have acted weird. Haru leaned back against the seat. Why does it feel like every small thing between us becomes complicated? Then he typed: What do I need to do for you to forgive me? Tae Min smiled again. I’ll tell you later.

I'm still the second-largest shareholder of Setford Group! "Really?" I opened another document. "Not anymore. The moment she transferred her shares to you, they were automatically invalidated. And everything reverted back to me." "That's impossible! How could there be a condition like that?" Julie kept shaking her head. She refused to believe a word I said. Without another word, I pulled up the agreement I had signed when I gave her those shares. Then I opened the last page. There, in plain black and white, was an additional clause. All shares belonged solely to Julie. If she transferred them to anyone else, the agreement would become invalid immediately.

I had been carrying my own guilt for seven years, and maybe helping Sage heal would help me heal too. But I knew things could never go back to the way they were. Those days when we were deep in love, when the bond was new and bright and full of promise, they were gone. Too much time had passed. So it was better this way. A clean exchange. She got closure. I got to feel like less of a piece of shit. "I agree," I said. "But there is something you should know." Milo tilted her head. "What?" I took a deep breath. The words felt strange on my tongue, but she deserved the truth. "I am not the only fated mate Sage had. Vex and Cass are also her mates. She was bonded to all of us."

If my mother has a spell or enchantment that can remove that, then Sage should be back to… uhm, normal, I guess? But then what happens after that? When my mother comes back, she won’t want me anywhere near Sage. When I acted nonchalant with him about our future, I was pretending because I didn’t want to face what was shoved right in front of me. Not only that, but Sage has a mate out there somewhere. I’ll always be looking over my shoulder, waiting for the day he has a Mate Bond Sighting. I’ll never be the one his Goddess chose; the other half of his soul.

Sage lifts her head a little up trying really hard to say something to him. " Enrique no please. I beg you." I sob. " Sage , I'm sorry but this has to happen. I'm leaving. I can't marry you anymore. I can't love you anymore." Enrique says as the room falls silent. " What are you saying ?" Shawn asks wiping his puffy eyes. His voice felt heavy and hoarse from only crying the past few days. " I'm sorry but Sage, you're broken and used. I can't have you anymore," he says.

Wes looks at me. “You’re right. The mate bond is sacred only to the fates. Nothing on this planet, except rejection or death, can break the mate bond. The death must be permanent. You feel it?” Sage motions to me. I nod and look down. “But I feel better.” “That’s because you died. You coming back essentially reset the clock.” Sage crosses his arms. Wes scowls. “So he’s going to go through this hell all over again?” “Unless I can talk to Mia. Where is she?” I look at Sage.

"Too right, Stone. Check the traps and distractions. We strike within the hour." As scarred figures raced off, Sage drew me discreetly aside where we held counsel together. My ever-poised first advisor radiated relief having this opportunity to properly reunite beyond yesterday's rushed chaos. "We stand at the crossroads, Lena. This may be only chance to break the hex upon Scar. All now depends on what reserves your bond retains." Sage squeezed both hands urgently. "Can you endure whatever way his spirit manifests long enough to reestablish true communication?"

Sage can handle themselves, but they are demisexual and don’t react well to crossed boundaries. “I… I don’t think that’s necessary.” Leo blinked, as shocked as me, when Sage turned and smirked instead of hitting the person. They were too far away to hear what was being said, but I feel Sage isn’t in danger. ‘Go meet Leo’s dad. I… I just found my mate. So I might be a bit.’ Sage advised through our link. ‘Holy SHIT! Way to go!’ I shouted back, happy for them. No more being the seventh wheel in our family.

Standing beneath the stone portico of the pack hospital, moonlight pooling faintly at my feet, I calmly forwarded every piece of evidence to my senior— A renowned divorce attorney, one who specialized in bond dissolutions sanctioned by the Wolf Council. And for the first time since the betrayal began, I felt steady. When my mate and I had completed our bond, he had signed a written covenant. Not a romantic vow— A legal one. It had been filed, sealed, and witnessed by the Wolf Council itself. The clause was clear: If an Alpha broke the bond through emotional or physical betrayal, the Luna retained full claim to his assets, territories, and pack income.