Unbonding The Ruthless Alpha Novels & Stories

I had prepared myself to meet Emily Roux Moreau, but this—this is Shenaya. "Hello, Alpha Aiden," she said, her voice steady, calm, and undeniably powerful. She stopped in front of me and extended her hand. "I’m Emily Roux Moreau, Alpha of the Rock Reel pack." My jaw nearly dropped. I struggled to breathe, to think, to form words. Alpha? She couldn’t be. Shenaya had been an Omega. A submissive wolf. Not this.

She continued: “Just like my convictions, you know she's not an ordinary person. There's more to her than meets the eye. She might be ordinary for now but you know she's different. You treat her like a mess everyday but you can't get her off your mind. She's eroding your senses but you don't want to agree. Let fate do its thing, she's your mate, accept the mate bond and be free of the moon goddess's torture.” I forcefully broke the connection, it felt like I was being pulled into a trance. “Were you trying to hypnotize me into accepting her? I am a man of my word, I am the Alpha of this pack and also the head Alpha of the 3 neighboring packs. I hold so much power more than anyone. I am Alpha

My mate Alpha Horton hated me, convinced I’d driven his beloved Chloe to her death. But it was his body that shielded mine from a silver bullet. Reborn, my mission is simple: break the bond he despises and finally set him free for Chloe. The first day of my new life, I went straight to the pack's shaman and demanded to break my mate bond with Horton. "A mate bond decreed by the Moon Goddess cannot simply be—" "It can," I cut her off. "You know the ancient unbinding ritual, Rose. I've read the pack records."

“In fact, our very first interaction was you chasing me down a public street and scaring the daylight out of me while shouting 'Solange!' So of course I looked up when you shouted the name. At this point, I might as well answer to it." He could only stare at her. He couldn’t classify any of the reactions he had been expecting into this. For one of the very few times in his life, Alpha Alistair Vance was rendered completely, utterly speechless. “Bu…” he stammered. He cleared his throat, trying to gather his thoughts. “No matter how you deny this, you cannot deny the pull between us. You may be using suppressors, but you’re still a wolf. I know you feel it.”

“I’m here… don’t cry… I’m not going anywhere…” But his glow was fading. His heartbeat was slowing. And everyone knew it. Everyone except the Alpha. The Alpha spoke calmly, almost idly: “The heart awakens. The bonded one breaks. A predictable outcome.” Lena’s head snapped toward it. And for the first time— her glow became violent. White energy swirled around her like a storm. “Don’t,” Alexander whispered weakly. “Don’t fight it… it’ll hurt you… and me…” She ignored him.

"But if I am no longer an Alpha, then I am no longer subject to pack laws. My fated bond to Rhea Mooncrest is a natural thing. It is not a pack right. It is not a title. It is a part of me." "You can't do this!" Theon snarled, rising from his chair. "You are an Alpha of a strong line!" "I was," Kai replied, his voice flat and commanding. "I am now an unbonded Alpha, a rogue, outside of your remit and your authority. My gift is not for me. It is for Rhea. My bond with her is now a rogue bond. The council's decision to strip her of Alpha protection means nothing. I am no longer a pack Alpha."

He loosened his fingers just a little, but enough for me to breathe before adjusting my neck so I was staring right at Vane. “What a lovely scene, am I right?” He said, laughing. Everywhere was silent again when all of a sudden, his hands got so tight around my neck. I panicked and began to struggle against his hold, my hands flying to grip the arm wrapped around my neck, trying to pull it away, but it would not budge. He dipped his head in my hair and took a long whiff. What kind of psychopathic maniac did I– "You think you can just settle this with terms, Alpha?"

She barely understood what she was seeing—everything was spinning too fast. The rogue bared his teeth, but the Alpha kept coming, not bothered at all by the threat. Inside, Selene trembled. He… he’s a true Alpha. The rogue spat a curse, but it came out tired. He vanished into the shadows, gone as quickly as he’d appeared. Now the Alpha stood in full moonlight, gaze locked on her and nowhere else. “You,” he said. Calm. In control. “You’re not safe here.” Aria tried to answer but no words came. Her body hurt from the mate bond snapping, her legs barely holding her up. Still, even as everything felt broken, something in him sparked hope she thought she’d lost.

A menacing laughter erupted from my lips as thoughts of what I would do to her ran down my head. I was certain that she felt I would fire her as a result of what happened the previous night. But I wouldn't. No matter what Lilith does to me or anyone, she will never be sacked. Rather, I would chip off her wings, feather by feather, until she was left with nothing to fly with. I would break her beyond repair. Only then would she submit to me as her Alpha. When I was done with her, I would dump her. She won't challenge me now or in her next life. She would understand why people referred to me as the Ruthless Alpha.

Back then, she had believed fate meant happiness now she understood how cruel fate could truly be. Kael finally looked directly at her. “The mate bond changes nothing,” he said evenly. His voice carried through the hall with terrifying ease. “You are free to leave.” A few gasps sounded nearby. Aurora almost laughed. Free? There was nothing freeing about being discarded in front of an entire pack. The humiliation burned hotter than fire beneath her skin, but she refused to let anyone see it. Refused to become the broken woman everyone expected her to be. Out of the corner of her eye, she noticed several elders exchanging uncomfortable glances. Beta Rowan looked like he wanted to disappear com