Severance Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Despair tried fiddling its prying fingers into his mind. "But the next will be more challenging as this place will be crawling with the Nirgeans." Akillim forced his discouragements down, but his antagonizing thoughts only painted what reality saved the moment they leave the hut he stood in. "What do we do next?" ••••• Hey guys, I've fulfilled my promise, and that up there is a new chapter, after a long time... Lol. I'll edit this again BTW.

Under the photo, Chloe sent a weak, perfectly calculated taunt: "See? Julian will always give me pieces of his soul. In his heart, I am the only one who matters. Stop embarrassing yourself, Harper. Do us all a favor and get out of his life." I stared at the message and smiled. She was right. It was time to grant her wish. I took out an official Mate Severance Agreement and signed my name. I activated the ancient rune on the parchment—an automatic, one-sided severance. I left the signed document neatly on the center of the dining table. The day I left, I stood by the floor-to-ceiling windows at the airport, looking up at the crescent moon. My phone buzzed in my hand. It was a text from Julian

We were lovers, and normally, I would have felt disappointed that he wanted to keep things away from me. But at the moment, I had no right. Having kept my secrets away from him till the last moments and still keeping a lot away from him, I knew I had lost all rights to question him. I created a crack in our love first. A crack that might be unamendable. Alpha Severin sighed softly as he closed his eyes. "I've been having a dream like a vision recently." He mentioned. My eyes widened. "A dream?" My voice was almost a whisper. Alpha Severin opened his eyes and nodded at me.

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.

“...is for you to follow through with the mate bond severance next month. No delays. No excuses.” His eyes narrowed, his frustration evident in how his jaw clenched. “You’re still set on that?” His voice dropped to a low growl. “After everything we’ve been through?” “‘Everything we’ve been through’ is exactly why I’m set on it,” I shot back, my tone unwavering. “This bond—it’s broken, Arthur. It’s destroying us both.” Arthur’s silence stretched ominously, his chest rising and falling heavily as he struggled with himself. Then his voice slid into something quieter, something laced with vulnerability. "You think severing it is going to fix anything?”

Adeline's voice was hesitant, but she tried to explain herself. "I know you're angry about this project, and I wanted to stop Zarek too, but..." Sebastian cut her off, his words dripping with venom. "You want to stop...huh...what a joke, Adeline. Aren't you the one who's been supporting him, your fiancé? What made your heart change suddenly?" Adeline felt a pang of regret when Sebastian mentioned Zarek, her fiancé. She knew she had been wrong to be with him, to support his destructive plans. But she had been blinded by her own desires, her own fears.

"The Severance severs the connection between individual and resurrection permanently. Even if The Balance attempted to resurrect her, the severing would prevent it from taking hold. She'd die again immediately." "Then we reconnect her somehow," Damian insisted desperately. "There must be some way to undo what The Severance did—" "The Severance was created by Balance founders specifically to be irreversible," Veena explained gently. "That's its purpose—permanent severing of corrupt resurrection. But that permanence applies to all severing, corrupt or otherwise. What it cuts cannot be reconnected." Through my fading consciousness, I felt Damian's desperation, his refusal to accept what was hap

"She's been frightened and needs me to comfort her. Before I get back, I want you to stay here and think about your place." He turned and left without a shred of hesitation. Did he think I was still the same Estelle who would cling to him? No. The Estelle of the past was dead, killed by his own hand. I listened to the sound of his car's engine until it faded completely into the distance. The entire mansion was suddenly quiet, the only sound my own heartbeat. My phone vibrated. It was a secure message from an encrypted number, just a single line of text. [The Council of Elders has ruled: The Rejection is complete. The mate bond is officially severed. You are free.]

With that reasoning, he had instructed his A-team to take down the ridiculous edits portraying Danice and Zarius as a couple, swiftly silencing any possibility of scandal. Noticing his sudden silence, Danice immediately realized her wording might have caused a misunderstanding. She hurriedly added, “What I mean is, they’re shipping Nathaniel and Zeke. They’re purely brothers in the movie, but in some fans’ eyes, it turned into a BL…” The more she explained, the lower Renee’s head dipped. “…I see,” he said quietly. Danice wanted to slap herself. She coughed lightly and hurried to change the subject. “Ah—right. When you leave the country this time, how long will you be away?”

Instead, I took out the jar of paper stars. "What is this?" he asked, perplexed. "99 paper stars. I finished them." Zachary faltered. "Are we already at 99?" "Are you still going to leave?" My pleading did nothing to soften his heart. "Evie, Sienna lost her memory. I can't just leave her. You understand, don't you?" he said. "I promise you that once she recovers, I'll make her leave. Then, I'll be with you and only you. Okay?"