Unbonding The Ruthless Alpha Novels & Stories

Relieved but still shaken, I watched as Alpha Noah gathered up the gifts and headed towards the door. "Come here!" I heard a growl behind me. I whipped back to see Alpha Noah thundering towards me. Suddenly, he reached out and forcefully grabbed my wrist. My heart raced as Alpha Noah's grip tightened around my wrist, his eyes filled with a crazed intensity. "Let me go!" I shouted, struggling against his hold, but he was relentless. He pulled me closer, his intentions clear as he leaned in to kiss me. Anger boiled inside me, and I lashed out, striking him across the cheek. He stumbled back, clutching his face in pain, but still, he didn't release me.

Riley's gaze remained fixed on the Lycan and he said without batting an eye, "Let's kill him Alpha." “What! How do we even go about it? There must be something else we can do to solve this but killing him, that's too far I must say.” Alpha Rodriguez said, and he became surprised with his own sentence. Over the last few years, he was known to be the Ruthless and powerful alpha but since the day that he purchased Precious who was now mated to his five sons, he had felt a change in his life and actions.

He let go of Aurelia and approached Aurora in slow steps, with both hands tucked in his pockets. “You brought this upon yourself. You refused to let me become Alpha instead. You know the tradition: if I let you become Alpha, my place will only be under you for the rest of my life. You don't think I'll allow a woman control me all the days of my life, do you?” He asked, looking down at her. Aurora chuckled in disbelief. It was difficult to digest the fact that she was betrayed by the two most important people in her life. She never thought they were capable of harming her.

"The Alpha says she's his mate. The bond is sacred." "The bond is sacred when it strengthens the pack. But this bond is destroying us. We've had pack members go missing. We've had attacks on our territory. We've had people die. And what has our Alpha done? He's spent all his time protecting his human mate instead of protecting his pack." "That's not true" another voice protested. "Alpha Darius is doing everything he can." "Is he? Because from where I'm standing it looks like he's making every decision based on what's best for his mate not what's best for us. He's compromised and that makes him a liability."

That’s when he saw it. A leather-bound album lay alone on the obsidian dining table. The omega housekeeper hovered nearby, ears tipped back in unease. “Alpha… this was in the refuse heap. I thought you might… reconsider.” He took it, the leather cold against his palms. Opening it, the first page struck like claws to the chest—the day of their Council-approved bonding. She was radiant, eyes blazing like she’d claimed the moon itself. He stood beside her, stiff, his own light shuttered.

Wolves in fine coats and broad shoulders rose one by one, their movements languid and satisfied, voices dropping to murmurs as they gathered their attendants and began the ritual of departure. Nods were exchanged—shallow acknowledgments of shared entertainment. Farewells were offered with the casual ease of men who had just witnessed blood sport. Promises of alliances were sealed with handshakes that lingered a moment too long, each Alpha savoring the taste of power that hung in the air like incense. Kael didn't move.

It was a covenant, ancient and unbreakable. I saw a former Alpha, strong, ruthless, unchallenged, look at one of these rising omegas. Their bond, once unquestionable, snapped violently. The Alpha staggered, blood dripping from their ears as the energy tore through the old structure. He fell to the ground, and for a moment, the silence that followed was total. Then, slowly, the omega stepped forward, not trembling, not afraid, but glowing. Their eyes were brighter than any crown. Their pulse was fire. Their power was theirs. My own pulse quickened, and I allowed myself a single, dangerous thought: if the bond rejected her… if it rejected me… I would lose everything anyway. Let the sky fall. L

I watched him for a moment before he knew I was watching and I thought about last night and about Sola saying older than you think and about the way his eyes had found me across that study desk on the first night like something in him had been expecting me. I sat up. "Tell me," I said. He turned his head. Looked at me. Then he sat up too and put his elbows on his knees and his hands hung loose in front of him and he looked at them a moment. Then he started talking. Four years ago he had been Alpha for eight years and had never bonded to anyone. The pack elders were not hostile about it. Just quietly concerned the way packs get when something essential is missing. Every female they put in fro

Blood, mud, and rain cover me. Alpha caught me before I hit the ground. Strong arms, furred and wet, holding me. Gold eyes searching mine. Bond pulsing. The shared heartbeat is slowing gradually. Relief mixed with pain. “You are safe,” he said. Voice low, rough. Pain in every word. Bond thudding in my chest. “We won.” I nodded, breathing hard. Couldn’t speak. Could barely move. But I felt it. Bond sealed. Alpha’s mate. Unbreakable.

I'd heard enough stories about the Alpha of Bloodmoon to know that ridiculous things could happen to people who crossed him. Then his face turned towards my hair. His nose brushed the strands falling over my shoulder. I froze. He inhaled slowly, taking his time. His nose was buried in my hair as though he'd discovered something he couldn't quite understand. What in the Moon Goddess's name was he doing? He had dragged me away from the door, pinned me against a wall, and now appeared to be smelling my hair. Was this some sort of Alpha ritual I hadn't been informed about? Because if it was, I would have preferred a written explanation.