Soul Bond Novels & Stories

I joked. “No Aiden, it isn't. It says here that with every bond, friendship, family, love, hate, desire, and the like, regardless of whether the person stays or leaves, there's always a whole or residual piece of the soul of that person left in your mind. Hence, Soul Chain”. He explained further. “That sounds stupid,” I said. We both looked at ourselves, amused by the concept of what had just read, and we laughed aloud, heartily, to our heart's content.

“Believe me, even though I hate it, I understand what you mean. This is differen. I swear, I don’t feel the mate bond.” She was about to speak, but I beat her into it, “And no, I’m not in denial. I just don’t feel the spark, magic, whatever that you said you felt when the mate bond took effect on you.” My brother is a year older than us, so he felt their mate bond earlier. He didn’t tell Lyle for some reason, and because of that, they had several arguments because Ruis simply refused to talk about it. Knowing my brother, he just wanted it to be a surprise, or he wanted it to be mysterious for no particular reason.

“From creatures that don’t exist anymore. Fae. Older beings. Magic that predates what we use now.” My chest tightens. “What kind of bond?” Her eyes flick back to Nyxara. Then back to me. “A soul bond.” Silence crashes into the room. “A what?” I ask, my voice quieter now—but far more dangerous. “It’s rare. Extremely rare. And from what I understand…” she hesitates briefly, then continues, “it links two beings on a level deeper than physical connection or mating bonds. It ties power. Strength. Life force.” My grip tightens at my sides.

"When will we know it’s safe to touch her without destroying her?" "When she chooses us," I said, with a certainty that burned. "Only then." He watched as I took his place. As I kissed her. As I felt what he had felt. Her light was a fire, and we only knew darkness. And yet… she didn’t burn us. She revealed us. She made us vulnerable. The bond had already begun. Not in flesh. Not in blood. In the soul. And that union… was irrevocable.

But this was not a regular mate mark doing this. This was a soul bond. She knew about those too. Rarer and very permanent. They are not a mark that faded with time or distance but a tie at the deepest level of what you were, woven into your soul and not just your blood. No fifty year window. No walking away. No workarounds. The bond held until one of them died and if you tried to put too much distance between yourself and the other person your body reacted like it was being separated from something it needed to function.

Leah spoke in anger. "Well, you two should be thankful then." Riley's mother Jane, spoke looking at Zee and Lucas. "What do you mean?" Lucas asked coldly, fear grappling him from the inside. "A bonded soul pair is very rare. It was only read in books and never heard of in real. Your parents here are all soul bonded pairs and so are you all." "A soul bonded pair is always born to exist together. Your souls are made for one another and binded together. Your mate pull is stronger than any other mate bond and you are bound to fall in love with each other no matter what."

The elder motioned for them to sit, and they did so, though Rhea couldn’t help but feel uneasy under the woman’s intense gaze. “You are bound,” the elder said, her eyes flicking between Kaelan and Rhea. “A soul bond. Rare. Powerful. Dangerous.” Rhea swallowed hard, exchanging a glance with Kaelan. “What does it mean?” she asked, her voice barely above a whisper. The elder tilted her head, studying them. “It means your fates are intertwined. Your souls have recognized each other, even if your minds and hearts have not. The bond will grow stronger over time, pulling you closer together. But it is not without risk.”

"Centuries ago before the creation of man. The moon and the earth were one living in perfect harmony. Then man was created by Yahweh placed incharge over every living, breathing being on earth. He dominated and ruled. The moon was a female deity called Luna worshipped by humans. Once every lunar eclipse a praise sacrifice is performed in her honour, she comes down to earth along with her two beautiful daughters. The eldest daughter Crescent fell in love with Chukwuma an Ozo title holder Nze na orzoh before the colonial administration. Chukwuma was a wealthy and respected during his time. Although her mother Luna was distrust over the matter, she allowed her daughter to marry the human. They

I was dying to see how much he had changed since the last time we were together. Keith was slouched against the window, looking bored. "What do you want?" I had been a mess of nerves for ages, but a few drinks gave me the guts to pull out my phone and flick to our old photos. I shoved the phone in his face. "Be with me for two months before your bonding ceremony. If you don't, these pictures will go viral." The photos were from when we were an item, all cuddles and kisses. However, Keith wasn't the slightest bit bothered.

My gaze dropped to the desk, but the sound of it echoed inside me, stirring something deep and unsteady. Mr. Nelson kept speaking, describing how Selene placed half of every soul in another, ensuring no wolf would ever wander life without balance. "When the bond awakens," he said, "it is unshakable. A force of instinct, love, and destiny. Some try to deny it, but the bond always wins."