Severance Fanfic Novels & Stories

It was Sebastian, my boyfriend. I turned to Sebastian, my voice trembling with a mix of sadness and anger. "And you, Sebastian? Did you have a hand in this?" Sebastian looked at me coldly, his eyes void of any remorse. "Serena, this prank was just a taste of reality. I've realized that you're not the one for me. We're over." His words pierced through my heart like a dagger. I had loved Sebastian with all my heart, even though we weren't fated mates and now he was rejecting me, just like that. The pain was overwhelming, and tears streamed down my face.

"Should have guessed you'd turn up eventually, crawling back with your stolen ledger and your righteous conscience. You always did think you were better than the arrangement you served for six years." "I left because what I found made me sick," Wren said. "The same way it should make you sick, Cressida. You were supposed to be part of that arrangement too. He discarded you the same way he discarded Sera." "He didn't discard me." Cressida's voice cracked, just slightly, the first real emotion breaking through her composure. "I withdrew. There's a difference."

Jason said distantly, “I’m a fool for keeping these. Yvonne, falling for you was the biggest mistake of my life. Your bone marrow saved Cindy, so I guess that’s part of the debt repaid. “From this moment on, disappear from my sight. If I ever see you again, I will kill you.” Her heart had been burned to ash along with those flames. Jason was moving on, and she was just the dirt on his shoes that should be tossed aside with disgust. She nodded blankly. “Sure.”

Serena drank nonstop, trying to numb herself. Her friends noticed the shift in her mood and sighed. "We've watched you two go back and forth for years," one of them said. "Are you really ready to walk away from Myles? Don't forget. He was the one who stood by you through everything back then." At the mention of that, her expression turned cold. "It's getting late, Serena. We have a wedding tomorrow. We should head back," Casper said. He appeared at just the right moment and helped her up.

The fountain pen I had in my pocket suddenly wanted to shove on his sapphire blue eyes, letting blood ooze from it until he couldn't see the world again. Severin's hold tightened, trying to inflict an imprint like a document stamp. But I did not stand there and let him do that as I grabbed him by his collar, coming forth with the strength of a bear's physique. Both of us were flinging deaths against each other. Dear Moon Goddess, please prolong my patience with this insolent man that I had gotten to marry with. I felt like I wouldn't survive another month with him. "Severin. Kasumi. What in the world are you two doing?"

SEKANI: Sean was starting to be all sweet and spicy. I didn't know what to make of it. I didn't know if I liked it or if I wasn't just used to someone being that sweet to me. After losing my family members, I'd be devastated. I mean, that was expected of anyone, right? I delved into the pits of depression, shutting out every romantic relationship that might have bloomed at the time. That wasn't my priority. I was dealing with the guilt of sleeping with Sean, knowing fully well he was in a serious relationship with Simone.

No matter how much you try to make up for it, you're no longer the man I once loved. "Every time I see you, I remember you and Kristy together. I feel disgusted. I've already used a magic potion to break our true mate bond. We'll never be true mates again." I pulled the severance letter from my pocket and handed it to him. "This is the severance letter I wrote. It states that I am officially no longer your mate. You're free to choose any she-wolf as your Luna. From this moment on, we're done. Let's never see each other again, okay?"

"I actually care about your grandmother. She’s the only person in this territory who treats me like a wolf and not a political liability. Which is exactly why we need to finalize this severance immediately. The longer we play this game, the more it'll shatter her when she finds out our bond was a lie." Sebastian’s jaw tightened, the muscles ticking. "What would it take for you to stop this talk of severance? To actually try?" I let out a harsh, humorless laugh. "Are you serious right now? Fine, I’ll play. What would it take for you to stop running to Valentina’s den every time she fakes a moon-fever?" His face went blank, that familiar Alpha wall slamming down, cold and impenetrable.

"Besides, she died in our dungeons — do you know how much trouble that's caused? The Council keeps asking questions, and it's hurt the pack's standing." "If you ask me, she was nothing but a curse." Hearing these words, father and son's faces darkened inch by inch. Serena didn't notice and kept going. "Good thing you had the foresight to trick her into signing the Mate Bond Severance Document. Now the Council can dig all they want — none of it ties back to us." A fresh stab of pain went through Damon's chest. Yes. He'd tricked me into signing the severance papers. He'd locked me in the dungeons with his own hands.