Unbound By Choice Rejecting The Obsidian Alpha Novels & Stories

“Wait. You are wrong. He had selected several girls, but they only lasted a maximum of one year, they always died shortly after contacting him. That's why… he's a little crazy right now." “And… he was still chosen to be alpha? With conditions like that?" "He has too much strength to be overthrown. No one can. I just wanted to give you a little warning to be more vigilant in front of him. He's an unpredictable man." “Noted. Thanks." "Ah. And it seems like Maria Webster is paying a lot of attention to you, be careful ... don't let her know that you have chosen a partner if you don't want her and Alpha Charles to turn you down." Ordered Romeo again.

he said simply, a shrug accompanying his words. “Huh?” To say Aiden was flabbergasted wouldn’t do his state justice. He was so way beyond confused, there were no words. “We just want you, as future alpha ultra, to influence your parents to go to war with Blake the Troublemaker,” he said with a sickening smile. “It would be beneficial to us all.” “Says who?” Was the only response Aiden could come up with. “Us, the resistance,” the guy announced proudly. “A new era is upon us. When his mate will die – and she will die – he’ll go mad with sorrow and…”

“Dev, please tone it down.” “I am getting tired of the stalemate. Alpha, Luna, what is your decision?” I waited impatiently for their response. “What about your fee?” Alpha Camden asked a bit more subdued. The surprise must have shown on my face. Alpha Devlin spoke up. “There is no fee for the assistance of the Midnight Sky Pack.” He put an arm around my shoulders. “We take care of our own.” His fingers glided against the side of my cheek in a display of his dominance over me.

“I heard you chose your path.” “It wasn't a choice, let's be clear.” I stopped in front of the goddess, staring at her firmly. “Destiny manipulated the situation, cast shadows to attract misfortunes to my Luna, and observed every step of the attack until I yielded to the first choice. I am a cursed Alpha, not a fool!”

I say and try to walk pass. "Make Buck the Alpha and make me his Luna!" I turn to look at her confused. She looks at me with her sad eyes and nods continuously . "What did you say?" I ask her just making sure I heard it well. "You heard me. Make Buck the Alpha and make me his Luna. I want to be Luna. Buck is 18 already. He's a man already. Make him the Alpha " "And what will happen to Jay?" "You'll think of something. Alpha just do this. Do it. It's the right thing."

“You destroyed my mate. You cost us our child. That pain will never fade. But now, we are together, and I will make her mine again. I will fill her arms with children and give her the peace you stole from her.” “Fuck you, Ronan!” Dad snarled. “She’s mine!” He thrashed and kicked, unhinged. “Order!” Alpha James rose to his feet, his authority cutting through the chaos. “The Council has reached its verdict. Ms. Aela and Mr. Ronan will be provided every resource to begin a new life together, here or in their homeland. Ms. Aela—you must reject Mr. Colin now. Then you and your mate will seal your bond.”

“You carry justice like a banner. You believe mercy makes you strong.” Kael’s eyes flicker—fear, pain, pleading. “But mercy,” the Unbound whispers, “is my favorite crack to slip through.” The chains flare suddenly, Moonlight blazing as the wards react. I step forward, power surging. “You will not take him,” I say, my voice echoing with Alpha command. “You will not take anyone.” The Unbound laughs. “I already have,” he replies. The chains snap taut. Kael screams—Kael, this time, raw and human.

"Three border violations this week alone. They're testing us, seeing if we're weak. And what does our Alpha do? He locks himself in his study researching fairy tales." "What do you suggest?" the third voice asks. "We talk to others who feel the same way. Build support. When the time comes, we present Kael with a choice…send the human away, or step down." "And if he refuses both?" Silence stretches between them. Then the woman speaks again, her voice hard. "Then we do what's necessary to protect the pack. With or without his permission." I back away slowly, careful not to make noise. My heart pounds so loud I'm sure they can hear it. But the voices continue talking, and I make it back to the

“You did, Seraphina. You know what you gain if I remain Alpha and you remain Luna. The alternative is returning to Moonshadow in disgrace, or staying here as a discarded concubine. Which would you prefer?” The silence was my answer. “Exactly,” he said, his voice dropping. “I’m offering you the chance to stay beside a demon, rather than return to the pack that sold you to one. Your father didn’t hesitate. He knew the depth of my hatred for you. I never hid it.” He took a step closer. “So, what’s your pick, little wife? There… or here?” The choice was an illusion. Going back was a slow death of shame and irrelevance. Staying was a war, but it was a war with meaning, with him.

“You already know you cannot touch us here, Alpha.” Aria’s hands curled slowly at her sides. Power answered the motion, the runes beneath her feet blazing brighter. “They say I can end this,” she said. “All of it. The war. The hunting. The blood.” My heart slammed painfully. “And what do they want in return?” I demanded. She lifted her gaze to mine. “One choice,” she whispered. “Mine.” The shadows leaned closer, pressing against the wards, voices layering over one another. “Choose the bond.” “Choose the crown.” “Choose yourself.”