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"Listen, I am your mate, and mates choose each other no matter what." I took my hands from him, then took a step backwards to raise my hand between us. "Stop, just stop it. You broke the mate bond, and whatever is broken cannot be fixed without leaving a crack behind. This is the crack I have to deal with." "So, the crack is to want to keep two alphas for yourself?" "No, the crack is that you, my alpha, owe me a regret. Right now, I am not seeing you regretting as you should, rather, you're turning back to be evil."

"The broken bond." The room was very quiet. "A rejected mate bond doesn't disappear," she continued. "It fractures. And that fracture — in an alpha already running compromised — is a specific kind of vulnerability. This compound found it." She looked at Kael with something that wasn't quite pity but was adjacent to it. "This wasn't designed for a healthy wolf. It was designed for one already weakened. It's been working with what it found in him." I understood what she wasn't saying underneath it.

BETA LIAM’S POV I’d heard of the pain one suffers after a mate-bond is broken. According to the books, it’s even harder on Alphas, who are believed to share stronger bonds with their mates. And yet, the look of total indifference on Asher’s face left me wondering if those theories were in fact flawed. The Alpha drank from the glass of whisky he’d poured out himself, like it was just a normal day, but his eyes…. They told the whole story. He was… broken. I’d always thought the Alpha was in a way broken, but it had never come to this.

"Double the perimeter watch tonight. I don't want any surprises." "Yes, Alpha." The van's doors closed with a heavy thunk. Through the small window to the driver's compartment, Caelan saw Finn take the wheel, and it wasn't long before the engine rumbled to life. Caelan looked at Sera again. In sleep, her face was slack. The tension that had hardened her jaw when she held that baseball bat was gone. She looked almost drained. He hated that after all this time, she was still in such a situation. He hated that after all this time, the bond he'd tried to severe was still here. But he wasn't here on mate business, he was here on alpha business, his pack needed her and her primal gene.

"So what if I took some money? The pack is rich. And as for Elena, she was going to ruin everything with her self-righteous crusade. She couldn't just let things be." The admission hung in the air like poison. "You admit it," Kade said, his voice barely human. "You killed her." "I had her killed," Garrett corrected casually. "There's a difference. And honestly, Kade, you should be thanking me. She was making you soft, distracted. After she was gone, you became the strong Alpha everyone feared." "I became broken!" Kade roared. "You destroyed me!" "I made you better," Garrett insisted. Then his eyes cut to Aria. "Just like you should have stayed broken, little omega. But you had to survive tho

“The Tree said Mother was soft.” “The Tree’s a liar.” We circle. Draven’s on one knee behind me. Creek has both hands on his chest, keeping his heart beating after that spear of lightning. The bond between us is a live wire. Every time Sky pulls on the storm, Draven flinches. I feel it. “Alpha’s broken,” Sky says, nodding at him. “Crowns eat broken.” “He took that hit for our son.” I shift my weight. Shoulder popped when she dropped the air-hammer, but it’s back in. Mostly. “You call that broken?”

His brother laughed softly. “You say that like power was the problem.” The first Alpha’s expression darkened instantly. “It wasn’t?” “No.” The brother’s gold eyes shifted toward me. “The problem was grief.” Silence crashed through the chamber. The first Alpha looked away. And suddenly— I understood. Not completely. But enough. The world didn’t break because the first Alpha loved deeply. It broke because he lost the person he loved. The void moved slowly toward Mira again. This time, nobody stopped it.

“I just need to break it.” The space reacted. Violently. because that was the threat. not me entering. me destroying it. the Alpha stepped forward. between us. not blocking. but intervening. “You will fail,” it said. Calm. Certain. “Then I fail trying,” I shot back. Because that was the only option left. the Alpha tilted its head. Just slightly. “You will destabilize everything.” “I already did.” The words hit. hard. because they were true. everything was already broken. everything was already changing. there was no going back. only forward. the space surged. trying to correct. trying to stabilize. trying to contain me.

Victory didn’t come in a single moment. It came in pieces, small, decisive shifts that stacked on each other until the outcome became unavoidable, because while the Alpha King had marched forward with confidence, backed by Packs that believed his name alone would be enough to crush any resistance, what he failed to account for was how fragile forced loyalty becomes when survival is placed on the other side of the scale.

Now that he had been noticed, Drake leaned off the wall, and began to walk towards them, with large, powerful strides. Rose instinctively lowered her head. She had worked in the castle for years, and even she still felt a little uneasy whenever the Alpha approached unexpectedly. However, what surprised her most was the young Luna's reaction. Her shoulders stiffened, and her fingers tightened around the fabric of her dress. The confidence she had displayed moments earlier seemed to vanish almost instantly. Rose almost smiled. Apparently, the Alpha was the one person who could still make his mate very, very nervous. She quickly glanced towards the other servants and discreetly signaled for the