Super Eyepatch Wolf Divorce Novels & Stories

“I’m telling you, no one’s going to blame you for divorcing a rogue who can’t even bear your pups.” “She’s my fated mate,” I replied. “Regardless of whether we’ve produced an heir yet or not, it’s not a good look to divorce her. Especially during a campaign.” “Everyone in the pack knows that you and I are meant to be together. We’re childhood sweethearts. It’s like a fairy tale story. I’m telling you, that will override any drama caused by the divorce. And anyway, it’s not as though there’s much positive public sentiment toward Ellie.”

What I wanted was for someone to notice my injuries when I came home hurt, not three years of belated regret. "You once scorned me for being weak, for being a disgrace. Now that I'm strong and worthy, you want to reclaim me. But do you truly love me, or only the me who makes you look good?" Mother could only stare, words failing her. Leon's throat tightened. "Ivy, if you'll have it, we can still honor our arranged mate bond. I'll stand before every pack and declare you as my one and only mate." I looked at him and said calmly, "No need. Three years ago, I submitted the rejection request to the Werewolf Affairs Council. Our mate bond was dissolved then. It ended between us long ago."

Not when everything was at stake for me. “Wade will divorce Jenn,” I said smoothly, keeping my eyes settled on him. “She has no child for him, so once the divorce process starts, everything will go to him including her father’s pack.” His angry gaze made my heart thump wildly. I knew that was not nearly enough to appease him, but I’d hoped I could buy myself some points with that. “And Jenn? Have you confirmed that she indeed has what we want?” I shook my head. “She doesn’t have it,” I said with utmost certainty. “After the fall, I’m sure she lost her wolf as well, even if she’s quite adamant that she didn’t. Her wolf is not with her, and –”

His knuckles turned white, bones cracking under the strain, his Alpha aura pressing down on me inch by inch, as if trying to force me to submit. I didn’t back down. “Sign it. Tomorrow at ten, Pack Council Hall.” I threw the divorce papers onto the table and turned to leave. The pack wolves exchanged bewildered gJulians. No one could understand how the couple known as the “legendary mates who conquered three great wolf territories side by side” could turn on each other in public at a celebration. His Beta assistant, Harper, rushed up to me, her tone like she was scolding a subordinate. “Chloe, who says an Alpha can’t like a plush toy? Apologize to Julian, now!”

She jumped off my lap and ran to him. "Uncle Leo! Please, please help me." She sounded frantic. "My wolf is trying to sever my bond with Carson. She wants to hurt Eckley and Carson. Please, please help me." She fell to her knees holding her head in her hands. She started talking to her wolf again. "No. No. No. Stop! Stop! I like the warm feeling. Carson loves me!"

Roxy sat down on the bench next to her and put a hand on her back, rubbing up and down. "I heard you're in love with David, so I think you'll understand my predicament. Knowing the moon goddess screwed up and mated you to the wrong wolf. But don't worry, I'm going to fix it for both of us." Roxy's hand went up into Clara's hair. She made a fist and jerked Clara's head back. "His mark belongs to me."

Greg waved and left. “Mom, who did you see? What did that wolf say?” Suzy asked anxiously. Mother turned to look at Suzan: "Suzan, that large red wolf said he was your mate. When...when did you make with such a powerful Alpha?" She couldn't help but be surprised. Suzan was stunned for a moment. She didn't expect Ice Wolf to say this to her mother and said hurriedly: "I've known him for a while. He is my client and he knew I was divorced... It was only confirmed in the past two days..."

Maybe we would have a chance to get back together with her and not have to lose half of my assets to her after a proper divorce ruling. “Are you actually going to say what you have in mind or you'll keep moping at me? I have work to return to, Mr Torren.” I cleared my throat and leaned in closer. “I know you blame me for not acknowledging you as my mate but it was really not my fault. My wolf was hurt, sick, injured and I wasn't really sure how to cure it. That made it impossible for me to connect with the mate bond fully. But I'm healed now, I'm all fixed up. I mean, I'm still on medication but my wolf has recovered so much.”

“Even if I spend the remainder of my days wandering the neutral zones alone, I would rather die entirely childless than ever carry a wolf belonging to you.” His expression darkened into a truly dangerous abyss, his scent turning thick and hostile. I knew every survival instinct told me to silence my tongue, but three years of suppressed torment forced me over the edge. “We are executing the divorce immediately,” I stated. “My wolf is entirely finished acting out this farce. And if your lawyers attempt to delay the separation by a single day... I will personally broadcast the exact medical documentation of Valentina’s pregnancy to the entire regional council.” Something vital snapped behind h

'You should go see some of the guests while they arrive" She was like that a year or two ago when my wolf refused to show up. It was the first time in my life that I'd felt so embarrassed. My wolf showed up later, but there was no need for it by then. Any wonder then for this behaviour now that I couldn't find my mate? Another trouble was slowly brewing. Everyone began to despise me. I'd always be ridiculed and tormented emotionally, but it never crossed the four walls of the Pack House, which was the Alpha's palace. It would be a great shame if it got into the ear of the rank and file that the Luna was close to eighteen and had not yet found her mate. Which was what my father was fighting t