The Mate Bond She Was Meant For Novels & Stories

I wanted to kiss her luscious lips one more time and sink my teeth into her delicate neck, claiming her as mine, so why was she acting like she was oblivious to the mate bond? Was she pretending so she wouldn’t have anything to do with me? I mean, that was the only thing I could figure out. Since she was my second chance mate, I presume it must be easy to win her back. The mate bond was a really powerful thing, and I was sure we wouldn’t be able to stay away from each other for long.

“Hey, you never have to worry about him ever again.” She rubbed her forehead. “Blaze, what is happening between us? Why do I feel the way I do? Being with you just…just feels right.” She told me. I chuckled. “It’s called the mate bond. It’s what brings us together but in the end it’s up to us to nurture and build the, our bond. That’s if you want to, which I hope you do. I don’t think I could do my day to day if you and my little nuggets aren’t here.” By this time, I had pulled her onto my lap and was gazing into her eyes.

Instead he was left here with the woman they had hand-selected for him to move on with. “So, Sophia tells me that you grew up in Coden cove,” Anna said, drawing his attention to her. He nodded. “Yes.” Anna smiled. She was a pretty woman with shoulder-length, honey-blond hair, gray-blue eyes. It wasn’t hard to tell why Robert and Sophia had introduced him to her. Blond hair and fresh-faced beauty. Just like Beverly. The type he would be attracted to, except he felt nothing looking at Anna. Not a twinge of attraction.

“You were never meant to be his mate. The mate bond is stronger than anything else. Cedric’s true mate was always out there. I just didn’t know when it would happen.” Her words froze me. I had always known she didn’t like me, but hearing her belief in the Mate Bond made it clear—she’d always seen me as an obstacle. I wanted to shout, to tell her she was wrong, but the weight of her words left me silent, drowning in pain. She didn’t wait for me to say anything else. “You’ve never understood Cedric, have you? The bond between a mate and their wolf is beyond anything we can explain. It’s primal. I’ve known it from the beginning.”

My brow furrowed, paying rapt attention to what she had to say. Maya’s voice, a deep rumble in my head, echoed with frustration. "Pick with your heart, little one. But remember, a true mate strengthens you, not replaces your strength. You should know I will go for my mate anytime, any day.” “Why don’t you just leave the mate bond out of this and focus on true love? You know them both; who is the perfect one for us?” I retorted with a clenched fist. “Did you think there is love apart from the mate bond? Mate Bond is the true love you are seeking. It will strengthen your love,” she responded indifferently and emotionlessly.

It was completion. I handled her like the queen she was, gentle when she needed gentleness, passionate when she craved passion, worshipful in every moment. Her soft gasps, the way her fingers dug into my shoulders, the way she whispered my name like a prayer, all of it burned into my memory more vividly than anything I had experienced in my entire life. Afterward, holding her against my chest as she traced patterns on my skin, I finally understood what the mate bond truly meant. This wasn't just attraction or compatibility. These were two souls that had been broken apart and finally, mercifully, made whole again.

“No wonder you don’t want to sleep with me.” She let out a sharp, humorless laugh, shaking her head. “And here I was, thinking it was because I was special. Thinking maybe you just wanted to take things slow. But no. You have another girl, don’t you? Someone you’ve been fucking this whole time.” I gritted my teeth. “That’s not it.” She turned away, crossing her arms tightly over her chest, her breathing hard and uneven. “You must feel it too,” I said, my voice steady despite the weight of the conversation. “The mate bond. It’s missing something. I don’t want us to spend the rest of our lives in misery.”

“Don’t talk as if you have never made a wrong choice. You have sinned to disrespect the purest form of bond between mortals. You lied about it. I know Zephyr is not your mate. You faked all of that because I… am your mate. Your fated mate. During the championship, I felt it every time we were close and I know you felt it too. Such a big lie can’t go without consequences either, Diana. You have defied the Supreme, you have mocked him. You have defiled our bond, our fate. What clarification do you have for that? Or will you still deny that we are mates? Will you still lie about your mate bond with Zephyr? This bond might have meant nothing to you, but for me… it still means a lot more than you

Breeana's arms tightened around him as she tucked her head into his chest. "Yours. Always. My mate." He felt their mate bond snap into focus. It had always been there growing stronger day to day but now it no longer felt like a thread or a rope between them. It was like a path, a river, a bridge connecting both their souls. Binding them together forever until eternity. It was done. They were sealed together forever. Breeana's breathing grew heavier as she succumbed to slumber entangled as she was with him. He wouldn't mind sleeping this way but he didn't want to cause his mate any discomfort so he pulled out of her and moved her.

It was the biggest day of her life tomorrow, she could afford to be a bit crazy. “I know you’re having a shit time of things with Nikolai but…and I know it’s gross with him being my brother…but when you’re together. Is it…does it feel right?” I scrunched up my face as her wide brown eyes reminded me uncomfortably of her brothers. “I mean I want to be able to look you in the eye after this but yes. He can be so cold and hateful but when it happens, wherever we are, if our skin touches…it’s kind of meant to be. Like overwhelmingly so. The mate bond it’s such a force it just all clicks into place. Is that what you mean?”