Unbound By Choice Rejecting The Obsidian Alpha Novels & Stories

“So now… Any reasonable strategy to curb this rogues?” “Well that question should be directed to Alpha Kelvin seems it looks like it is only his pack that is out of boundary to these rogues.” Alpha Micheal said, looking at me. I would have laughed if I could. He wanted to know how I keep my pack yet he did not want to beg like the other Alphas who has been doing so discreetly and because I did not reply them, I became their enemy. Thinking of it now, I did not know why I even agree marry Lawrence’s daughter.

How could I willingly sever a bond that was created by the moon goddess? But still, what choice did I have? If I go against Alpha Draven, the punishment won't be for me alone, it might affect Alaana as well. Alpha Draven stared at me for a long moment before he dropped the final blow. “You must Reject Alaana, Williams, or I will ensure you're killed and no one will question me, you're just a servant of this Pack. So you have only one option left. You either Reject her or you'll be killed.”

“Are you ready to carry not just the fire, but me?” The vision shifted again, showing me Damian kneeling in the flames, his body weakened but his eyes locked on mine. “Choose me, Selena,” he whispered, voice breaking. Then, in the same instant, the flames twisted his face into Alpha Kayden’s, his hand extended with a promise of dominance instead of love. My pulse pounded as I stumbled back, the fire forcing me to confront every choice, every bond, every possibility that could define who I became.

“And if I refuse?” “If you refuse, I’ll show you what happens to your precious pack. To Alora. To Nevaeh.” His grin widened and he gestured toward the window. The mention of their names made my blood run cold but I refused to show it. Alora and Nevaeh. They are not safe. That woman had said her father made it to protect her. It was a fucking trap. He leaned in closer, his voice dropping to a deadly whisper. “This isn’t a negotiation, little Alpha. You’ll give me the power one way or another. And when I have it I’ll leave. I’ll go back to my life and you can go back to yours.”

'What about the alpha? She was silent for a moment before she whimpered. 'The alpha is undecided. I don't want to make it even more difficult for him. Let's release him from our obligation. Your initial plan was right. We need to reject him when the six months are over. We need to choose Eric. Let us see if he was true to his words.' I let out a shaky breath. ‘Are you sure because there will be no turning back now if I choose already.' Hot tears rolled down from her cheeks which made me feel sorry for her.

"ARIA, run diagnostic on threat assessment algorithms. I want a full report on the batch 7-alpha anomalies by tomorrow afternoon." "Processing. Estimated completion time: fourteen hours, thirty-seven minutes."

"Please don't go through with this. Don't allow them to contaminate what we share…" "You were the one who contaminated it." I paused without looking. "The instant you chose to analyze me over understanding me. The instant you labeled me as tactic, than affection." "That's not true…" "Isn't that so?" I eventually glanced back. "Then answer me Alpha…if I weren’t from a bloodline that is mystic, if I were merely an ordinary omega, with nothing to give your pack…would you have claimed me that evening? Would you have stood up for me against Kael, your mother and Selene?. Would you have released me?"

“I don’t know what more I can do to make these people understand that their Alpha is not a murderer. I did not kill Reed. My ex-luna did.” “I always knew that Alpha Reed had shady things going on. He was not the flawless alpha people are painting him to be.” I started. “If we can find proof of his crimes, maybe people will change the way they look at us.” “You’ll go against your pack for me?” Aeron asked, surprise evident in his voice. “Obsidian’s my pack now.” I replied “Let’s take a walk. Maybe that’ll clear your head.” We left together, walking the cold stone corridors until the night air swallowed us. Obsidian spread out beneath the moon—black, jagged, yet undeniably beautiful.

“You can seal the bond, rather than sever it. It will keep him out — but it will also keep your Alpha out. He will not feel your pain, your thoughts, your warmth. You will fight alone.” I stared at the vision, my heart twisting in agony. “That’s still breaking it.” “No,” she said softly. “It’s burying it. A wall between you both — one that only death can unmake.” Edward stepped closer, the firelight catching the silver in his eyes. “I won’t agree to this.” Lysandra’s smile didn’t waver. “The choice isn’t yours, Alpha. It never was.” Her gaze turned back to me. “You must choose before the next moonrise. After that, the link will shift on its own. Either you control it, or he will.”

"I can't. I won't.." "You can," my father said, his voice was strong despite his wounds. "You must. Because that's what it means to be an Alpha, pup. To make impossible choices. To sacrifice everything for the greater good." "I'm so sorry," I whispered. "I'm so sorry." I picked up the vial of my mother's blood with shaking hands. Stephanie was still lost in ecstasy, power was pouring into her, and she was not even paying attention anymore. This was my chance. My only chance. I opened the vial. And I made my choice.