Severance Fanfiction Novels & Stories

I am no longer needed. > > Please accept this as notice of my intent to leave Whiteclaw service within three days. > > —Sepharine W. She sealed it. Her hands were steady. For once.

She walked out, pulled the door shut behind her, and stood in the hallway in the dark. For the first time in three years, she stopped waiting for him to change his mind. Selene walked out of the study without another word, pulling the door shut behind her. She stood in the hallway for a moment, staring at the door. On the other side of it was the man she had loved for three years. The man she had waited for, prayed for, quietly fallen apart over more times than she could count. The man who had just slid a divorce agreement across his desk like he was wrapping up a business transaction.

"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."

"I knew you were okay, Selena! I knew you'd come back to me…" "Van… It's me, Serena." Serena looked at him, hurt. Evan stiffened. Then, he immediately pushed her away. "Who gave you permission to come in here? Get out!" "What, you're kicking me out, Van? Why are you doing this to me?" Serena broke down. Evan, however, didn't give her an explanation. He simply had his subordinates drag her out. "Why? You told me you'd love me forever just a few days ago! You were the one who chose to save me back then, so why are you throwing me out now?"

Selena In the days that followed, I focused on my recovery, eager to regain my strength and be there for Heaven in every way possible. Selena and I had agreed to set aside the revelation about the forged divorce papers, choosing instead to prioritize our daughter's well-being and the delicate bond we were beginning to rebuild. Though unspoken, the tension lingered between us, an undercurrent of unfinished conversations and unresolved emotions. Yet, as we shared the burden of waiting for a suitable heart donor for Heaven, a shared purpose emerged, binding us together in a different way.

She had told me I needed to do the first four before this so there would be no mishap. "You should have told me." "You were so set on doing it that I decided to wait," she said calmly. "And if I told you too soon, you would have broken down or maybe changed your mind and continue to live in misery. But now..." She swallowed. "Now you need to know." I crossed my arms, already tired of all this. "Tell me." Rhea took a slow breath. "The last part of this... what makes the severance final... is for your mate to finally reject you. Kael must say the words out loud and reject you."

"She likes rose-scented body wash, doesn't drink milk, and her sleepwear's gotta be silk. Don't mess that up." My chest clenched. He remembered everything about her. Every scent, every habit. But never once had he known those things about me, his mate. Yeah. He really did care about her. I nodded and walked out—straight to the city hall. The clerk gave me a warm smile. "Ms. Brightfall, the severance is active. In seven days, your bond with Caden Fellhart will be fully dissolved." I nodded. Seven days. Seven days, and he'd mean nothing to me.

I said ruthlessly, "You forget? The severance decree. Signed by your hand. It was sealed with the blood of your pup." "Lies repeated," I added softly, "risk becoming truth. You wouldn't want the Moon Goddess to hear... and grant you that poisoned decay you faked, would you?" His golden eyes dilated, the frantic hope within them guttering out like a dying ember under my frozen stare. The bonding ceremony proceeded, but as Terrence convulsed under the despair of losing me, a torrent of dark, steaming blood erupted from his jaws. Fur bristled along his spine like shattered quills before he collapsed, half-shifted and twitching, dragged bodily from my bonding ceremony like felled prey.

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.

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.”