Severance Fanfic Novels & Stories

The old Selena would have backed down, would have apologized, would have tried to keep the peace. But I wasn’t the old Selena anymore. Serena’s eyes filled with tears real or fake, I couldn’t tell and didn’t care. She turned and ran out of my room, her footsteps pounding down the stairs. “Serena hurt me!” I heard her wail to our parents. “She threatened me!” I closed my door and couldn’t help but smirk. I was just getting started. ——— The next morning, I returned to the Alpha’s mansion and went straight to Lucien’s office. When I entered, I found him already at his desk, but this time he didn’t even pretend to focus on his work.

My body pressed on him, rubbing desperately while my fingers traced his body, hoping to remove everything he had on. Severin kissed back. His response was tender and caring... but that wasn't what I wanted. I pulled back and looked into his eyes. "Mess me up, please." I pleaded again. 'Cover up his scent. Make me forget the pain.' 'I'd prefer your scent, Severin.' I desperately begged inwardly as I ground my body against his. Severin held my shoulder, pushing me back to the bed, and he planted a quick kiss on my lips. "You had a nightmare." He muttered. "But I'm here, baby. I will protect you." He moved and hugged me tightly.

They sent us the official severance application and forwarded copies to Caelum and Dorian for their signatures. Two days passed. Neither of them responded. I couldn't wait any longer. I called Caelum directly. "Did you receive the severance papers?" "Answer me." What I got back was exactly what I should have expected. "Are you still going on about this? The more you push, the less I want to come home. Stop testing me, Seraphina." I didn't know what to say. How had I spent two years married to this man without seeing how unbelievably selfish he was?

Even as stone cold as he was, I guess even he wasn't able to resist her charms. I couldn't blame him though, Hazel had a way of stealing hearts. I knew it because she had snuck her way into my numb cold heart that first day I had seen her. Although I had found Gracie, we haven't spent that much time together, I also didn't want to be too bothersome and impose myself fully on her, she filled the void to some extent, but it was still there. I darted my gaze towards Sebastian's angular profile and found myself wondering if he had ever thought about having his own kids and family. He was so good with Hazel, I had no doubts that he would be a good father even though I still couldn't imagine h

He refused to be swayed by what he perceived as a magical manipulation. Severus, however, found himself entangled in a web of conflicting realities. He couldn’t untangle it, couldn’t reconcile the man before him with the man he had known. Just a few weeks ago, before the cataclysmic war, Perseus had kissed his wife, Eleanor, with a tenderness that spoke of profound love, making Severus swear, with solemn gravity, to protect her.

Unease crept up his spine. "Rowena," he called again, forcing calm into his voice. "I'm not blaming you for this. Stop hiding. Let's make up." In the study, he finally saw it. A document lay neatly on the desk. It was the Mate Bond Severance Agreement. Before leaving, Rowena had asked Alan to help submit the application. She had also taken the Bond-Severing Serum. The words "sever the mate bond" slammed into Garrick's vision. He snatched up the document in disbelief and instinctively reached through the mind link, calling Rowena's name.

A light breeze blew through the open window, calming me somewhat. "Why does it matter to you?" I replied, my own voice steadier than I felt. There was a pause on the other end of the line, the silence heavy with unspoken words. Then, a soft sigh that seemed to carry the weight of exhaustion. "I received a mate bond severance ritual request," he finally said. "The council messenger just delivered it. Daphne, do you really want to break things off completely? After everything we've been through?" Based on the timing, the severance request should have reached them by now. Cathy and I had submitted our paperwork together, planning for our new lives.

“Susie, I’m sorry. I had no idea she would go this far. Please… give me another chance. I’ll protect you this time. I swear.” I stared at him for a long moment. Then, slowly, I smiled. “If it weren’t for you, I wouldn’t have had to deal with any of this.” His face fell. His lips parted like he wanted to say something—anything—but nothing came out. I met his gaze one last time and spoke the final words I would ever say to him. “If you have even a shred of decency left, take your mistress and your son and get the hell out of my life.” Then I got in my car, started the engine, and drove away.

I began to walk out of the room when Elliot Vance's sharp voice sent shivers down my spine. “I haven't dismissed you yet, Serena?” All eyes turned to me. “If you leave this building, your punishment will be worse.” He then said to one of the bodyguard, “Escort her to the garden.” I was led out, and until I reached the end of the hallway, I could hear father and son arguing. “If you do this, you'll regret it Dad.” Elliot said. “I don't have the intentions of getting married, and taking all I have to give to Finn is a huge mistake that the Vance family will never recover from.”

"So when Nick came back—" "The bond didn't restart. It never stopped." He crosses to the tray beside the bed and picks up something metallic and turns it so the light catches and my stomach falls through the table and keeps falling. "I've been working on the severance procedure since before he moved into your building. He just accelerated the timeline." "Severance." "Sever the mate bond. Not suppress. Cut. Permanently." My mind goes to Mia before it goes to me because that's what mothers do, we calculate the threat to our children before we calculate the threat to ourselves. "You want to use it on Mia."